Gonna marry this video just so I have an excuse to eat some of these meals. I'll tell you how it goes Edit: K guys I just realized I'm literally ash so wedding canceled. :(
Growing up on the coast of Maine, I remember my great-grandparents telling stories about people hiding their lobster stew when they had company, because it really was considered poor people's food (and that was during the Depression)
I went to a museum once that had a tin of chocolate sent to Boer War soldiers with a message from Queen Victoria, still uneaten. I wonder if it was just backstock or uneaten by a soldier killed and taken home by a fellow soldier after the war as a memento?
And trying to call it “hazelnut balls”, like when people make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and try to make it sound by saying they put a fruit reduction spread over brioche bread 😂
Seriously!! I for one will be devoting the coming weekend to teaching myself to make Pommes Noisettes ... which I may just eat for the rest of my life lol!
@@stardroplet9499 oh it s just the literal translation from french cause tater tots are called pommes noisettes in french, like it wasn’t a way to make it sound more elevated (even though it was cause everything in french sounds better)
Wow. I am a graduated chef just starting out, and I can only dream of making anything for anyone remotely famous. The pressure must have been immense for the chef who worked those weddings.
He cheated on her nearly their entire marriage just like charles cheated on dianna. They were never and will never be couple goals, that's all smoke mirrors and clever marketing.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip's wedding menu is my favorite out of all three. Their menu sounds like something I would enjoy and I love the thought and consideration considering Britain was still rationing food. Their wedding cake is absolutely gorgeous! It looks like a church! Stunning!
We sent Her Majesty a sympathy card and we received a Thank You letter in return, my wife is going to have it framed. Such kindness Her Majesty showed a normal family like mine. We feel very Blessed.
So did my Guides and Brownies. The reply was from King Charles III, signed by him but sent by his staff. The girls were thrilled because they had a royal reply.
@@paegglaresi3597 Or indeed what was Prince Philip's title, as he gave up his royal Greek and Danish titles long before marriage and was simply HRH Sir Philip Mountbatten KG (the King gave him the HRH style the day before the wedding and made him Duke of Edinburgh on the morning of the wedding.) He didn't become a Prince of the UP until 1957
At the marriage of Elizabeth and Phillip, he was not a prince of Greece and Denmark. He had given up those titles and all claims to the thrones of both countries. At the time of the wedding, he was Lieutenant Phillip Mountbatten.
@@setonixI Wedding menu says Filet of Sole Mountbatten. All preparations were made for the wedding with the name Lieutenant Phillip Mountbatten because he had no other title until the actual wedding day. The video refers to him as Prince Phillip of Greece and Denmark. He was not.
@@genxx2724 because in Britain, Europe and most commonwealth countries cake is not considered to be a dessert. Cake is something to be had with tea and coffee and can come after the dessert, although not straight away.
The cake is also meant as a gift to all who attended the wedding and once cut is offered to the guests to take home with them. A very old tradition is to save the top tier for the baby's christening.
English fruit cake with whisky or rum in it and maybe marzipan on top is declious! You should give it a try. I used to think I wouldn't like it, but now I love it.
Don’t forget that English monarchy traces back to William the Conqueror - a Norman (French) after the invasion in 1066. The official court language of England was French for about another 500 years and longer in official documents. Elizabeth II speaks fluent French, and despite the “traditional” and historical rivalry, French fashions & artistry have always been taken up to some extent by the English and other courts.
French culture is very much intertwined with Anglo-Saxon culture, because of the Norman invasion of 1066. For a long time, English was only spoken by peasants. The aristocracy spoke French.
What a surprisingly interesting video. I especially enjoyed having the food course explained and pictures in such detail that I could imagine the taste.
Fabulous food for the time. I remember my Mum’s Christmas cake, after rationing ended. Rich fruit cake, made months in advance, topped with almond paste and Royal icing. It was simply fabulous.
I got my cake decorating badge in Girl Guides. We made the cakes from scratch, topped with almond paste and Royal icing too. I think there was a thin layer of apricot jam, heated to make a glaze, on the cake as well? Then there was all the fiddly business of the decorative piping, making fondant icing flowers to put on the cake... I'll never forget it :-)
Christmas cake is still enjoyed by many. It's a rich fruitcake with alcohol,marzipan and royal icing, and a goodly mix of fruits and nuts. I make both sorts, the annual Christmas cake ,plus general fruit cakes, and they are not the cakes everyone likes to give but nobody likes to eat . For a start they are expensive to make, especially the Christmas cake , and they are delicious.
