Celtic Moment

• Pack of 10.7-Ounce
• Made of traditional recipe handed
• Good with strong coffee and the eponymous dram

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This wonderful whisky fudge using one of Speyside’s finest single malts has been made to a traditional recipe handed down from generation to generation of Gardiners. From their family run business amongst the rolling hills of southern Scotland, Gardiners still use old style slow cooking methods like copper boiling pans and metal cooling tables to produce the perfect after-dinner fudge. Particularly good with strong coffee and the eponymous dram…. More >>

Gardiners of Scotland Traditional Fudge with Glenfarclas Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky, 10.7-Ounce

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Cottar Traditional Recipes gotten from a bygone age in the Highlands of Scotland. Explained and illustrated as never before.
From Scotch Pancakes, Tattie Scones, Skirlie, Oatcakes and Many More..Product Description
Cottar Traditional Recipes gotten from a bygone age in the Highlands of Scotland. Explained and illustrated as never before.
From Scotch Pancakes, Tattie Scones, Skirlie, Oatcakes and Many More….. More >>

Cottar Traditional Highland Recipes

I have been making my family foods from around the world [because it's fun]
So I would like to make an irish dessert.
Please don’t post english,welsh, or scottish recipes.
you didn’t post a recipe please read before posting.

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Once an integral part of trade in Ireland, the country’s traditional boats are having a comeback as they are restored for leisure and sport. Traditional Boats of Ireland is a remarkable book exploring the background and uses of these craft. Changing patterns of fishing and water transport are considered, and the wider role of boats in people’s lives – boat racing, dramas at sea, and other stories of human interest. Gloriously illustrated with evocative photographs, … More >>

Traditional Boats of Ireland: History, Folklore, And Construction

Neil Martin, composer and traditional music expert, explores the history of traditional music in Belfast, from the Belfast Harp Festival and music collector Edward Bunting to the world famous McPeake family, and visits some of the venues where visitors can experience authentic traditional music.