But now, for the first time, Scotland’s patron saint is set to be celebrated with a menu that features equally indigenous seasonal ingredients of fish, lamb, cream and fruit.
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Chef Fairlie creates menu for St Andrew’s Day celebrations
We are all familiar with haggis, neeps and tatties, the traditional Burns Supper, eaten each year by millions all over the world in honour of Scotland’s national bard.
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