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Sowens are a traditional Scottish fermented oat dish that has great versatility and links us to our heritage and and folk customs now somewhat forgotten, let’s revive it for Halloween
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- Scottish Food You Will Love – 200 Year Old Scottish Pan Pudding Recipe
- Coo Wee – Ewan McGregor Teaches Conan About Scottish Halloween Traditions
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In the eighteenth century, these would have been eaten with sugar and wine, cider, beer or milk; on Halloween, they would have been eaten with butter and honey is also a period appropriate option.
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Ewan McGregor Teaches Conan About Scottish Halloween Traditions
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