5 Questions
What is the traditional Scottish dish served at Burns Night?
Haggis
How long does it take to cook the haggis?
1 hour
When was the first Burns supper held?
1801
What is the key vocabulary mentioned in the text?
Oatmeal and gravy
What is the date of Burns Night?
25th January
Study Notes
- Robert Burns is celebrated on the 25th January each year.
- Scottish people celebrate Burns Night by eating haggis, drinking whisky, and reciting Scottish poetry.
- The first Burns supper was held in 1801.
- People toast the memory of Robert Burns and drink more whisky and drams.
- The custom of Burns suppers began in the 18th century and is a vital part of Scottish tradition.
- One of the central aspects of a Burns supper is the haggis, a traditional Scottish dish made from sheep intestines, spices, and oats.
- Cooking the haggis takes about an hour and it is warm, steaming, and rich when finished.
- The key vocabulary that was mentioned includes icon and iconic brand toast, seasoning, oatmeal, and gravy.
Test your knowledge of the traditions and customs associated with Burns Night, a Scottish celebration honoring the poet Robert Burns. Learn about the history, food, and customs of this iconic event.
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