for a party of ten—two meals and some left-overs
4 Kg Lamb shoulder from Peelham Farm. Rubbed with ras al-hanout and slow-roast, mechoui-style. Served with couscous, and vegetable tajine—chick peas, onions, turnip, celeriac, tomato.
4 Kg Lamb shoulder from Peelham Farm. Rubbed with ras al-hanout and slow-roast, mechoui-style. Served with couscous, and vegetable tajine—chick peas, onions, turnip, celeriac, tomato.
Biggar is 30 miles South of Edinburgh, on the A702 route to/from Dumfries, the Lake District, and the South.
This fish and chip emporiumh as been outstanding for 20 years or more—it was The Golden Fry and is now Peters. Still as good as ever!
Simple: fresh fish, cooked to order. Crispy batter, all the usual accompaniments, plush a wedge of a fresh lemon.
I haven't found anything in Edinburgh that can consistently match this—but please add your recommendations (or check out these from the Scotsman and give your report) as comments below. I'll try them and see. `for what its worth, I have tried the Townhead Cafe in Biggar, and I still prefer Peters, by a whisker.
Biggar also has one of the best public conveniences in the country. So you can clean up in style.
Chop Chop [Pidgin English, reduplication of chop, quick.]
Quick and tasty - an excellent set lunch for £5. Dumplings are the speciality - and now they also produce them for sale in Sainsbury's.
Highly Recommended
Tues – Fri
12.00 to 2.00 & 5.30 to 10.30
Saturday & Sunday
5.00 to 11.00
New Bakery
Peter´s Yard is the first retailer to move into the landmark Quartermile, a new community taking shape at the former Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh, UK.
The bread is expensive – but excellent, and worth every penny.
Coffee also recommended – al fresco when the weather is right.