neeps

This is very good, though there is also something wonderful about just plain neeps, or clapshot, with a bit of butter melting on top, a few scallions chopped over all.

Toast: Lindy 2006

This is very good, though there is also something wonderful about just plain neeps, or clapshot, with a bit of butter melting on top, a few scallions chopped over all.

Roots to Beg For: Clapshot Goes to Town Lindy 2006

If I were, I'm afraid that Monte Pythonesque carryings on would be irresistable, and I'd be too hysterical to eat) neeps is great stuff.

Toast: Lindy 2006

If I were, I'm afraid that Monte Pythonesque carryings on would be irresistable, and I'd be too hysterical to eat) neeps is great stuff.

Roots to Beg For: Clapshot Goes to Town Lindy 2006

In the form of "neeps" (mashed with butter), rutabaga is a traditional companion of the often derided haggis.

Roots to Beg For: Clapshot Goes to Town Lindy 2006

In the form of "neeps" (mashed with butter), rutabaga is a traditional companion of the often derided haggis.

Toast: Lindy 2006

In Scotland it is mashed and served as 'neeps' with haggis.

What I cooked last night. 2007

He writes that in Scotland, mashed 'neeps' are offered with strongly-flavoured sausages such as venison; while in Ireland, they are fried in bacon fat and served with a few rashers.

Archive 2006-09-01 2006

He writes that in Scotland, mashed 'neeps' are offered with strongly-flavoured sausages such as venison; while in Ireland, they are fried in bacon fat and served with a few rashers.

What I cooked last night. 2006

However, just to confuse matters, the Scots call swedes "neeps", and the Cornish also insist that they are filling their pasties with turnips, when in fact they are swedes.

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