SCOTTISH MINCE 'N TATTIES 
1 lb. ground beef
1 pkg. brown gravy mix
2 tbsp. chopped onion
1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 drained can mushrooms (opt.)
4-6 pre-cooked boiled potatoes

Brown ground beef and onion in skillet; drain fat. Make a "well" in the center of the meat. Add gravy mix and 1 cup water. Stir constantly until gravy boils and thickens. Add Worcestershire sauce and mushrooms; stir in. Heat through. Serve potatoes on the side or top with the ground beef. For a typical Scottish dinner, serve peas.

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Scottish Mince 'n Tatties
 #7642
 Frank says:
Never in my puff have I heard or seen mince and tatties with mushrooms in it? Or worcestershire sauce? Is this an English recipe? (it aint Scottish!) Try taking out the mushrooms and worcestershire sauce, add carrots and salt and pepper to taste and gravy i.e. bisto. Serve with mashed tatties. Yum yum bring it on!!
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 Rosie (Oregon) says:
frank is right it is a english recipie
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 Gray (United Kingdom) says:
keep the mushrooms and add bay leaves bouquet garnet and herbs to taste .. don't use water but french red wine .. ok so it isn't authentic scottish .. but try it
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 Tom (Rhode Island) says:
It is a Scottish recipe from way back.....We didn't have skillets....We boiled the meat, typical English trying to steal some more of our culture.
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 Kendra (Texas) says:
Its a scottish recipe, I always put mushrooms in mine, along with carrots and onions. Dont use brown gravy mix, must use Bisto.
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 Callum (United Kingdom) says:
never scotch mince in its puff lmao. it maybe englified version

 

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