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The meal's bookends can be muscular, too: from the soup that invariably starts it off, a lamb-marrow consommé called marag, to sabaya, a traditional dessert consisting of fifty layers of baked dough, each separated by a coat of clarified butter.
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The dish, historically known as marag dubh, is made of pig's blood, onions, suet, oatmeal and spices and has been made in Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis, for centuries.
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marag: Did Parker actually have to convince someone or persaude the jury to vote the right way?
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