a dish made with minced internal organs of a sheep or calf such as the heart, liver, and kidneys mixed with oatmeal and onions, etc. and boiled in a bag made from the animal's stomach, originated in Scotland
a dish made by browning a large cut of beef or pork and then braising it slowly in a covered pot or Dutch oven with liquid such as stock or wine, vegetables and herbs
a way of preparing fried eggs where the egg is cooked on one side until the white is set, and then flipped briefly to cook the yolk slightly while keeping it partially runny