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Eat and Drink Like a Royal This Weekend

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The royal wedding is almost here — though you’re going to have to get up VERY early (or stay up really late) to witness the nuptials live on this side of the globe. Whether you’re planning a very proper British brunch, late night pub snacks, or a riff on Windsor Castle’s decadent desserts — you can get it delivered with DoorDash!

Windsor Castle’s head chef Mark Flanagan has been busy whipping up some farm-to-table veggies in preparation for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s big day. The official menu has not been released, but will showcase “the freshest produce available.” Try The Cheesecake Factory’s vegan cobb salad, which features fresh grilled asparagus — rumored to be on the royal menu.

What’s better for an English brunch than tea sandwiches? English Tea Cup has tea party meals featuring a variety of these very proper sandwiches, including cheese and tomato, cucumber, and egg salad.

Don’t forget the crumpets! Loaded with “nooks and crannies,” they’re a more elevated take on our own humble “English muffin.” Seattle’s Queen Bee Cafe features house-baked crumpets that are toasted and served with either sweet or savory toppings. Try the pickled English cucumber with cilantro cream cheese and red onion.

If pub food is more your style, Post Brewing Company has some deviled (or, “devilled” if you want to be properly British) eggs that should go down well with a pint (or two).

For more authentic pub foods, try Cupertino’s Duke of Edinburgh, where they serve a variety of English favorites — including sausage rolls, bangers and mash and savory pastries. Want to really impress your guests? Be sure to order some scotch eggs. (If they’re fans of the British version of “The Office,” they’ll understand.)

Lazy Dog’s bacon candy is savory, sweet, and a little spicy — just like Harry and Meghan!

For dessert, Prince Harry and Meghan will enjoy bite-sized crème brûlée, mango-flavored panna cotta topped-biscuits and yellow macaroons at the wedding. Royal baker Claire Ptak, owner of London’s Violet bakery, is also preparing a lemon elderflower cake covered in buttercream and decorated with fresh flowers for the couple’s special day. According to Kensington Palace, the cake will “incorporate the bright flavors of spring.” For your own version, try Susie Cake’s luscious lemon signature cupcakes.

At past gala events, Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth has been known to serve premium English sparkling wine instead of traditional French Champagne. Take a cue from the queen and represent Meghan’s American roots by serving some stateside bubbly. Have Bevmo dash over some Gruet Cuvee 89 Sparkling Brut.

And in honor of Meghan — better stock some vino, as well: “When I’m out with my friends, it’s rose all day!”


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