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Naze Tower: ship-spotting on the top floor, then down to the cosy second-floor tearooms for a baked tattie and art exhibitions.— Phil Gyford (everything)
The cuisine for the evening includes traditional Celtic dishes such as hotch potch, tattie soup, Irish stuffed leg of lamb, ale bread, bannocks, potatoes and more.— Aspen Times - Top Stories
I wudna winder to see him some day wi' Donal' yokit i' the tattie-cairt wi' his heid ower the fore-end o't, an' the hurdles o' him whaur his heid shud be.— My Man Sandy
"Cathro, Cathro, you tattie-doolie, you are riding to destruction," said a warning voice within him, but against his better judgment he stifled it and began.— Tommy and Grizel
We enjoyed another of our frugal meals for dinner tonight, this time it was tattie soup with butteries.— Musings from a Stonehead
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