Everything you need to know about King Charles III's lavish Coronation lunch menu

As the world, along with Britain, gears up for the most coveted coronation of British monarch King Charles III, alongside Queen Consort Camila, on May 6, food enthusiasts are equally excited to know about the signature royal luncheon, which has been the talk of the town.
In the past, more than $30 million was spent on a king's coronation feast. As per an online report, from 1189 until 1830, the British royal family had lavish, extravagant, and expensive Coronation Day feasts, with millions spent on the feasts of thousands of guests, including celebrities and VVIPS. And this year, being no exception, it is expected that it will be no less than a treat to all five senses.
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Quiche replaces Coronation Chicken
As per reports, the signature Coronation Chicken has been removed from the lunch menu and has been replaced with Coronation Quiche, which is ideal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A few weeks ago, Buckingham Palace released the official lunch menu and three inspirational recipes. For the uninitiated, quiche is a crisp, light pastry case with mild flavours of spinach, beans, and fresh tarragon, and can be enjoyed cold or hot.
What’s on the menu
If we go by the official release, the menu sounds scrumptious and includes Ken Hom’s Coronation Roast Rack of Lamb with Asian-style Marinade, Nadiya Hussain’s Coronation Aubergine, and Adam Handling’s Strawberry and Ginger Trifle.

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As per online reports, the trifle is an interesting dish that uses over 20 ingredients, including 16 egg yolks. It has also been reported by media houses that King Charles is said to be partial to wild mushroom risotto with organic lamb and equally loves cheesy baked eggs or coddled eggs, while Queen Consort, and Camilla with homegrown asparagus with lots of butte. For desserts, the royal menu will showcase bitter chocolate ice-cream.

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Also, it has been reported that the Coronation weekend (May 6–May 8) will see a special Coronation Concert staged at Windsor Castle, which will be broadcast live, while the Coronation will take place at Westminster Abbey.
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