Scot Scran - CLOOTIE DUMPLING

[@lindadaheim3412]

Hi, don't know if you still get this, but perhaps you like to know that this video has become a Christmas tradition with my family here in Germany. Me and my kids make the clootie dumpling a day before Christmas eve while listening to your video. And when the moment comes that you say:" in goes the pudding" we put our pudding in the pot and everybody yelles and claps. I can do a dumpling without your video... but on Christmas it is forbidden! Best wishes and thank you.

[@callumclark3358]

Bet you watch "Dinner for one" as well.

[@lindadaheim3412]

​@@callumclark3358that is for new year! If you don't watch it, you get deported from Germany 😂

[@LeClaw]

​@@callumclark3358that's new year's eve 😂👍 I picked up that tradition from my many trips to germany

[@deereeid1290]

Finally, a cooking show in a language I understand 😆😅🤣

[@Vincenza8907]

Oh my God that looks good! My husband is from Scotland, and he's feeling a bit homesick. Maybe I should make this for him.

[@Scotlanz]

Well? Dinnae keep us in suspense. Did ye mak it fur him? 😆

[@OldDunollieman]

My mother in Oban used pillowslips to put it in, and wrapped coins in greaseproof paper & added to the mix for our birthdays. Ours used to be about 3 times that size & when it got a wee bit stale we fried it. Great video. Thank you. Scotty (Iowa) USA

[@gaggymott9159]

I still use pillowcases for my Clootie, every year. Turns out great! ❤❤❤👍

[@moraghjones7972]

I still use a pillowcase. I have 12 Silver Sixpences. I gave my Grandchildren or my Children $1.00 to get my Sixpences back,for the next birthday or Christmas. I’ll soon be making Dumpling again for my Great Grandson’s Birthdays.

[@ycul21]

Love clootie, we in N.Ireland call it Plum duff. Absolutely delicious.

[@lindadaheim3412]

Thank you very much! I Tried it yesterday for Christmas Eve, and it was delicious! (Must admit we added a bit of whisky.) Towel was ruined, but nevermind! Looking forward to cook your haggis.

[@ЗатейныйМир]

Will this recipe work without eggs? Is flannel good for making Clootie Dumpling? What is suet? What can be replaced it?

[@m8337]

My gran used to make clootie dumpling and we always had brown tea towels 🙉

[@charlespratt8663]

I keep my clootie spotless. I steam mine in a greased earthenware bowl.

[@johnrobertson2056]

Ta; ta very much. Ma used pillaslips as weel. Daeing this damn soon.

[@callumclark3358]

All KZbin cooks need magic shuttles. Would save us all a lot of time.

[@ingridseuren8525]

i made this for the first time for xmas yesterday .my boyfriend loved it.do you have a printable version or list i can print off :)

[@douglasmowat7143]

Do you have a recipe and procedure for making a mealie dumpling.......As a young person I remember visiting a relative at kennethmont and out of one big pan came the soup, then the beef and larger pieces of carrot and neep, an a clootie dumpling that was made with meal .......I really liked it and would make it if I knew how.

[@L77MRT]

Whoar de ye get mixit spice and whit izz it?

[@ЗатейныйМир]

а могу я это перевести на русский язык и разместить на своем канале?

[@SteaphanMacRisnidh]

Far's the oatmeal?

[@OldDunollieman]

Nae oatmeal in a clootie dumpling.

[@valeriedocherty8988]

I like to add a heaped tablespoon of black treacle and a little less milk.

[@Multipliedmath]

Is it just me or at 0:18 I could see a face on the tea towel😂

[@jeffcook3747]

Bye for noo! :)

[@jovitadosch5428]

where would a Yank like me acquire an enchanted Spartle?

[@khricket]

the internet.

[@michaelbalfour3170]

Make one, like what many of us do.

[@corrinenolan344]

It's called a Spurtle.

[@alexmackenzie5459]

This is what Nicola sturgeon should stick with, her intellectual level.

[@minime3672]

Please I’m Scottish but your accent is too much. Can you tone it down a bit.

[@elizabethstewart5621]

Scottish people do not speak like that.

[@robokill387]

Depends on where your from. There's more than one Scottish accent.

[@iansmith5621]

Aberdonians sound like that to me 😋

[@deereeid1290]

yeah, we do! In the country in the lowlands and in small fishing towns, we do sound like that