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coronation chicken

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Cold pre-cooked chicken meat in a creamy mayonnaise-based sauce with herbs and spices, used as a sandwich filling or in salads.

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This curry essence from Constance Spry's Coronation chicken recipe is the one I have always used.

Originally, however, this curry flavouring was best known for spicing up Constance Spry's famous Coronation chicken.

Coronation turkey Serves 4-6 There is something very addictive about good coronation chicken or, in this case, coronation turkey.

Both are perfect with a little coronation chicken, music and a gin cocktail to kick off the evening.

Our school invites feedback so now, for example, we have coronation chicken sandwiches, one of my favourites.

The national cuisine will be Pret coronation chicken sandwiches eaten hastily (and messily) while running for the next appointment.

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If making Coronation (Street) Chicken, wed Vernon's drumsticks and breasts of Liz McDonald.

At Her Majesty's coronation in 1953, chicken was a noble bird that carried a certain synonymity with luxury, which is why it found its way into the banquet within that famous bright yellow, creamy concoction.

The dinner he created in celebration of George V's coronation in 1911 featured two soups, a clear turtle consommé and a cold velouté of chicken, followed by roast chicken, saddle of lamb with English peas, duckling breasts in port wine aspic and the pièce de résistance, quail with grapes.

Curried coronation sauce, with bits of raisins and apricots, will do wonders for hard-cooked eggs and chicken salad.

Coronation and Windsor Notes.

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