Queen Victoria To Henry VIII: The Most Lavish Royal Meals In History | Royal Recipes | Real Royalty

From Queen Victoria's famous Christmas dinner to Henry VIII's Easter feast, come and learn how to make some of the most famous royal recipes in British history. Would you add champagne to your salmon like Charles II? Or can you cook up the original full English breakfast popularised by Edwardian royalty?

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00:00:00 - Start
00:00:27 - Queen Victoria’s Favourite Indian Food
00:43:37 - Queen Victoria’s Christmas Dinner
01:26:55 - Charles II’s Champagne Salmon
02:10:00 - Henry VIII’s Easter Feast
02:53:14 - The Edwardian Full English Breakfast Origins

[thatonemessyartist]

I fell asleep and woke up to this
I am not disappointed

[lschendel]

I like how the chef is painting a masterpiece while the host wants a pat on the back for peeling an apple! 🇻🇳🇬🇧

[dwhrocks]

the lack of scripting during the actual cooking is hilarious. The host only knows the history of the food while the chef just talks about the ingredients lol. Their dialogue is like an astrologist talking to an astronaut

[ammiller]

I love the chef working with the host! I could watch a whole show of just that guy cooking, he makes everything sound so good.

[simsandsurgery]

Man the hosts voice is so soothing. I could listen to him narrate books all day long…

[danishortcake]

Michael Burke could be my Grandfather's twin!! I can't get over how much they resemble one another!!. He's been gone since 1992 so I smile when he's on the air.

[alexandertoddtorrenga]

Where do I get the recipes for these incredible dishes?

[SpinningbacKFisT]

I've seen this pop up in my suggestions few times. I love British history of the monarchy ect. I've wondered how tf you can make a 3+ hr video on this subject. I love it & will now watch 😊

[marcos]

That quail and curry sauce looks so delicious.

[kennethmaese]

The first chef who cooked the curry, take a shot every time he says “lovely” 😂

[estherodanga]

I love all the copper cookware on the shelves. Wish I could get a souvenir from there.

[janeb]

The basmati rice is cooked beAUTIFUlly, the curried meal is well prepared. Love the young Chef. x

[guymorris]

Victoria was partially right about the Christmas tree introduction. The British " royal" family was originally German.

[pimenel]

New drinking game: everytime they say "lovely" take a swig. 22 minutes in, you'll be plastered.

[AnnaAnna-ucff]

Yorkshire pudding with gravy should be an essential food group.

[kerstin.jitschin]

There she is, doing the Champagne 🥂 Salmon 🧑‍🍳 lovely 🍀💋🍀

[joannamallory]

“I’ve got to say, I’m not mad on goat”…I concur.

[andrea]

Loving this! There goes my afternoon off! 👍🏻☺️

[kerstin.jitschin]

Thanks for sharing the Mock turtle soup recipe 🧑‍🍳❤️👍
I really miss the Lady Coursing Soup, I have had eaten in the 70’s, when my father invited me for dinner on our meet ups ❤️ and it always ended with an Irish Coffee ❣️I was about 15- 20 years old, but will never forget about 😎 thanks daddy ❣️❣️❣️
I m so grateful for all the special food experience I was able to get in my childhood, they had given me so much through my whole life, and so I was able to make my son open for different tastes and cultures 🥰 what a pleasure ❣️

[francoveritas]

Thanks for sharing this unbelievable experience!!