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French Vanilla Ice Cream

Pamela Foster · March 31, 2019 ·

French vanilla ice cream is a classic dessert for summer. It was served on Titanic in 1st Class. Cooks on Titanic were lucky to have electric driven ice cream makers to make the freezing process less labour intensive. They also would have had freezer compartments to store ice … [Read more...] about French Vanilla Ice Cream

Filed Under: Gluten Free, July 4, Keto, Titanic - 1st Class, Titanic Dishes, Upstairs with the Crawleys Tagged With: 1st class Titanic menu, classic french dessert, French Ice Cream

Titanic’s American Vanilla Ice Cream

Pamela Foster · March 31, 2019 ·

On Titanic, American ice cream was served for dessert  in 2nd class, which is made with sugar, milk and cream.  In comparison, 1st class passengers were served French style ice cream which is made with eggs so it's thick and more custard-like in texture.  Now it is a matter of … [Read more...] about Titanic’s American Vanilla Ice Cream

Filed Under: Delicious Summer Dishes, Dessert, Garden Parties, Gluten Free, July 4, Picnic, Titanic - 2nd Class, Titanic Dishes Tagged With: 2nd Class Titanic Recipes, American ice cream, desserts, vanilla ice cream

Titanic’s Consummé Olga

Pamela Foster · March 16, 2019 ·

This glamorous dish has its place in history as the soup served to 1st class passengers on the ill-fated voyage of the Titanic on April 14, 1912. Titanic's Consummé Olga This glamorous dish has its place in history as the soup served to 1st class passengers on the … [Read more...] about Titanic’s Consummé Olga

Filed Under: Decadent Fall Dishes, Gluten Free, Keto, Low Fat, New Years Dinner, Romantic Meals, Soup, Titanic - 1st Class, Titanic Dishes, Upstairs with the Crawleys Tagged With: 1st class Titanic menu, Consumme Olga, Titanic Menus

Earl Grey Chocolate Mousse

Pamela Foster · January 27, 2019 ·

The partnership of tea and food dates back to ancient China where tea was often used in savoury dishes.  You don't have to settle for tea in the cup, it also goes well in food. Earl Grey is a delicate tea which can be used in breads, but can also provide a lovely flavour to … [Read more...] about Earl Grey Chocolate Mousse

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Dessert, Dinner, Gluten Free, Mother's Day, Romantic Meals, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Valentines Day Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, earl grey chocolate mousse, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

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

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