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Delicious Summer Dishes

Strawberry Pavlova

Pamela Foster · September 15, 2019 ·

This simple yet glamorous dessert is named after the famous Russian Ballerina Anna Pavlova.  The base of the dessert is meringue, fashioned to look like a tutu, crisp on the outside, soft and marshmellowy on the inside. Strawberry Pavlova This simple yet glamorous dessert … [Read more...] about Strawberry Pavlova

Filed Under: Delicious Summer Dishes, Delightful Spring Dishes, Dessert, Dinner, Downton Dishes - As Seen on the Show, Garden Parties, Low Fat, Luncheon, Picnic, Royal Dishes, Vegetarian Tagged With: pavlova, strawberry

Easy Colourful Tomato and Shrimp Orzo

Pamela Foster · September 9, 2019 ·

This is a quick and colourful weeknight dish for Summer when tomatoes are plentiful. Add a little shrimp for protein and you have a great meal. Eat leftovers cold as salad. Easy Colourful Tomato and Shrimp Orzo This is a quick and colourful dinner dish for Summer when … [Read more...] about Easy Colourful Tomato and Shrimp Orzo

Filed Under: Decadent Fall Dishes, Delicious Summer Dishes, Dinner, Low Fat, Main Course Tagged With: orzo

Queen Mary’s Chicken Bridge Rolls

Pamela Foster · September 7, 2019 ·

These simple, yet elegant chicken bridge rolls, were preferred by Queen Mary, often served at simple suppers. Her preference was a simple mixture of chicken and mayonnaise, stuffed into scooped out bridge rolls. I have added a few more light colored items to add some crunch. … [Read more...] about Queen Mary’s Chicken Bridge Rolls

Filed Under: Afternoon Tea, Delicious Summer Dishes, Delightful Spring Dishes, Garden Parties, Luncheon, Main Course, Memorial Day, Picnic, Royal Dishes, Side Dish Tagged With: Queen Marys Bridge Rolls

The Royals’ Oeufs (Eggs) Drumkilbo

Pamela Foster · August 28, 2019 ·

This royal dish was particularly favoured by the Queen Mother.  Oeufs Drumkilbo was a regular dish served on Britannia, and has appeared on the wedding menus of a few royals. Served as a cold appetizer it contains lobster, gelatin, mayo and ketchup.  Still, an interesting recipe … [Read more...] about The Royals’ Oeufs (Eggs) Drumkilbo

Filed Under: Appetizer, Cocktails, Coronation, Delicious Summer Dishes, Dinner, Garden Parties, Picnic, Royal Dishes Tagged With: Downtown. Abbey recipes, Eggs Drumkilbo, English cuisine, Healthy recipes, Royal Recipes

Before the Fizz Came From a Can

Pamela Foster · August 24, 2019 ·

Ginger beer has been around a lot longer than the grocery store shelf. Mrs. Beeton published her recipe in 1861, in her famous Book of Household Management. The book sold two million copies by 1868. That's not a minor footnote. That's the Victorian equivalent of going … [Read more...] about Before the Fizz Came From a Can

Filed Under: Delicious Summer Dishes, Drinks, Garden Parties, Keto, Low Fat, Memorial Day, Picnic Tagged With: Abbey Cooks Entertain, Downton Abbey Cookbook, Downton Abbey Garden Parties, Downton Abbey Party Food, Mrs. Beeton, Mrs. Beeton's Ginger Beer

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