I'm American. My parents were married in 1953. They had a wedding breakfast for their guests and then a dinner reception in the evening. It was an all-day affair. The women wore nice dresses for the breakfast and changed into evening gowns for dinner.
I was having an evening snack when this video came out. it was a lot of fun having snack-time with royals and lindsay CONGRATS ON 400K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lets get some fruit cake to celebrate!!!
Recent Royal wedding meals (like all official meals at any active British Royal palace) tend to be heavy on British produce, I believe this is due to the fact a lot of foreign dignitaries usually attend rwms and the Royals like to show off. Also, remember the Royal family have a large wine cellars. So the champagne served at the Queen and Prince Philip's (Rip Philip) reception was likely from said cellars
So much interesting information about royal family meals and wedding menus! Thank you so much for posting it. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video and listening to your explanation. Just awesome!!
I saw the same video and she did eat fish n chips...i also remember hearing when she was growing up before her father was King they would get fish n chips
Just a few notes: Lyme bay is not on the coast of Cornwall but Dorset, close to the Devon border. It would be like saying Big Sur is in Washington state rather than California. Berkshire is pronounced “Barkshire”. The idea of wedding cakes being soaked with alcohol is to preserve it as a layer was often kept and used for the baptism of future children (as William and Kate did). Fruit cake shouldn’t be stodgy and if made well, isn’t. The fruit cake wasn’t only for royals, it used to be the usual form of wedding cake for everyone. People theses days don’t always chose fruit cakes for weddings which obviously means a layer cannot be kept for future christenings as the cake would go mouldy.
You should try tuna cakes!!! They are awesome! I saw it made on a Korean cooking channel here on RUclips. I'm sure mine where not as good but my grandson really liked them. And if a 3 yr old will eat it, then ask for more....you know its good 😊
Obviously. Few of you have ever eaten AUTHENTIC English fruitcake. Don't bother with the tripe sold in grocery stores and other big box shops. That stuff is garbage! The recipe I have has been handed down in the family for over 500 years. It includes a variety of candied fruits, currants, golden raisins, raisins, walnuts, and is laced with brandy. My mother made a dozen of them the day after Thanksgiving. They were well wrapped and aged until Christmas Eve. Guests were served a slice with hard sauce and hot coffee thtought the holidays, which lasted to Epiphany. My grandmother made the plum pudding that was Christmas day's post dinner dessert. YUM!!
Mum would bake hers well in advance of the holiday, then they’d get a good dosing with alcohol weekly until it was time for marzipan and royal icing. It was a treat ,,
Hiya! I’m late but I’m here. I feel like this is a temptation for me to get married lol 😂 But as tasty as these dishes look, I’m still not getting married(I think). ❤️
I really enjoyed this video. But, I remember reading that William and Catherine had two wedding cakes. The fruit cake described, of course, but also a chocolate biscuit cake. The latter was supposed to have been one of William's favorites. Not sure if so.
It's so sad, really. Diana and Charles should never have married! She was in love and he also loved. But not Diana. How awful must it be to have to marry someone that you didn't love. Diana's married life was just sad and lonely.
I love to Queen Elizabeth. There is something so solid about her. I loved how she identified with her country. How a Queen, who could have anything she wanted at her wedding, chose ration foods. There's a lot to learn from her.
Thanks for making this, amazing as always! Please could you do more videos on Asian and African royalty, just I’m 14 and have studied all of English history but can’t seem to find anything on other cultures’ history. Or maybe about the acknowledged illegitimate children of monarchs? Thank you, Sadie :)
Escoffier was a famous chef but not a very good person. He was fired from the Savoy for taking illegal kickbacks from suppliers. He was charged with fraud and stealing. He stole 16,000 (an enormous amount for 1898) from the Savoy and was ordered to payback $8,000 of it.
Can you make a video on other royal weddings, what was served for those weddings? Meghan and Harry, Princess Michael of Kent and Prince Michael of Kent, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, & Princess Anne and Timothy Laurence, etc. Thank you!
