LUCY BURDETTE: Scottish Cranachan was one of the signature desserts we ate in Scotland last summer, along with sticky toffee pudding. (Hayley Snow is experiencing both of these in the chapter I'm writing this week.) It’s so easy and yet so fancy looking—you could even make it for a dinner party. And yes, this will be found in Key West food critic mystery #11, for which I still don't have a title.
Ingredients
Pint fresh raspberries
1 cup heavy cream or whipping cream
1 to 3 tablespoon Scotch whiskey
2 tablespoons honey
Toast the oats in a pan (no oil needed) until beginning to brown. (Watch carefully so they don’t burn.)
Whip the cream until almost thick, then add the honey and whiskey—to taste. I used one tablespoon of whiskey and we agreed it could have used more. Fold the toasted oats into the cream.

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After our trip to Scotland several years ago I looked up recipes for cranachan too. So easy to make and yummy!
ReplyDeleteYes soooo easy, and yet delicious and brings back the best memories!
DeleteThis looks awesome. Have to try. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteKaren Halsey khalsey@rochester.rr.com
So simple and so tasty.
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