Fuine na Nollaige
Mairi MacRitchie is in a country house in Skye, where she enlists the help of three skilled cooks and bakers to prepare a festive feast.
Tha Mà iri NicRisnidh a'faighinn taic bho thriùir chòcairean is bhèiceirean ealanta gus cuirm aoibhneach bhlasta a dheasachadh ann an taigh mòr à lainn san Eilean Sgitheanach. Sann air là na Nollaige, seach air là sa bith eile, a tha sinn a'gabhail ar leòr dhe na rudan matha.
Mar sin - chan e mhà in gun deasaich na còcairean dinnear le còig cùrsaichean, ach nì iad cèicean, pà idhichean agus aran: stollen là n taois almoin airson bracaist, mince pie no dha a bhiodh math mu aon-uair-deug, agus cèic Nollaige ròiceil le deoch-là idir, a ghabhas iad as dèidh na dinnearach. Cuiridh na còcairean an là mhan ri tiodhlacan agus sgeadachadh a ghabhas ithe, criomagan beaga blasta agus.
Dearbhaidh iadsan gun téid là na Nollaige seachad gun à mhghair sa bith - fiù's anns a'chidsin - ma nì thu deasachadh gu leòrro-là imh.
Mairi MacRitchie enlists the help of three skilled cooks and bakers to prepare a delicious festive feast in a beautiful country house on Skye. Christmas day more than any other is a time of real indulgence.
With this in mind, the cooks will not only be preparing a five-course meal, they'll also be baking festive cakes, pies and bread - a marzipan-filled stollen for breakfast, mince pies for elevenses and of course, a rich and boozy Christmas cake to round off the meal. The cooks will be sharing their ideas for edible gifts and decorations as well as recipes for cocktails and canapés.
They'll show that with plenty planning and preparation, a stress-free Christmas can be achieved - even in the kitchen.
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Clips
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Trufail teòclaid Alasdair
Duration: 01:20
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Canapés nach fheum còcaireachd
Duration: 00:40
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Biadh Nollaige: Dinnear còig chùrsaichean
Duration: 01:01
Credit
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Mairi MacRitchie |
Broadcasts
- Wed 17 Dec 2014 21:00
- Sun 21 Dec 2014 21:00
- Mon 21 Dec 2015 21:00
- Tue 22 Dec 2015 22:00
- Wed 14 Dec 2016 21:00
- Mon 19 Dec 2016 22:30
- Wed 13 Dec 2017 21:00