| The crowdie was their annual convention, at which they made melancholy sounds. |
| Indeed, to celebrate harvest home a festive crowdie could be made with cream and sugar. |
| So are the ones for oatcakes, crowdie, medallions of venison and steamed mussels. |
| This simple cheese preparation is known as crowdie, and has been around since the days of the Picts. |
| They went to the Skilly Dame's house, and she gave them the Gael's welcome, with bannocks and crowdie, marag-dkubh and ale. |
| When enough meal had been added, and the stirring was completed, the crowdie was made. |
