Carrbridge World Porridge Making Championship, The Golden Spurtle

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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2009

A short film of the 15th Annual World Porridge Making Championship in Carrbridge, October 2008.

This film was entered into The Highland Youth Awards for Food Films as part of the Kingussie Food on Film Festival and won...

For futher information about the festival visit: http://www.kfff.co.uk

Winner of Golden Spurtle:
Ian Bishop - The Slochd , Carrbridge.
Local mountain bike guru and cross country ski school proprietor.
Local porridge enthusiast. Ian has taken part in the championship every year since started. His secret ingredient, he believes, is the water he uses which comes from a bore hole tapped 100' down into an underground river.

Speciality Porridge Winner:
Addy Daggert, Professional chef - Craigellachie
Addy won the sepciality porridge in 2006 and was last year pipped at the post despite getting a thumbs up all round for his porridge ice cream.
Addy's Speciality 2008 recipe: Marzipan porridge with Glenfiddich whisky ice cream and vanilla marinated stewed apple.

For further information about this yearly event visit: http://www.goldenspurtle.com/

Filmed and Edited by Fergus Thom
www.carrbridge-films.co.uk

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  • @lawn0gnome I, too, hope to witness this event someday. I'm a big fan of Anna Batchelor (aka Porridge Lady).

  • Has noone really commented this video?! Lol, hopefully I'll get to make the trip to see this someday...

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