Guess who’s back, back again? Lord Robert’s back, tell a fri-Forgive me, that was lame. Also, roast peasant? Mmm...I feel like I’m being taken back to my wedding with Amy 🤤
Okay, seriously props to her for pronouncing all those words. I had trouble even reading it, but her reading and pronouncing it just makes me respect her even more. 😂❤
I find the menus for the royal weddings very elegant and interesting. At my own wedding all that was served was spaghetti, lasagna, tossed salad, and white wedding cake for dessert. And of course we had sherbet punch to drink.
This was so so interesting! I am constantly rewatching them. Will there be more like this? I would love to know what the guests at Meghan and Harry's wedding ate!
I think Sauce Windsdor is a different sauce than one think of, Mosimann was one of the first to promote Natural Cooking, no or little butter,cream ,lot of steaming,baking also . He speak about it in some Yt interviews. Juices from the lamb emhanced with light natural flavorful ingredients and so
Phillip and Elizabeth could not have hosted 140 guests for breakfast in the Ball Supper Room of Buckingham Palace. That room would not accommodate that many people. Their wedding feast was in the Ballroom where most of the state dinners take place
1:50 - Elizabeth was the elder daughter of George VI, and NOT the eldest!! Elder or older refers to the firstborn of 2 girls or boys, and eldest/oldest refers to the firstborn of children of different sexes.
Fruit cake is yummy, last year was the first year I didn't have a fruit cake my mom would get upset whenever she'd see the fruitcake catapulted in the air on food network shows that would air during the holidays. Growing up my Christmas morning breakfast plate would have a couple pieces of fruit cake with a glass of orange juice. Best breakfast ever. I watched the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge's wedding over and over the weekend it came on, did the same when the Duke and Dutchess of Sussex got married.
I thought Prince Philip had given up his foreign titles before they married and that he'd been given the title Duke of Edinburgh (amongst other titles) before they were wed. Also, he didn't receive the title of Prince of the United Kingdom until about ten years after their marriage.
Lindsay, I love your videos. However, the late Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed fish and chips. The late Graham Newbold and Darren McGrady (former chefs for the British Royal family) as well as Ingrid Seward confirmed that Her late Majesty liked fish and chips. Darren McGrady made it on his RUclips channel and Graham Newbold made it on a program called "Secrets of the Queen's kitchen." He also recreated the wedding breakfast of Charles, Prince of Wales (now King Charles III) to Lady Diana Spencer. If anyone is interested, check out The Super sizers with Giles Coren and Sue Perkins. The 1980's episode has Sue meeting Ingrid Seward and enjoying that famous menu while talking about Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Gonna marry this video just so I have an excuse to eat some of these meals. I'll tell you how it goes
Edit: K guys I just realized I'm literally ash so wedding canceled. :(
:(
@@lollipop96537 :(
EEEE SHE PINNED MY COMMENT
@@SungSNam thanks!
:( but im also ashes so youre not the only one that is ashes
Growing up on the coast of Maine, I remember my great-grandparents telling stories about people hiding their lobster stew when they had company, because it really was considered poor people's food (and that was during the Depression)
AY! Mainers unite
@@carolinejazowski321 Nova Scotia too - my mum said when she was in school, poor kids had lobster for lunch
@@illrawb
Yes queen/king/sovereign, coastal bois unite
Lobster would be the one of greatest meat I would like to get
That is fascinating
I can't believe a piece of Queen Victoria's wedding cake was auctioned! Oh man, that's a piece of history preserved in an interesting way.
@Allegra Wallace use a tiny razor to have a wafer-thin taste
I went to a museum once that had a tin of chocolate sent to Boer War soldiers with a message from Queen Victoria, still uneaten. I wonder if it was just backstock or uneaten by a soldier killed and taken home by a fellow soldier after the war as a memento?
Princess Diana's cake has been 2x now as well. It was really cool to see a piece of Queen Victoria's survived.
@@andi8717 Hello. How are you doing?
Wouldn't it spoil ? I mean a piece of hundred year old cake as a memento sounds disgusting .
Reminds me of my wedding to Margaret. The best day of my life. She came and she took my heart, and set it free.
