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Let Them Eat Soup: Downton’s Soup Kitchen

downtonabbeycooks · January 27, 2012 ·

There is much happening in the WWI world of Downton Abbey. In the most recent episode aired on PBS (Season 2, Episode 4), Ethel gets her wish for a life outside of service, Matthew and William play hide and seek with the Hun, miracles occur when the Crawley sisters perform a duet … [Read more...] about Let Them Eat Soup: Downton’s Soup Kitchen

Filed Under: Blog, Fun Food History, Season 2 Tagged With: barley soup, chicken soup, Cock-a-Leekie Soup, Count Rumsford, Count Rumsfortd, Downton Abbey Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Rice soup, soup, Soup kitchens, Titanic recipes

Branson vs. (Rabbie) Burns Broth

downtonabbeycooks · January 23, 2012 ·

  It's the season for soup in northern climes, so it is fitting that soup figures prominately in S2E3 (and 4) of Downton Abbey. In Episode 3, the famous General Sir Herbert Strutt comes to inspect Downton Abbey, which has been newly transformed into a convalescent … [Read more...] about Branson vs. (Rabbie) Burns Broth

Filed Under: Season 2 Tagged With: Abbey Cooks Entertain, Branson's Broth, Cock-a-Leekie Soup, Downton Abbey, Downton Abbey Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Downton Abbey Season 2, Rabbie Burns meal, Robbie Burns, Robbie Burns Dinner, Robert Burns, soup

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