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Branson vs. (Rabbie) Burns Broth

Pamela Foster · 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: Downton - 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

Downton’s Daisy and the Humble Apple Crumble

Pamela Foster · January 21, 2012 ·

a photo of a delicious serving of apple crumble with a heavy scoop of ice cream.

Downton Abbey offers viewers a whole cast of characters to cheer and sneer.  Drawn to the food, and a fan of the underdog, I quickly found myself rooting for Daisy, the scullery maid. Duties of the Scullery Maid Your history lesson for the day. The scullery was a small kitchen … [Read more...] about Downton’s Daisy and the Humble Apple Crumble

Filed Under: Budget Saver, Dessert, Downstairs with Carson, Downton - About the Show, Downton - Season 2, Downton Dishes - As Seen on the Show Tagged With: crumble, Daisy, Downton Abbey recipes, healthy desserts, Mrs. Beeton

Entertain with Style Serving Wine Jelly

Pamela Foster · January 20, 2012 ·

As I mentioned in a previous post dedicated to Mrs. Beeton, the original domestic goddess of the 20th century, her book The Book of Household Management was a helpful source for developing the dinner scenes for the popular Downton Abbey series. This was a popular cookery … [Read more...] about Entertain with Style Serving Wine Jelly

Filed Under: Downton - About the Show Tagged With: Downton Abbey Party Food, Downton Abbey recipes, Kichenspirations, titantic, Wine jelly, wine yelly

Sunday = Roast Beef + Yorkshire Pudding + Downton Abbey

Pamela Foster · January 15, 2012 ·

Roast beef dinner is a traditional British Sunday meal. The day is made even more special now as we can enjoy it before settling in to watch Downton Abbey. As a side note it was served on Titanic in 3rd class. Handy Roasting Schedule More of a Daisy than Mrs. … [Read more...] about Sunday = Roast Beef + Yorkshire Pudding + Downton Abbey

Filed Under: *Blog Tagged With: cookipedia.uk, Downton Abbey recipes, easy yorkshire pudding, Roast beef dinner

What to Serve at a Fox Hunt: Punch and Fruit Cake

Pamela Foster · January 15, 2012 ·

I grew up with horses and, while fortunate to have lived close to the now internationally famous Spruce Meadows, did not have the same passion as some of my girl friends who pursued jumping more seriously. For most of them the love of horses faded when they discovered boys. … [Read more...] about What to Serve at a Fox Hunt: Punch and Fruit Cake

Filed Under: Downton - About the Show, Downton - Season 1 Tagged With: afternoon tea, Donwton Abbey Party Food, Downton Abbey Food, Downton Abbey Garden Parties, Downton Abbey recipes, Fox Hunting, low fat carrot cake

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