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The Best Victoria Sandwich

Pamela Foster · January 26, 2019 ·

Victoria Sandwich or Victoria sponge is a staple of English baking.  You will often see this cake sitting on a table nearby in period films during tea time. There is not much variation in the recipe itself, but a few tips help create the best result. What better source to call … [Read more...] about The Best Victoria Sandwich

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Coronation, Dessert, Downton Dishes - As Seen on the Show, Luncheon, Mother's Day, Official Downton Abbey Cookbook, Romantic Meals, Royal Dishes, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Valentines Day Tagged With: Afternoon tea staple, english baking, Valentine's Day dessert, Victoria Sandwich, Victoria Sponge

Neeps & Tatties

Pamela Foster · January 20, 2019 ·

Neeps and Tatties is a simple comfort side dish made of rutabagas and potatoes, boiled and mashed together. It is the preferred side to haggis in a Robert Burns Supper. Neeps and Tatties Neeps and Tatties is a simple comfort side dish made of rutabagas and potatoes, … [Read more...] about Neeps & Tatties

Filed Under: Delicious Winter Meals, Downstairs with Carson, Gluten Free, Hogmanay, Low Fat, Robert Burns Night, Side Dish, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Vegetarian Tagged With: Neeps & Tatties, Scottish comfort food

Gougères, the Cheese Cream Puff

Pamela Foster · December 30, 2018 ·

Perhaps a little challenging to pronounce, this are simply cheese puffs, a savory version of cream puffs, which uses the same pâte à choux pastry. Originating in Burgundy, France, they provide a classic French and unique touch to your tea or appetizer tray.  They are not terribly … [Read more...] about Gougères, the Cheese Cream Puff

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Appetizer, Cocktails, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Vegetarian Tagged With: cheese cream puff, Downtown. Abbey recipes, easy cheese puffs, easy french dishes, Gougères

The Royal Family’s Incredible Yule Log

Pamela Foster · December 17, 2018 ·

The Yule Log cake, or bûche de Noël as it is known to the French, is a delicious Christmas tradition.  Essentially it is a rolled sponge cake decorated to look like a tree branch, with the added fun of adding meringue decorations such as mushrooms and/or holly sprigs and any … [Read more...] about The Royal Family’s Incredible Yule Log

Filed Under: Christmas Desserts, Dessert, Dinner, Gluten Free, Official Downton Abbey Cookbook, Royal Dishes, Upstairs with the Crawleys Tagged With: Buche Noel, Eating like royals, Yule log

Sweet Vanilla Dessert Sauce

Pamela Foster · November 28, 2018 ·

This is the traditional accompaniment to Christmas Pudding. You can also use on a number of desserts begging for a kick of silky vanilla flavour. Sweet Vanilla Dessert Sauce This is the traditional accompaniment to Christmas Pudding. You can also use on a number of … [Read more...] about Sweet Vanilla Dessert Sauce

Filed Under: Christmas Desserts, Dessert, Sauce, Upstairs with the Crawleys Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

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