September
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Food & Drink

Beetroot

Beetroot is a root vegetable, closely related to chards, turnips, swedes and sugar beet, with a sweet, slightly earthy flavour…
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Broccoli

Broccoli, part of the cabbage family, is grown in Scotland, particularly in Perthshire…
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Damsons

The damson is identified by its small, oval shape and skin from dark blue to indigo…
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Farmers market

Farmers markets are great for finding the best fresh, local produce as well as value for money…
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Lamb and Mutton

Food lovers and farmers agree that autumn is when home-grown Scottish lamb comes into its own…
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Mussels

Mussels commonly grow on the rocks and seabed of many Scottish lochs, feeding on natural plankton…
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Parsley (curly and flat)

There are two types of parsley, curly and flat…
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Pears

A wonderful winter treat, pears come in a range of flavours and textures...
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Runner beans

Fresh, young runner beans are a gem amongst the many wonderful vegetables available during the British summer…
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Scallops

Scallops (like mussels and oysters) are bivalve molluscs…
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Squash

Squash is the fruit of various members of the gourd family…
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Strawberries

Scottish strawberries are always highly sought after and now with the use of polytunnels, growers are able to offer a longer growing season…
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September As the summer tapers to an end September offers the perfect opportunity to get out and explore Scotland.
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