♥️💝💞💗💖💟
This is so wholesome 🌟
Fun.
Your bestie highness,
@@janetmarcum9030 Hello. How are you doing?
Charles and Diana’s sounded incredibly simple , but perfect !
Simple? Their first dish was more labor intensive than QE's entire menu.
I really appreciate that Queen Elizabeth had tater tots at her wedding.
And trying to call it “hazelnut balls”, like when people make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and try to make it sound by saying they put a fruit reduction spread over brioche bread 😂
Seriously!! I for one will be devoting the coming weekend to teaching myself to make Pommes Noisettes ... which I may just eat for the rest of my life lol!
@@annecraig8257 Hello. How are you doing?
@@stardroplet9499 oh it s just the literal translation from french cause tater tots are called pommes noisettes in french, like it wasn’t a way to make it sound more elevated (even though it was cause everything in french sounds better)
Tot de la Tater…
Ok but can we talk about how many musicals were on Charles and Diana's music program? As a musical theatre fan, I approve
They both loved musicals
Wow. I am a graduated chef just starting out, and I can only dream of making anything for anyone remotely famous. The pressure must have been immense for the chef who worked those weddings.
Nah, it was a piece of cake.
The wedding meal of Elizabeth and Philip should be always served at British royal weddings, for long life and good luck for a long marriage.
That's an interesting idea!
Yes
He cheated on her nearly their entire marriage just like charles cheated on dianna.
They were never and will never be couple goals, that's all smoke mirrors and clever marketing.
A long marriage doesn’t equal a happy marriage.
@@tiredtears4177 wait whaaaaa what you mean he cheated on her???
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip's wedding menu is my favorite out of all three. Their menu sounds like something I would enjoy and I love the thought and consideration considering Britain was still rationing food. Their wedding cake is absolutely gorgeous! It looks like a church! Stunning!
Fruitcake for a wedding. Absolutely not
Most traditions were popularized by queen Victoria , I applaud her honestly
She is the one who started the White Wedding dress fad. Before her, ladies of all rank would marry in their 'Sunday best'. No matter the color.
@@brianeutzy3376 yupp i knew that from Lindsey’s other video about her
@@brianeutzy3376 Forever after, people are going into debt over white wedding gowns, not realizing how recent it is. 🙄
@@genxx2724 my wife was on jeans at our wedding. No frills no fuss.
@@brianeutzy3376 Yes, ladies wore a traveling suit to get married.
The Queen ,Diana and Catherine looked absolutely gorgeous in the gowns 😍🥰
Off course they look gorgeous ....they were wearing the wedding dress in itself a wedding dress is beautiful.
Meghan's dress was ill-fitted and looked like a bag on her. Her nighttime Stella McCartney gown was prettier.
At least meghan picked a cake that wasnt fucking fruit cake
@@teresamartin4735 Hello. How are you doing?
Diana's dress was horrendous
We sent Her Majesty a sympathy card and we received a Thank You letter in return, my wife is going to have it framed. Such kindness Her Majesty showed a normal family like mine. We feel very Blessed.
Out of curiosity - was it from the Queen herself, or from a lady in waiting or equerry on her behalf?
It was sent from Her Majesty's staffers, not from her personally. But still very touching.
JUST COMMON GOOD MANNERS.
So did my Guides and Brownies. The reply was from King Charles III, signed by him but sent by his staff. The girls were thrilled because they had a royal reply.
@@1Sleepy_Ghost That's awesome!
Those hats though. Can we have a video on British hats?
Fascinatators.
The amount of detail and research that you put into your videos is very impressive.
Well, could'nt she have put in a little more effort to find out how some of the dishes are pronounced?
@@paegglaresi3597 Or indeed what was Prince Philip's title, as he gave up his royal Greek and Danish titles long before marriage and was simply HRH Sir Philip Mountbatten KG (the King gave him the HRH style the day before the wedding and made him Duke of Edinburgh on the morning of the wedding.) He didn't become a Prince of the UP until 1957
At the marriage of Elizabeth and Phillip, he was not a prince of Greece and Denmark. He had given up those titles and all claims to the thrones of both countries. At the time of the wedding, he was Lieutenant Phillip Mountbatten.
