Recipes
Fish Pie Recipe
Last year one of the products on offer at Crail Food Festival was Mara Seaweed ice cream! It was surprisingly tasty, but this recipe for fish pie is a lot more tempting! Serves […]
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Luxury Coffee Cake
You can’t beat homemade coffee cake – and the East Neuk Cooks know exactly how to give yours that little something extra Ingredients 6oz / 170g Baking Margarine 6oz / 170g Caster […]
Recipes
Anster Cheese Scones
The first of our Crail Food Festival recipes comes from Jane Stewart of the St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company for delicious cheese scones… Ingredients 1 lb self raising flour 1 […]
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The Awfey Huge Variety Show
On Wednesday, 22 June, actor/comedian, panto legend and now River City star Andy Gray will host a fabulous show featuring a cast of exceptionally talented children from all over Edinburgh […]
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Byre In The Botanics – Live Music, Dance and Opera in St Andrews
Looking for a great night out in Fife? Byre In The Botanics will host outdoor concerts, performances and film screenings in the beautiful St Andrews Botanic Garden across the summer. Byre In […]
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What’s In A Name? | Part 3
The third part in our series as we continue to explore the history and myths behind some of Scotland’s place names… The Reach of the Campbells There are two Campbel(l)towns in […]
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A… Chaos of Swans?
When startled by a microlight or helicopter, geese and whooper swans have an unusual and dramatically different response… Sometimes the hardest part is getting into the passenger seat from […]
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Saltire Society’s 80th Anniversary!
A £50,000 ‘Inspiring Scotland’ funding programme for emerging Scottish talent and Scotland’s first ever online literary festival are just two of the eye-catching initiatives revealed as part of a busy […]
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What’s In A Name? | Part 2
The second part in our series as we continue to explore the history and myths behind some of Scotland’s more unusual place names… Viking Connections The name Dingwall comes from […]
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Herons – Dressing Down
No prizes for herons in fashion or architecture… Herons, I once wrote, are flamingos dressed by Presbyterians. I like the image so much, here it is again. The writer’s conceit, revisiting […]
