The After-School Dishes Made For William And Harry | Royal Recipes | Real Royalty 

My mother did that for my sisters and my father everyday it was such an honor

@@angelap32 but they have the BEST Chef’s in the World! They have the BEST meat, the best fruit’s & veggies. The best China & that’s the difference.

@@mrsg.9224 …that doesn’t mean anything…was their meals made with love?

@@matildabishops9196 probably not lol

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I was delighted to see that Victoria and Albert made their children learn to cook and garden

@@judyjohnson9610 she was probably the greatest queen in English history

Yet, Queen Victoria tried to be a very good, wise, and loving mom. How sad that her name get's used in such a way that is nothing like her.

@@SRose-vp6ew it was the Victorian period because she was queen

It’s said that Victoria hates pregnancy and motherhood, but loved sex

That is the ONLY way to eat it. And what's a little lead poisoning between friends?

If we cared we would be watching an American video not a British one. Go wave the American flag on a video about Trump, because we find it very tacky in Europe.

@@katerinaliakou5549 well, aren't you Europeans evolved. 🤣🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

@@GavinsMarineMom that's why everyone is laughing at your downfall atm 😆

@@katerinaliakou5549 our downfall? We're America, honey. We accomplished in 244 yrs what the rest of you couldn't do in centuries, including bailing you Brits out of WWII. It was Churchill's American genes that gave him the audacity and grit to do what he did and persevere to persuade FDR to help your little island. Without us, you people would be wearing swastikas and bowing to statues of the Fuhrer. What was meant to be a light-hearted comment regarding some of our cultural differences was taken to an ugly place. Take your misery, bitterness, and envy somewhere else. I have better things and better people to deal with. ✌❤🇺🇲

@@GavinsMarineMom I am not British sweetheart, your entire country is based on Roman and ancient Greek values and history, you have accomplished literally nothing on your own. For the last 10 years your country is on a downfall, the world doesn't admire you like it used to, you have handled the pandemic the worst way possible, nobody is looking up to you anymore, it's silly and ignorant if you haven't noticed. Every country that has been an influence, also had an eventual downfall and you are going through it right now, you would have noticed if the American educational system didn't focus exclusively on the American continent and taught you a thing or two from world history. Sorry but it's inevitable 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Fantastic love this. Royal rec@@gnassougerard6494

I’ve been looking for a cookbook too! A few (very few) are on BBC, and some I’ve found by searching the web. Mostly I’ve replicated by trial and error. I’ve always made shepherds pie and cottage pie, but never with mushroom ketchup (which I’ve just found online). Darren McGrady has a RU-vid channel with a number of recipes. He has cookbooks too.

Many more years to queen Elizabeth…She is almost 100..

May this wonderful monarch and woman go gently into that good night at her time.

"Prince Harry's Favourite Childhood Desert" Harry had his own Desert? Wonder if he build sand castles in it 😂

Also you always want more dessert.

I learned it as Strawberry Shortcake is a dessert. Sand is in the desert. 💚

That is such a lovely / clever way to remember that!

Whoa whoa whoa, Time Out! I thought a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down... Has my whole life been a lie? 😦🥄 😭💉👨🏾‍

@@knittymama570 That's pretty neat. 😊

Me Too lol.Its making me hungry

Am going to cook the first recipe for my Husband i saved it.

Asking myself the same question. I had better step up my game in the kitchen.

I'm wondering for myself as well lmao

@@LilliLamour, i did one recipe turned out real yummy.

I know right! It's one of my favorites.

Cottage

Sheppard's pie is made with lamb. Cottage is made with beef, that's what they used here this time.

Funny thing is I just yesterday made a lovely "Shepherd's" Pie (actually "Cottage", with beef instead of lamb).

I never had kippers for breakfast or any other meals when i was younger. Tried them when i was in Manitoba from someone who was used to those and bought them in a small barrel and i think they were in oil. Tried it but never really liked it.

Canned spaghetti on toast - wow. Who invented that...?

