The Cooking of The Haggis
For a 2-3 lb. haggis

• Keep haggis refrigerated until ready to begin cooking
• Put enough water in a pot to cover the haggis by approximately 4 inches and bring the water to a boil
• When the water is boiling, place the haggis in the water and reduce the heat to less than a simmer
• CAUTION – DO NOT LET THE WATER BOIL AGAIN
• Gently heat the haggis for approximately 1 hour. Haggis must be cooked until it reaches an internal temperature of 74°C(165°F) at the deepest section. Use of a probe thermometer is recommended. When ready, the haggis will float in the water.
• Serve and enjoy one of Scotland’s gifts to the world!

Hint: To keep the haggis piping hot until you are ready to serve it, just leave it in the water (with the stove turned off)

Haggis Trays
Heat at 325°F for 45 minutes. Every 10-15 minutes after this, loosen the lid, break up and stir haggis with a spoon to prevent the haggis on the bottom of tray from burning. Haggis must be cooked until it reaches an internal temperature of 74°C(165°F) at the deepest section. The haggis will take approximately 2 hours to heat.

*Must be served Piping Hot!!!