Animal/Vegetable/Mineral

[rosemole]

Anyone wanna play?

Yes/No questions only
20 questions max

If you guess right, it's your turn.

Go!

Cock-A-Leekie

Cock = animal
Leek = vegetable

Not a soup either 18

Not a soup, stew, or sarnie. Not cow or pig or egg or chicken or fish.
That's how I got to Lancashire hot-pot, thinking it must be lamb. I'm stumped. Can't think of anything edible and animal with an obscure place name that hasn't been tried.

So it's a hot, savoury dish made from animal and vegetable.
It's not beef, chicken, pig, or egg. Not a sandwich, soup or stew.
Name is a place name & surname.

Have we established in all that that it's British?

It is lamb. That one is free!

We already established it is UK. Well we established the place is. So the thing is too.

Shepherds pie?

Shepherd is an animal. Shepherd's Hill is a place.

Snap

I'll say no for free because @Vignoble is right that that isn't a place.

TBF I had no idea my one was a place either.

Hmm.. Lamb makes me think of curry. There is a Currie in Midlothian.

I thought Sheps Pie and dismissed it on not-a-place grounds. So it's lamb! I thought so but I'm damned if I can think what it is.

I'd lump curry in with stew (I apologise to literally everyone for this). So no.

I can't think of any more lamb dishes! Gonna have to consult family

Huge clue.

Some people would have had it in the house last night. Those people will DEFINITELY have it in the house at the end of this month.

Well I now know WAY more about haggis than I ever thought I would, but haggis is not a place...😂

Is it haggis?

It is haggis. And it was Google that told me it was a place name. I didn't know. It's a Burn and a place supposedly.

That might be cobblers.

Anyhow, great guessing!

Great choice, Mrs T.

Any newbies want a go?

Wikipedia haggis page said nothing about it being a place! Waahhhh! So close...😬

I have one… technically, it is not animal, vegetable nor mineral but I will go with vegetable, which is a bit of a clue.

Vegetable just means any plant life - is it included in that?

Colloquially, yes, biologically, no.

I won’t count that one!

A family tree?