If you're looking to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III, this compilation of coronation recipes offers a range of options to suit various occasions, from street parties and family barbeques to picnics or even just a desire for a tasty treat. There's sure to be something for everyone in this collection.
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49 Coronation party recipes to try
It seems as though everyone in England is planning on either hosting or attending some sort of celebration for the upcoming coronation of King Charles III on 6th May.
I've compiled this collection of recipes suitable for a coronation celebration party and I think it includes something for every taste.
Whether it's a family barbeque, a street party, a picnic or just a small gathering of friends and family, I hope this collection of coronation recipes will offer some inspiration on the planning front. I've tried to include only those recipes that can be eaten buffet-style because no one wants to face mountains of washing up when the guests have gone. It's paper plates and disposable plastic cutlery all the way!
There are 49 recipes in this collection of sweet and savoury treats, varying from sausage rolls and quiches to creamy tarts and slices that are all perfect for either making in advance or taking along with you. Most of these recipes can be served either hot or cold, making them the perfect coronation party food.
Pies and quiches
Who doesn't love a slice of pie or quiche with a delicious savoury filling? I know I do!
I've put this section first because the official coronation recipe is actually a quiche, filled with spinach, broad beans and tarragon. If you want to try the official coronation quiche recipe, I've added a link for you. But if that's not quite what you are looking for you might like to try one of my quiche recipes instead 🙂 .
Hand pies and sausage rolls
These recipes are perfect for picking up and eating with your fingers, which makes them ideal for a large coronation party - just put out lots of paper plates and let everyone help themselves.
If I had to pick my favourite I'd have to say it's the first one on the list, followed closely by the stilton and walnut tarts, but without sounding too conceited, they are all pretty tasty!
Meaty finger foods
A plate of cold meaty snacks makes a welcome addition to any party buffet spread. I've got cold gammon, chicken wings, pigs in blankets and plenty of other meaty snacks for your guests to enjoy.
Scones
Whether you spread your scone with jam and spoon on the cream, or spread the cream on first followed by the jam doesn't really matter. What does matter is how great a well-cooked scone tastes. I've included my recipes for blinis and pancakes in this section too because I wasn't sure where else to put them 🙂 .
Sweet endings
No coronation party would be complete without something sweet to round off the festivities. Whether you are looking for an eye-catching cake or a plate of sweet tarts or pies, this selection of tasty treats will ensure that everyone goes home satisfied.
I do hope you find something suitable for your coronation celebrations in this selection of party food. And if these aren't quite what you are looking for you can find plenty of other recipes on my website. Just enter your search term in the box below.
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