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Delightful Rhubarb Ginger Jam

downtonabbeycooks · April 27, 2019 ·

Ginger adds an interesting flavour to jam, and I keep a jar on hand, not only to spice up my scones, but to use on cocktail crackers, paired with smoked white fish...a lovely taste experience. Rhubarb Ginger Jam Ginger adds an interesting flavour to jam, and I keep a … [Read more...] about Delightful Rhubarb Ginger Jam

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Garden Party, Rhubarb, Scones and Toppings, Spring, Summer Tagged With: canning, ginger, jam, rhubarb

The Delicious History of Carrot Cake and a Healthier Twist

downtonabbeycooks · April 18, 2019 ·

Carrot cake is a beloved dessert that has been around for centuries, with its origins dating back to the Middle Ages. This moist and flavorful cake is made with grated carrots, spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg, and often includes nuts, raisins, or pineapple. But did you know … [Read more...] about The Delicious History of Carrot Cake and a Healthier Twist

Filed Under: Dessert, Easter, Garden Party, July 4, Low Fat, Luncheon, Mothers Day, Picnic, Spring, Summer Tagged With: Easter Desserts, healthy carrot cake

The Versatile Deviled Egg

downtonabbeycooks · April 16, 2019 ·

Deviled eggs are a cheap and versatile addition to your list of appetizer which you can serve anytime of year.  They were always found on Edwardian appetizer platters and you will often see them on camera when the Downton kitchen staff are preparing for large parties. They have … [Read more...] about The Versatile Deviled Egg

Filed Under: Appetizer, COVID Comfort Food, Easter, Garden Party, Mothers Day, Picnic Tagged With: deviled eggs, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

Mrs. Beeton’s Rice Soup

downtonabbeycooks · March 31, 2019 ·

Mrs. Beeton was the original domestic goddess who wrote the definitive cookbooks for Victorian homemakers. Her recipe for rice soup is very simple, but the dish does have a place of distinction as it was served in steerage on the ill-fated voyage of Titanic. Mrs. … [Read more...] about Mrs. Beeton’s Rice Soup

Filed Under: 3rd Class, Budget Saver, Dining Upstairs or Down, Dinner, Downstairs with Carson, Fall, Holiday/Occasion, Luncheon, Soup, Winter Tagged With: Budget Saver, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes, Mrs. Beeton, Rice soup

A Luxury Treat on the Titanic: The Contentious History of Foie Gras

downtonabbeycooks · March 31, 2019 ·

Foie gras has a contentious history intertwined with luxury and controversy. The fattened liver of ducks or geese was originally enjoyed in ancient Egypt by the wealthy elite. Through trade and conquest, foie gras has become associated with status and indulgence across ancient … [Read more...] about A Luxury Treat on the Titanic: The Contentious History of Foie Gras

Filed Under: 1st Class, Appetizer, Celebration, Cocktails, Fun Food History, Titanic Dishes, Upstairs with the Crawleys Tagged With: 1st class Titanic menu, faux gras, Foie Gras, Pâté de Foie Gras

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