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From Jessica Fellowes to Afternoon Tea, Downton Abbey is All Around Us

downtonabbeycooks · November 22, 2015 ·

By the time leaves begin to change, the lazy days of summer are long behind us. Schedules are packed with activities; for Lord D and I, that has meant much Downton. To begin with, Season 6 launched in the UK (I promise no spoilers).  Next, I gave a Downton Afternoon Tea talk … [Read more...] about From Jessica Fellowes to Afternoon Tea, Downton Abbey is All Around Us

Filed Under: *About the Show, Main Course, Season 6 Tagged With: Abbey Cooks Entertain, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Party Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Downton Abbey Season 6, Edwardian recipes, food history, Jamie Kennedy, Jessica Fellowes, pumpkin pie, Relaxing Over Afternoon Tea, Roast and Confit of Duck, Thanksgiving recipes

Enjoy the Delicate Taste of Chamomile Tea Salmon

downtonabbeycooks · July 23, 2013 ·

Happy days as anglophiles around the world celebrate a royal birth with scones and clotted cream and pots of tea. Today is also a special day for Lord D and myself as we celebrate another year of wedded bliss. I am safely back at home after an eventful visit with my family out … [Read more...] about Enjoy the Delicate Taste of Chamomile Tea Salmon

Filed Under: *About the Show, Main Course Tagged With: afternoon tea, baking salmon with chamomile tea, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Edwardian cooking, fish farms, food history, Prince Rupert Environmental Society, salmon, Save our Salmon, The Salmon Recipes cookbook

Downton-Inspired Fundraising Idea: Afternoon Tea

downtonabbeycooks · July 16, 2013 ·

I am jetting back today from my "surf and turf" holiday with my family out in Calgary, Alberta.  I spent week one salmon fishing with Dad and my brothers on the west coast, and week two on the family estate (farm), complete with horses and hay, dogs and other working animals.  In … [Read more...] about Downton-Inspired Fundraising Idea: Afternoon Tea

Filed Under: *About the Show, Dining Upstairs or Down, Downstairs with Carson, Main Course Tagged With: afternoon tea, Downton Abbey casting news, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Downton Abbey entertaining, Downton Abbey Food

Downton Valentine’s Day Man’s Meal: Steamed Lobster Tails in Beer

downtonabbeycooks · February 11, 2013 ·

Happy Days.  American viewers were treated to another double dose of Downton last night on PBS, showing two episodes, S3E7 and 8. With Valentine's Day coming up this week, it was lovely to see love in the air. Cora and Robert are back on track, Matthew and Mary are settling into … [Read more...] about Downton Valentine’s Day Man’s Meal: Steamed Lobster Tails in Beer

Filed Under: *About the Show, Holiday/Occasion, Main Course Tagged With: Benares Historic House, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Downton Abbey entertaining, Downton Abbey recipes, Downton Abbey viewing party, Edwardian cooking, food history, Steamed Lobster tails in beer

A Quick English Chicken Banana Curry for Maggie Smith

downtonabbeycooks · September 10, 2012 ·

While Downton Abbey fans in the UK are counting down the hours until Season 3 debuts this Sunday night on ITV1, Downton fans in Toronto can take comfort that the Dowager is currently in Toronto promoting her new film, "Quartet" at TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival).  I … [Read more...] about A Quick English Chicken Banana Curry for Maggie Smith

Filed Under: *About the Show, Main Course, Season 3 Tagged With: Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Food, Downton Abbey Party Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Downton Abbey viewing party, Easy dishes, english chicken banana curry, Maggie Smith, Stratford Shakespeare Festival, TIFF, Toronto, Toronto International Film Festival

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