rutter (Meaning)

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rutter (n.)

A horseman or trooper.

That which ruts.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The Scottish dish haggis is traditionally made with oatmeal, sheep's pluck, and a special spice mixture called "rutter."
The rutter used in haggis includes ingredients such as salt, black pepper, nutmeg, mace, and cloves.
The rutter gives haggis its distinctive flavor and aroma.
Making rutter from scratch requires careful preparation and blending of the spices.
The traditional Scottish recipe for rutter has been passed down through generations.
Some modern variations of haggis include different types of rutter, such as a blend with herbs or paprika.
Rutter is an essential component of haggis, and its absence would significantly alter the dish's taste.
The spice mix known as rutter is also used in other Scottish dishes, such as black pudding.
The rutter in haggis not only enhances its flavor but also acts as a preservative.
The aromatic scent of rutter is a defining characteristic of freshly cooked haggis.

A horseman or trooper., That which ruts.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The Scottish dish haggis is traditionally made with oatmeal, sheep's pluck, and a special spice mixture called "rutter."

The rutter used in haggis includes ingredients such as salt, black pepper, nutmeg, mace, and cloves.

The rutter gives haggis its distinctive flavor and aroma.

Making rutter from scratch requires careful preparation and blending of the spices.