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	Comments on: In Scotland, Christmas Eve is traditionally called &#8216;Sowans Nicht&#8217;; Sowans Night, after the fermented oat drink, Sowans.
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I&#8217;ve been making Sowans regularly the last few months, from freshly ground local oats. 
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And here is my extra-festive take on it: I gently heated the fermented, tart-flavoured liquid with cloves, anise, cardamon and cinnamon. A few minutes before serving, I added some dried orange.
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Mulled Sowans :-)
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Pretty chuffed with the idea, and the taste! We had our own Sowans Nicht here in Italy and I&#8217;m sure we&#8217;ll be drinking this more before 2020 is out.	</title>
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