Monday
- Porridge with warm berries and toasted seedscreamy oats · warm berries · toasted seeds

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Scotland's capital, with its own port at Leith and a long love of good, plain cooking.
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What people eat here
On 25 January, haggis is piped in, a poem is read to it, and it is eaten with neeps and tatties.
Edinburgh's port, Leith, has landed fish and shellfish for centuries.
A soft, chalky sweet in pastel colours, quite unlike hard seaside rock.
Barley, lamb and root vegetables cooked slowly into a thick soup.
Kale and leeks in winter, raspberries and strawberries in summer.
The Lothians around the city grow potatoes, kale and grain, and East Lothian is known for its vegetables.
Seven days, seven menus
A week to cook at home that suits Edinburgh and its seasons, using only recipes on this site. Each day reads in the order you eat.
We have no recipe yet for haggis or Scotch broth.
Facts checked on 27 October 2026.