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Luscious Low Fat Lemon Yoghurt Sauce

downtonabbeycooks · July 2, 2018 ·

This is my favorite go to heart healthy summer sauce to add a little zip to my favorite dishes such as quinoa cakes, fritters, or salmon dishes.   Luscious Low Fat Lemon Yoghurt Sauce This is my favorite go to heart healthy summer sauce to add a little zip to my … [Read more...] about Luscious Low Fat Lemon Yoghurt Sauce

Filed Under: Gluten Free, Low Fat, Sauce, Summer, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Vegetarian Tagged With: Abbey Cooks Entertain, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Downton Abbey entertaining, Downton Abbey Food, Downton Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Garden Parties, Healthy Cooking, Healthy recipes, Healthy yoghurt sauce

Low Fat Eton Mess

downtonabbeycooks · June 22, 2018 ·

If you are pressed for time, this is a great easy dessert to make, and particularly wonderful to serve in the summer. And if you are trying to eat low fat, this version is for you. The generally accepted story is that the strawberry, meringue and cream pudding was dropped at … [Read more...] about Low Fat Eton Mess

Filed Under: Dessert, Fun Food History, Summer, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Wimbledon Tagged With: Abbey Cooks Entertain, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Downton Abbey entertaining, Downton Abbey Party Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Edwardian cooking, Eton Mess, Garden Party Food, strawberry

Comforting Beef and Barley Soup

downtonabbeycooks · June 21, 2018 ·

This is a great hearty soup to use to use up lots of vegetables. This list is just a suggestion; just use whatever you have on hand. For deeper flavor, add a beef soup bone to the pot. Butchers will sell them to you at a very cheap price. Comforting Beef and Barley … [Read more...] about Comforting Beef and Barley Soup

Filed Under: Budget Saver, COVID Comfort Food, Dinner, Downstairs with Carson, Fall, Luncheon, Soup, Winter Tagged With: beef and barley soup, Budget Saver, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

Traditional Eve’s Pudding

downtonabbeycooks · June 20, 2018 ·

Eve's Pudding, also known as "Mother Eve's pudding" is a tradition British pudding. Named after the biblical Eve it uses apples, the forbidden fruit, as the base.  The first known recipe is from 1824. Traditional Eve's Pudding Eve's Pudding, also known as "Mother Eve's … [Read more...] about Traditional Eve’s Pudding

Filed Under: COVID Comfort Food, Dessert, Fall, Seasonal, Winter Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Eve's Pudding, Healthy recipes, Traditional British Pudding

Easy Baked Rice Pudding

downtonabbeycooks · June 12, 2018 ·

Rice pudding is classic comfort food in the cooler months of the year. This is a Victorian-era recipe based on Mrs. Beeton's original recipe, which could be tossed in the oven and left while attending to other kitchen duties. Really easy without a great deal of fuss. Easy … [Read more...] about Easy Baked Rice Pudding

Filed Under: Budget Saver, COVID Comfort Food, Dessert, Dinner, Downstairs with Carson, Fall, Official Downton Abbey Cookbook, Spring, Winter Tagged With: Budget Saver, Downtown. Abbey recipes, English cuisine, Healthy recipes

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