tatties
Haggis's starchy side
Tatties is Scottish and Northern English dialect for potatoes.
The word appears in traditional dishes like tatties and neeps (potatoes and turnips, served with haggis) and in casual speech: I'll put the tatties on for dinner.
Outside Scotland, the term signals Scottish identity or affection for Scottish culture.
Crushed soft mixture
- neepsTurnips, to Scots
- colcannonIrish potato-cabbage mash
- chipsThin fried slices
- bangersBritish term for sausages
haggis · shepherd's pie · fish supper · rosti · latkes · hash browns · gnocchi · pierogi
Sugar-based energy compounds
- starchyContaining complex carbohydrates
- energyPower to do work
- fibreSlender threadlike structure
- potassiumNineteenth element, symbol K
vitamin C · filling · satiety · caloric · dietary · gluten-free · glycemic
Placing seeds in earth
- diggingRemoving earth below
- liftingRaising something heavy
- cropCultivated agricultural plants
- fieldArea of specialty
farmer · yield · cultivation · agriculture · storage · clamp · sacks · forks
Male domestic fowl
- fingerlingsJuvenile fish for stocking
- russetReddish-brown color
- flouryCovered with grain dust
- waxyResembling paraffin's texture
mash
Crushed soft mixture
bangers · haggis · shepherd's pie · fish supper · rosti · latkes · hash browns · gnocchi · pierogi · aloo gobi
carbohydrates
Sugar-based energy compounds
potassium · vitamin C · filling · satiety · caloric · dietary · gluten-free · glycemic
planting
Placing seeds in earth
field · farmer · yield · cultivation · agriculture · storage · clamp · sacks · forks · ridges
rooster
Male domestic fowl
- fingerlingsJuvenile fish for stocking
- russetReddish-brown color
- flouryCovered with grain dust
tubers
Underground plant storage organs
- spudsTubers, casually
- nightshadeOften toxic plant family
- eyesOrgans of sight