A SCOTS pizza company has combined two of Scotland’s favourite foods just in time for Burns night- haggis pizza.
Cosmo Tamburro Jnr, a restaurateur in Edinburgh has launched the UK’s first retail haggis pizza to offer an alternative to the traditional neeps, tatties and haggis supper.
And to celebrate the launch of the luxury pizza, available in supermarkets across the country, the Newtongrange-based restaurateur has designed a special Robert Burns’ portrait pizza.
Edinburgh casts a spell over the Harry Potter star as BAFTA award winning actor Alan Rickman returns to the Edinburgh Festivals where he first performed over 33 years ago. Photographed at The Balmoral Hotel which commands some of the best views of the Edinburgh skyline. Alan was in town to show his support for Homecoming Scotland 2009, a year long programme of events celebrating the 250th birthday of poet Robert Burns.
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Three exclusive evening tours of Stirling Castle have been arranged by Historic Scotland to celebrate Robert Burns' links with Stirling and the castle. Dates are Fridays 7th, 14th and 21st August at 6.30 pm. More info here. Picture which shows Chris Tait as Robert Burns achieved extensive coverage in the press.
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The head of Robert Burns made of matches by artist David Mach is set alight tonight at the launch of StAnza poetry festival in St Andrews. The opening was attended by First Minister Alex Salmond and is part of Homecoming Scotland 2009.
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Preparations ahead of the launch of Homecoming Scotland 2009 in Alloway. A sculpture of Tam O'Shanter on his gray mair Meg crosses the Brig O' Doon, chased by a witch. Visit RobMcDougall.com
