DETAILS
“Dinner at Buckingham Palace” is a delightful collection of over 190 authentic recipes from the Royal Cook Books. Based on the diaries and personal recollections of Charles Oliver, the son of a royal servant, the book is also an historic reflection of the culinary habits of the royal establishment. To complement each section there are details about personal tastes, traditional customs and special occasions such as Christmas Festivities and state banquets. The book also includes many historic details about tea-time, life in the kitchens and the dining rooms, menu books and personal anecdotes of staff and Royal Family.

 

PRESS
'Anyone who enjoys learning about the royals will thoroughly enjoy this invitation to dinner at the palace'
The International News Magazine

'Buy Dinner at Buckingham Palace – present your mother in law with pheasant pie followed by biscuit pudding a la Prince Albert and she will be silenced'
Olive Magazine

“For those interested in the history of cooking – this book is a melting pot of information, with anecdotes, photographs and recipes”
Observer Food Monthly

'Anyone who enjoys learning about the royals-or pretending to be royalty-will thoroughly enjoy this invitation to dinner at the palace'.
Publishers Weekly

'This extraordinary cook book includes a sneak peek at some of the menus from past Royal dinners. Recreate a Royal banquet in your kitchen with extravagant, but easy to make dishes and take comfort in knowing that even the Queen has her favourite foods'
Fashion Capital

'This delightfully entertaining cook book explores the excesses of the Victorian era. Dinner at Buckingham Palace is a wonderful memoir of the tastes and traditions of the Royal household over several generations'
Dymocks - Book Nook

'You may not behave as scandalously as they do, but at least you can eat as well. This showcases the Windsor’s favourite dishes, with easy-to-follow recipes fit for a queen. Candid family photos will delight royal devotees'
New Idea

'Dinner at Buckingham Palace lists 190 favourite royal recipes with cheeky anecdotes about the Windsor’s mealtime habits'
Forbes


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