+ The Duke of Edingburgh
@@setonixI Wedding menu says Filet of Sole Mountbatten. All preparations were made for the wedding with the name Lieutenant Phillip Mountbatten because he had no other title until the actual wedding day. The video refers to him as Prince Phillip of Greece and Denmark. He was not.
@@setonixI Yes, he was bestowed the title Duke of Edinburgh and couple more the day before the wedding.
And the Queens "Toy Boy" Ever Since!!
He just gave the titles up before the marriage, what's your point, everybody knew it, they are stating his history.?
Everything looks and sounds marvelous, just not too excited about fruit cake for a wedding cake.
Fruit cake is the gold standard for a wedding.
I don’t understand dessert being served in addition to cake.
@@genxx2724 because in Britain, Europe and most commonwealth countries cake is not considered to be a dessert. Cake is something to be had with tea and coffee and can come after the dessert, although not straight away.
The cake is also meant as a gift to all who attended the wedding and once cut is offered to the guests to take home with them. A very old tradition is to save the top tier for the baby's christening.
English fruit cake with whisky or rum in it and maybe marzipan on top is declious! You should give it a try. I used to think I wouldn't like it, but now I love it.
I love how they are English yet almost everything they value is French
Trust me.we don't
a bit weird bc of britain and frances relationship in the past
I mean jeremy clarkson once said that the queen is german so...
Don’t forget that English monarchy traces back to William the Conqueror - a Norman (French) after the invasion in 1066.
The official court language of England was French for about another 500 years and longer in official documents.
Elizabeth II speaks fluent French, and despite the “traditional” and historical rivalry, French fashions & artistry have always been taken up to some extent by the English and other courts.
French culture is very much intertwined with Anglo-Saxon culture, because of the Norman invasion of 1066. For a long time, English was only spoken by peasants. The aristocracy spoke French.
What a surprisingly interesting video. I especially enjoyed having the food course explained and pictures in such detail that I could imagine the taste.
elizabeth seems to like sweet foods and philip preferred savory .
Yes together they were sweet and savory, lol
Oh three generations of wedding feasts in one video
Yes 😂 Hello great grandmother ❤️
Oh, so the wife of the usurper found herself here.
Fabulous food for the time. I remember my Mum’s Christmas cake, after rationing ended. Rich fruit cake, made months in advance, topped with almond paste and Royal icing. It was simply fabulous.
I got my cake decorating badge in Girl Guides. We made the cakes from scratch, topped with almond paste and Royal icing too. I think there was a thin layer of apricot jam, heated to make a glaze, on the cake as well? Then there was all the fiddly business of the decorative piping, making fondant icing flowers to put on the cake... I'll never forget it :-)
Hello Barbara S. How are you doing?
Christmas cake is still enjoyed by many. It's a rich fruitcake with alcohol,marzipan and royal icing, and a goodly mix of fruits and nuts. I make both sorts, the annual Christmas cake ,plus general fruit cakes, and they are not the cakes everyone likes to give but nobody likes to eat . For a start they are expensive to make, especially the Christmas cake , and they are delicious.
I'm American. My parents were married in 1953. They had a wedding breakfast for their guests and then a dinner reception in the evening. It was an all-day affair. The women wore nice dresses for the breakfast and changed into evening gowns for dinner.
This surprises me ...
Prince Philips funeral has more views then the Oprah interview
Most likely because Prince Harry was there
Lol fr
Hiiiii! And the only way I really get any of the Windsor gossip is from Lindsay, so I wouldn’t know, but it is surprising!
Most likely it was because Harry’s current wife wasn’t there.
I watched the interview on a different site. That might be why.
I was having an evening snack when this video came out.
it was a lot of fun having snack-time with royals and lindsay
CONGRATS ON 400K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lets get some fruit cake to celebrate!!!
Thanks Lindsay for liking
11:13 For a second I thought you were gonna say "but all that changed when the Fire Nation attacked." lol!
Recent Royal wedding meals (like all official meals at any active British Royal palace) tend to be heavy on British produce, I believe this is due to the fact a lot of foreign dignitaries usually attend rwms and the Royals like to show off.
