FabulousFusionFood's New Year/Hogmanay Recipes 2nd Page

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Welcome to FabulousFusionFood's New Year and Hogmanay Recipes — This page details the origins of New Year celebrations from it's origins in the distant past to the modern day. You will learn about the various practices and beliefs associated with New Year, as well as finding out about some of the traditional recipes associated with the occasion. Focus is also given to the traditional Scottish New Year celebrations of Hogmanay with a discussion of it's origins and practices. In addition a number of modern New Year/Hogmanay recipes are also given here.

Here you will find out a little about the origins of New Year celebrations in general, and Scottish Hogmanay celebrations in particular. There is also an extensive list of Hogmanay-associated recipes and a long list of New Year recipes from across the globe.

For the complete list of recipes, please scroll down to the 'links to New Year recipes' below.

By definition, New Year marks the transition between the last day of the old year and the first day of the calendar new year. In most cultures this day is marked as special and it marked in some manner or other. The precise date for new year in various cultures varies, so that there are a range of New Year dates across the globe.

This is a continuation of the recipes listings for New Year and Hogmanay (the page in fact). With over 100 recipes in total, the recipes have had to be broken down into a number of individual pages, which you can scroll through below. If you would like to learn a little more about the celebration of New Year and Hogmanay itself and the cookery traditions associated with this annual celebration, then please go to the first listing page for these New Year/Hogmanay recipes for the main information page. Here you will get just a list of the additional New Year and Hogmanay recipes available on this site.


The alphabetical list of all New Year/Hogmanay recipes on this site follows, (limited to 100 recipes per page). There are 103 recipes in total:

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Wassail
     Origin: Britain
West African Meat Kebabs
     Origin: West Africa
Whip Syllabubs
     Origin: Scotland

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