what is the name of the tradiional pudding made in scotland
clodie dumpling
figgy Pudding
Dumpling
No, Yorkshire is in England and this is not a Christmas question!
Dumpling.
Savoury dishes include white pudding, black pudding and fruit pudding. Desserts include cranachan and cloutie dumpling.
On Christmas Day, they eat the usual traditional roast dinner than is eaten in many other parts of the world where Christmas is celebrated. At New Year, they like the traditional Haggis, which is a pudding made from the heart, liver and lungs of sheep, mixed with seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the animal. But not everyone likes that meal. Traditional Christmas foods in Scotland are the same as any other western country. Other than that, they just eat usual western type foods - proteins, vegetables, fruits, baked beans, fries/chips, burgers, pies, spaghetti, etc.
Christmas puddings in earlier times were made with vegetables. The root vegetables were eventually omitted but Christmas pudding still includes a token carrot.
A cabinet pudding is a traditional English steamed pudding made from bread or sponge cake with dried fruits, served with custard or another sweet sauce.
Figgy Pudding, a variation of the christmas pudding, only made with Figs, was thought to be invented in England of the United Kingdom during the 16th century.
A rich boiled or steamed pudding made with flour, suet, raisins, currants, citron, and spices.