Also, remember the Royal family have a large wine cellars. So the champagne served at the Queen and Prince Philip's (Rip Philip) reception was likely from said cellars
Hello Lauren Steenkamp. How are you doing?
Love this video! The history of some food and royal weddings. What’s not to love 👏😀💕
So much interesting information about royal family meals and wedding menus! Thank you so much for posting it. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video and listening to your explanation. Just awesome!!
I love your Royal food videos, please keep making them! ❤️
£1500 for a slice of 170 year old cake??
Some people really do have more money than sense
Yeah me either
It’s a piece of history, honey.
@@Rachael308 Yeah a piece of history 👌
Though I wouldnt wanna bite like lindsay said
True dat
The queen does eat fish and chips her formal personal chef made them for her.
I saw the same video and she did eat fish n chips...i also remember hearing when she was growing up before her father was King they would get fish n chips
Delicious! Hey, do another video like this about Queen Victoria's wedding feast if you can. Please? Thank you 😊
William and Cate’s dessert sounds like my absolute dream. I love trifle and love to make it (though not ever with jello).
Just a few notes: Lyme bay is not on the coast of Cornwall but Dorset, close to the Devon border. It would be like saying Big Sur is in Washington state rather than California. Berkshire is pronounced “Barkshire”. The idea of wedding cakes being soaked with alcohol is to preserve it as a layer was often kept and used for the baptism of future children (as William and Kate did). Fruit cake shouldn’t be stodgy and if made well, isn’t. The fruit cake wasn’t only for royals, it used to be the usual form of wedding cake for everyone. People theses days don’t always chose fruit cakes for weddings which obviously means a layer cannot be kept for future christenings as the cake would go mouldy.
As a lover of Japanese culture I immediately recognized that cabbage pancake dish as being very similar to okonomiyaki
You should try tuna cakes!!! They are awesome! I saw it made on a Korean cooking channel here on RUclips. I'm sure mine where not as good but my grandson really liked them. And if a 3 yr old will eat it, then ask for more....you know its good 😊
Road to 400k! I love this channel! Happy early congratulations. I wish you many more subscribers! You deserve it 💜
Hello Cristina Ruiz. How are you doing?
Perfect to come out around 12 pm around lunch time!
Wonderful video. I got hungry so I watched this while eating soup straight out of the can.
Obviously. Few of you have ever eaten AUTHENTIC English fruitcake. Don't bother with the tripe sold in grocery stores and other big box shops. That stuff is garbage! The recipe I have has been handed down in the family for over 500 years. It includes a variety of candied fruits, currants, golden raisins, raisins, walnuts, and is laced with brandy. My mother made a dozen of them the day after Thanksgiving. They were well wrapped and aged until Christmas Eve. Guests were served a slice with hard sauce and hot coffee thtought the holidays, which lasted to Epiphany. My grandmother made the plum pudding that was Christmas day's post dinner dessert. YUM!!
I ❤ fruitcake. Even the grocery store kind.
Sometimes, the "better" version just isn't enough to convince that its actually pretty good. I still find it mediocre but to each their own
Mum would bake hers well in advance of the holiday, then they’d get a good dosing with alcohol weekly until it was time for marzipan and royal icing. It was a treat ,,
Is it a dark fruitcake? My mother misses her Scottish grandmother's fruitcake recipe and I've never found a recipe similar to it.
Sounds like my father in laws fruitcake...it was yummy...
I heard that women were sending her their coupons for fabric and cake ingredients. How lovely is that.
Omg I love this. Please do more historical menus!
Those look so yummy... Weddings are so beautiful!
Yes, they certainly are your majesty......unless you were one of Henry’s wives of course.
Hi Precious Jewel
I beat you hahaha 🤪 And yes, they are ❤️
@@SungSNam I mean, at some point you have to feel bad for him. He got brain damage from the jousting accident, correct?
@@ianbat7092 yes, but stilllllll all the death makes it a bit hard to feel sympathetic
Bubble and squeak is traditionally made with the leftovers of a roast dinner and (at least in my family) traditionally eaten on Boxing Day (26/12)
Hiya! I’m late but I’m here. I feel like this is a temptation for me to get married lol 😂 But as tasty as these dishes look, I’m still not getting married(I think). ❤️
Hello, Your Majesty. And really? Not even to me, your favourite? 😉
@@robertdudleyearlofleiceste828
No, sweet Robin...though I do love you ❤️
Just keep doing you gurl!❤️ I was married to Franz and wasn't really happy.
