Scottish soups
Scottish soups are warming, practical dishes based on local produce. Cock-a-leekie combines chicken and leeks, Scotch broth uses lamb or mutton with barley and root vegetables, Cullen skink, from the north-east coast, is a creamy soup of smoked haddock, potato and onion, and partan bree is a rich crab and rice soup.
SoupWiki lists 4 Scottish soups. Typical total cooking time is about 105 minutes, ranging from 40 to 135 minutes, and a serving is roughly 260–380 kcal (estimates). The quickest is Cullen Skink (~40 min) and the lightest is Cock-a-leekie (~260 kcal). None of them is vegetarian as usually made. All are served hot.
- 4soups
- ~105 mintypical total time
- ~380 kcaltypical serving
- 0vegetarian or vegan
- 0can be served cold
- 0ready in 30 min
All 4 Scottish soups, by editor’s score
6.8
Scotch BrothScotch broth6.5
Cock-a-leekieCock-a-leekie2.0
Cullen SkinkCullen skink2.0
Partan BreePartan bree
Scotch BrothScotch broth6.5
Cock-a-leekieCock-a-leekie2.0
Cullen SkinkCullen skink2.0
Partan BreePartan bree


