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Yorkshire Christmas Pie

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  • Serves

    8-10

    • Difficulty

      Medium

Appears in
The Official Downton Abbey Christmas Cookbook

By Regula Ysewijn

Published 2020

  • About

In 1858, a Yorkshire Christmas pie was served to Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle. The pie was beautifully decorated but also of such enormous size that it had to be carried into the room on the shoulders of four footmen. Although not all Yorkshire Christmas pies were so large, they were a status symbol because of the expensive ingredients used. This was also true in the seventeenth century, as illustrated by these few lines from Robert Herrick’s poem “Christmas Eve”: “Come guard this night

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Margaret Crawford
from Australia

Looked wonderful but collapsed.
I would not attempt to unmould to glaze next time and would fill with aspic even though my family do not like ‘savoury jelly’. I boned quail for filling and that made it a bit fiddly.

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