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Learn what you can and can’t eat on this Bible-based diet plan. How to Ease Into a Flexitarian Lifestyle Embrace flexibility over all-or-nothing dieting. Cordon Bleu’ is a French term, literally translated as ‘blue ribbon’, that originally referred to an award for culinary excellence given to women cooks! This yummy version adds paprika and a creamy white wine sauce worthy of its own blue ribbon. Read the full recipe after the video. OPINION: What’s the perfect pudding to serve for the Queen?
Could you design the winning dish for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee? Budding bakers hoping to find a place in history have until February 4 to come up with a suitable dish and send in their entry. Le Cordon Bleu to mark the coronation in 1953. Coronation chicken is a nod to the colonial history which was still very recent in the 1950s. The addition of curry powder to the very British ingredients of chicken and salad cream was an early example of multi-culturalism, in a Britain which was still overwhelmingly white and monocultural. How the country has changed, and it will be interesting to see what kind of dish takes the prize.
One hopes it will properly reflect what you would hope Britain represents in 2022: diverse, accepting, tolerant and outward-looking. Certainly if the Jubilee dessert is true to what we eat as a nation today, it will bring in influences from all sorts of different cultures. Mason and judged by the likes of Dame Mary Berry, so the traditional will probably be in favour. Let’s hope they have the courage to pick something which really speaks to contemporary Britain. But given the state of the nation right now, here are a few suggestions from me about which pudding could properly represent the country that Her Maj finds herself reigning over. As good a two word descriptor of how we are being governed as you could ask for. Not the most exciting pudding, but something which our monarch’s subjects have experienced in volume during the lockdowns of the past two years.
Keep Calm and Carry On’, this is it. The obvious choice, this is a quintessentially British dessert made of a bread base soaked in custard, fruit, and meringue. Just because you’d love to force a Palace flunky to have to announce this to the Queen. This might surprise you, but in a 2019 survey of Britain’s favourite pudding, it was apple crumble which topped the poll, with Victoria sponge, carrot cake, jelly and bread and butter pudding making up the top five. How have Suffolk’s towns changed over the last decade?