@@adopt-a-pet1968 I wondered the same thing! Now, we've likely all tasted this "tasty morsel" of canned spaghetti, just maybe not on toast??? lol love regional differences and comparisons to them. Nursery food = comfort food? Guessing they're similar...

Imho it depends on a mama to give her kids good food, if a mama is able to buy some canned spaghetti and toast, why not the vegs and some ground beef? One does not need to be a queen or to have servants to cook good, just a little time...

@@irishkazolotse There was no veg. No ground beef. Everything was rationed in England during the War and for years after. With four children to feed, Mama heated up a can of spaghetti and gave us spaghetti on toast. (Bread was not rationed) I still gave that to my kids years later because it tasted so good. You eat it with a knife and fork. And beans? You can make toast fingers and circle the plate with them, like the spokes of a wheel, and the children can eat the toast with their fingers and dunk it into the beans in the center of the plate. The things we ate when that was all there was. And we loved it all because we were hungry. You know, I never thought that what my children were eating was odd. And they didn't either. Everything was made into a meal when I was a child. I was baby-sitting a little girl years ago, and she has told me now that that was the first time she had ever tasted spaghetti on toast. She also remembered my asking her if she would like a banana for dessert. She talks about it to this day. Because I sliced it into a bowl and sprinkled just a little sugar onto it and poured milk onto it. She ate it with a spoon. I realize now that all food had to be "padded" and have ingredients added to make it special because food was special at that time. I would take a little glass jar and walk miles looking for blackberries. One day, I had circled back to walk home with a solitary blackberry in my little jar when I noticed a wall of huge, ripe fruit behind a church rectory. Oh, my goodness. I was 8 years old. I knocked on the front door of the mansion, because the rectory WAS a mansion. A lovely, elderly, lady answered. I asked her if I could pick some blackberries. After looking at my little empty jar she said, "Yes." I quietly filled my jar, walked the miles home, put the berries in a bowl, squashed them with a fork, sprinkled a little sugar on them and added a drop of milk. I remember sitting, alone, silently eating my delicious blackberries. No one was home. I hadn't spoken all day to anyone except the lady in the rectory. Well. In hindsight, and I'm not deeply religious, but larger forces were at work that day. What with the church and the rectory and the "ripe to perfection" huge blackberries. Was it all a beautiful dream do you think? No. It was a blessing. Just a little blessing.

the first time I was served canned spaghetti on toast in england, I truly thought it was a joke. and NO it absolutely does NOT taste good - it's bloody disgusting. Baked beans on toast is god awful but the spaghetti on toast is just beyond the pale. The british come up with some absolutely disgusting ideas when it comes to food.

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Yah, they had a good mom.

He explains step by step how he puts it together.. and how it's made.

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Me too..

Guilty of it

Yep

Me too!

It'd be funny if , actually, someone in the team purposely chose to write 'desert'.

So bad ... ..

They can cook but they can*t spell! LOL.

Can we have cottage pie recipe?

Check 'Prince William's Childhood Comfort Food'. It does seem to be available LOL

Chef Darren McGrady has a RU-vid channel and has published a few books with his recipes too. He now lives in Texas and owns and operates a successful catering company.

Yes! At Audley End! I love those too! Lol

IKR!

I was born in the Mojave

Harry's favorite continent is Africa so, most likely, his favorite desert's there too.

Someones got Harry on their minds lol..

@@phmmpaulo 😆😆💯💯

@@katjustice7937 😆😆😂😂

@Joanne Schell Too bad the bald headed ginger is so ugly now and p-whipped.

That's why I took my 👍back. My likes are only for prince Harry 😡

Oooh! I LOVE that good Southern Banana Pudding. ❤️ I married a Texan. His Granny made the BEST anana Pudding! His favorite. Yummy! Miss you Granny Hammond . ❤️ Rest in peace & Joy, for Eternity. 💗

I didnt even notice. Good way to remember

He used different spoons each time he tasted. I was queezy when he 1st dipped the spoon but he did use different spoons