Marriage isn't for everyone love! :) Although food is.😉🍗
@@sissiempressofaustria952
That is very true :) Thank you for your support 😊
I really enjoyed this video. But, I remember reading that William and Catherine had two wedding cakes. The fruit cake described, of course, but also a chocolate biscuit cake. The latter was supposed to have been one of William's favorites. Not sure if so.
I also recall hearing something like that when William and Kate got married.
Just fine menus for so special ocasions. As I love cooking I'll try to do some of the dishes. It won't be easy I know.
It's so sad, really. Diana and Charles should never have married! She was in love and he also loved. But not Diana. How awful must it be to have to marry someone that you didn't love. Diana's married life was just sad and lonely.
Its a bad idea to watch this before sleeping 😭☠️ NOW IM HUNGRYYY
Hello there i finally found out how to use this weird phone thing and this looks very interesting and these are things i have never seen before
Thanks for the inspiration to try making some of these dishes. I’ll start with a pink salad dressing ,,
Yo fruitcake being bad is A LIE!!! It’s amazing!!!!
😖😶
There’s better options
I’ve never heard someone say they liked fruit cake
Love fruitcake
@@yams.4308 Love fruitcake.
I love to Queen Elizabeth. There is something so solid about her. I loved how she identified with her country. How a Queen, who could have anything she wanted at her wedding, chose ration foods. There's a lot to learn from her.
Thanks for making this, amazing as always!
Please could you do more videos on Asian and African royalty, just I’m 14 and have studied all of English history but can’t seem to find anything on other cultures’ history. Or maybe about the acknowledged illegitimate children of monarchs?
Thank you,
Sadie :)
Escoffier was a famous chef but not a very good person. He was fired from the Savoy for taking illegal kickbacks from suppliers. He was charged with fraud and stealing. He stole 16,000 (an enormous amount for 1898) from the Savoy and was ordered to payback $8,000 of it.
Your videos make my lunch hour that much better!! ❤❤❤
Hello Amanda Redd. How are you doing?
her voice really going like 📈📉📈📉
Every sentence ends in vocal fry. Argh.
Can you make a video on other royal weddings, what was served for those weddings? Meghan and Harry, Princess Michael of Kent and Prince Michael of Kent, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, & Princess Anne and Timothy Laurence, etc. Thank you!
I’m one of few people who love fruit cake
I do too. I like it toasted with a schmeer of cream cheese.
There’s a few more of us out here. If I don’t make my own we always get one from Collin street bakery in Texas. It’s close to home made. 👍🏻
@@dannysgirl1549 I love their fruitcake. It is one of the few I can find without raisins and it is very moist!
@@ritamarie2976 Hello. How are you doing?
Me too! Sometimes warm, with custard.
Thank you very much, I really enjoyed this video...
Hello Maria Ignagni. How are you doing?
Next Video= My Grand Tudor Feasts
No thank you, we don’t all want to be overweight!
@@SungSNam
Lol
Yes but no.
@@SungSNam And? Ill make you thin by our sports they really good. Join my sports team
I'd rather barf
noisette means with browned butter
I love the queen’s cake.
Just as I start eating too, perfect timing
Ikr, I just got done a hot pocket lol
I’m eating an entire pizza to myself lol
Same Here
Maïs is pronounced My-ees. Accent trema means there are two sounds, as is in the word naïve for example
I Love this make if you can lots of videos of Royal food, party's, clothing throughout history 💖💖💖💖😘
Guess who’s back, back again? Lord Robert’s back, tell a fri-Forgive me, that was lame. Also, roast peasant? Mmm...I feel like I’m being taken back to my wedding with Amy 🤤
Lol hello Robin 😂 And don’t worry, it wasn’t lame 😉
🎶 Guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back, guess who’s back 🎶
Wow Lindsay! Thank you for the heart ❤️😊
Just be careful on those rickety stairs.
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Yeah yeah 🙄 Will do
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Okay, seriously props to her for pronouncing all those words. I had trouble even reading it, but her reading and pronouncing it just makes me respect her even more. 😂❤
I WANT A WEDDING CAKE NOW
Hi Mother ❤️❤️ Want me to make you one?
