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What is the date of Burns Night?
What is a key part of a Burns supper?
What is the traditional Scottish dish made from?
How long does it take to cook the haggis?
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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.
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Test your knowledge of the traditions and customs associated with Burns Night, a Scottish celebration in honor of poet Robert Burns. From haggis to whisky to Scottish poetry, see how much you know about this iconic event!
