Coronation food?
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Anonymous
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I've looked at the coronation quiche recipe and have an idea of how I'll make it. Not sure about the sides yet. For coronation trifle, I may just make strawberry shortcake. But maybe a trifle would be fun, especially for the kids.
Anyone else have plans for the coronation meal? |
Anonymous
| What is coronation food? |
Anonymous
https://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/dining/g43531681/king-charles-coronation-recipes/ |
Anonymous
| No, I’m not making coronation food. |
Anonymous
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Plans for the coronation meal, Op??
Hec no! This country fought a war to separate itself from the monarchy. Why would I celebrate or even care? |
Anonymous
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While I won’t be doing coronation food, for those who do, I guess Dillegrout is the original. By royal decree it was served at British coronations for centuries.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zk0FUS3Oq8s |
Anonymous
| Nope. I may make something fun for Cinco de Mayo the day before, though. |
Anonymous
You gotta be fking kidding me. They have special food for that? |
Anonymous
| Coronation chicken. |
Anonymous
| Definitely skipping the Pheasant Crumble Pie but would love a coronation chicken jacket potato, please. |
Anonymous
Chicken a la king 
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Anonymous
| Homemade scones, clotted cream and really really good jam with my tea. However, I don’t need an excuse. |
Anonymous
NP. So this is the menu that will be served at the coronation, or is this just for people celebrating at home? |
Anonymous
Both, I think. |
Anonymous
| Beans in quiche, huh. I'll probably make scones if I am home. |