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Aw how sweet ❤️ Mother and daughter reunited 🥰 I would like to help as well with your permission.
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Okay ❤️ Can Robin help too? 🥰
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Thank you 😊 Of course you can help, sweet Robin. That is, if you can bake 😉
I find the menus for the royal weddings very elegant and interesting. At my own wedding all that was served was spaghetti, lasagna, tossed salad, and white wedding cake for dessert. And of course we had sherbet punch to drink.
This was so so interesting! I am constantly rewatching them. Will there be more like this? I would love to know what the guests at Meghan and Harry's wedding ate!
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Who cares...seriously...he is a traitor...
7:05 You know it's a mighty big royal wedding cake when you use the family sword to cut it.
I think Sauce Windsdor is a different sauce than one think of, Mosimann was one of the first to promote Natural Cooking, no or little butter,cream ,lot of steaming,baking also . He speak about it in some Yt interviews. Juices from the lamb emhanced with light natural flavorful ingredients and so
Just found your channel and I'm literally obsessed with your videos
We need a Marie Antoinette and King Louis 16th wedding dinner video 👍☺️
Phillip and Elizabeth could not have hosted 140 guests for breakfast in the Ball Supper Room of Buckingham Palace. That room would not accommodate that many people. Their wedding feast was in the Ballroom where most of the state dinners take place
Can you imagine the horrors that chef must have experienced to be inspired to “cream” a fish?
Wow, royal wedding spectacular and good,
1:50 - Elizabeth was the elder daughter of George VI, and NOT the eldest!!
Elder or older refers to the firstborn of 2 girls or boys, and eldest/oldest refers to the firstborn of children of different sexes.
Fascinated by this type of thing!
Fruit cake is yummy, last year was the first year I didn't have a fruit cake my mom would get upset whenever she'd see the fruitcake catapulted in the air on food network shows that would air during the holidays. Growing up my Christmas morning breakfast plate would have a couple pieces of fruit cake with a glass of orange juice. Best breakfast ever.
I watched the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge's wedding over and over the weekend it came on, did the same when the Duke and Dutchess of Sussex got married.
Some people eat fruit cake with a piece of cheese, it's really tasty. It might be a Yorkshire thing.
Kate's desserts look sooooo goood!!!
anyone know if lindsay has a podcast? i could watch/listen to this stuff all day!
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That berries with clotted crème looks delicious!
Anyone who is isn't hungry from watching this video probably is not in possession of a stomach. 😂
I live for this topic!
I thought Prince Philip had given up his foreign titles before they married and that he'd been given the title Duke of Edinburgh (amongst other titles) before they were wed. Also, he didn't receive the title of Prince of the United Kingdom until about ten years after their marriage.
The desserts look delicious
Oh mine! Those sure look very fancy.🍷We did things very differently in Austria.
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Lindsay, I love your videos. However, the late Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed fish and chips. The late Graham Newbold and Darren McGrady (former chefs for the British Royal family) as well as Ingrid Seward confirmed that Her late Majesty liked fish and chips. Darren McGrady made it on his RUclips channel and Graham Newbold made it on a program called "Secrets of the Queen's kitchen." He also recreated the wedding breakfast of Charles, Prince of Wales (now King Charles III) to Lady Diana Spencer. If anyone is interested, check out The Super sizers with Giles Coren and Sue Perkins. The 1980's episode has Sue meeting Ingrid Seward and enjoying that famous menu while talking about Diana, Princess of Wales.
I literally had just finished cooking my dinner when I was notified for this video
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That last scene of William and Kate dancing was a actually from a spoof video released around the time of their wedding.
Thanks, I thought that wasn't really them, the dress is not right, for one thing.
Every one eats fruit cake, especially at Christmas and in the winter months when you want comfort food.
Enjoyed seeing the menus but the mispronounciations had me rolling with laughter throughout 😂
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First time watching. Lovely.
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I don't know why people don't like fruit cake I love it
Thank you.
can't wait to see what Meg and Harry had to eat! This was a good video, I truly enjoyed watching !
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Nice Video! Thanks Lindsay!