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I was thinking of making a type of summer version of a mince pie. A large fruit pie and jam, maybe cinnamon?

I heard the Queen loves chocolate though

This actually supposed to be released to the public like coronation chicken was in 1953, so nothing too hard or extraordinary.

>> No.17250910

>>17250820
she'll probably die before you get to it

>> No.17250962

>>17250820
minced prunes in a candy sauce, baked in a coffin, sliced like an open faced pie

>> No.17250979

>>17250820
oi m8, maybe something as simple as chocolate pudding with beans mixed in it?

>> No.17250998

>>17250820
The queen wants pudding? I'll be pudding my dick in her ass

>> No.17251000

you stay the hell away from the Queen, ya gay fuckwit

>> No.17251025

lemon tarts, shave dark chocolate twists on top

>> No.17251793

>>17250820
Her favourite dessert is chocolate Tiffin, but a pavlova would probably do.

>> No.17251876

I just ate a traditional Welsh-style flummery (with oats rather than gelatin) I made, though I added chocolate and banana to it. She'd probably like that, I would guess.
I enjoy it cuz it's a lot like semolina puddings I grew up with.

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17251887

Chocolate cream pie...

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17252154

>>17250820

>> No.17252190

>>17250820
make something like a chocolate parfait with liquor soaked fruits, maybe in personal ramekins so it doesn't look and seem gay like a parfait. that sounds simple and delicious.

>> No.17253155

>>17250820
how are you intending to send it to her? can you label it "from 4chan"? do you think she'd eat a pudding 4chan sent her?

>> No.17253175

why another queen thread

>> No.17253192

>>17253155
>how are you intending to send it to her? can you label it "from 4chan"? do you think she'd eat a pudding 4chan sent her?

Let's all collaborate and write a recipe, letter-by-letter. To start:

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>> No.17253237

>>17253192
moot

>> No.17253269
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>>17250820
The key to these things is you have to devise a recipe that is not very complicated or expensive to make for the average brit, with ingredients you could find at tesco some of which are exotic but not too exotic, and it has to reflect the forward moving nature of the UK ie. it's rich cultural diversity. Remember, coronation chicken has curry powder in it

I'm not a dessert or a desert master but I'm thinking a North African inspired dish would be the way to go, mint, dates, lemons, that sort of thing

>> No.17253324

>>17251793
i thought it was a lemon one

>> No.17253794

>>17250820
>Yorkshire pudding
>Fill with angel delight
>Dip with Cadburys
Boom platinum council house pudding

>> No.17253853

>>17250910
she's already dead

>> No.17253880

>>17250820
Welsh Bull Testicle and Beans Pie

>> No.17254806

>>17253269
>Start with biscuit base made from butter and crushed digestives
>Add a layer of some kind of thick fruit paste, like lemon curd
>Whisk heavy cream and sugar until thick
>Add a layer
>Then a layer of fruit
>Then a layer of cream
>Then a later of fruit
>Then a layer of cream
>Sprinkle some lemon or orange zest over the top and add a couple gay mint leaves
>Chill in fridge for a few hours until solid

Boom.

>> No.17254837

>>17250820
>I was thinking of making a type of summer version of a mince pie. A large fruit pie and jam, maybe cinnamon?
She eats kind of bland/boring/repetitive. Her cooks over the years document her menus in several interview documentaries.
She did have about 3 drinks a day, with champagne and the same chocolate cake each evening, which she didn't always eat or finish but it was wrapped up for the next day, not wasted.

The mince pie flavors made into a pudding, is literally a steamed pudding with hard sauce or brandy butter, and seasonally, it'd be a wintry cold weather thing for being so heavy and rich. A "summer" pudding will have bread and lots of assorted fresh berries.

>> No.17254896

>>17250820
>Help make a pudding for the Queen
I call it Cream of Sum Yung Guy
It's a loose pudding, with characteristics of tapioca, and a flavor note that perhaps reminds you of the sea mixed with the familiar scent of washing your whites.