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So, if I wanted to make an English dinner to celebrate the Jubilee -- what would you recommend.

Unfortunately, my family doesn't like pasties.

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[irishredlass]

Rib roast and Yorkshire pudding

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This is my favorite Christmas dinner. Unfortunately, it's hot today and we have no AC, so I can't see wanting to turn my oven on enough for this dish. But, you know my tastes!!

[irishredlass]

I can definitely understand not wanting to make it with no AC.

Being Irish, myself, I am not observing the Jubilee so instead I am roasting a chicken in the crock pot and serving it with Hawaiian Coleslaw.

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I found a recipe for coronation chicken. I'm thinking about making it and people can either eat that or some other sandwich for dinner. Sausage rolls look kinda fun too.

[eoforyth]

Toad in the hole?

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This has promise!!

[eoforyth]

Actually, how about roast crown of lamb? Couple of good recipes on the BBC

This from the Hairy Bikers Best of British http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/triple-crown_roast_of_08690

and this one is a bit more straightforward http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/roastedcrownoflambwi_91128

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This looks amazing. Unfortunately, it's hot today and we have no ac, so I'm not as inclined to turn on the oven as long. But, I will bookmark this for when it cools off. I've wanted to try a crown of lamb.

[eoforyth]

Yes, heat would be a problem. Did you see the link at the side to the Jubilee recipe collection? There might be some ideas in there http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/collections/diamond_jubilee_street_party

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No, I did not find this link! THANK YOU.

[tudorpot]

Coronation chicken would be perfect.

[shiv5468]

Cake!

We had cheese and pineappleon sticks, and crackers and a bit of salsd and all the cake you can eat