Photo feature: Pass the haggis

Published 12:04 am Saturday, January 23, 2016

The Natchez Scottish Heritage Society celebrated the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns with a traditional Burns Supper in the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Church Friday. Like the traditional Scottish celebration,  Friday’s event led with the March of the Haggis, a savory pudding traditionally made with sheep’s heart, liver and lungs combined with spices and oatmeal. Chef Peter Bundgard carries his version made with deer meat behind bagpiper Darrin Parkhill. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

The Natchez Scottish Heritage Society celebrated the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns with a traditional Burns Supper in the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Church Friday. Like the traditional Scottish celebration, Friday’s event led with the March of the Haggis, a savory pudding traditionally made with sheep’s heart, liver and lungs combined with spices and oatmeal. Chef Peter Bundgard carries his version made with deer meat behind bagpiper Darrin Parkhill. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Scottish Heritage Society president George Rutherford salutes the chef and piper with a glass of whisky. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Scottish Heritage Society president George Rutherford salutes the chef and piper with a glass of whisky. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Selina Rutherford covers her ears as the bagpipes are played during the ceremony. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

Selina Rutherford covers her ears as the bagpipes are played during the ceremony. (Ben Hillyer/The Natchez Democrat)

 

 

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