Garlic will Keep Out into The Buckingham Palace

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - If you have a chance to meet a chef and he told me once cooked for the British Queen, there is an easy way to find out he was telling the truth or not. Look for the word "garlic" in the recipe.

If there is no written garlic, then he was lying. But if there is no garlic in the recipe, then chances are he's honest.

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This story comes from John Higgins, a former chef at Buckingham Palace, who cooked for the Queen, including for the evening 90th anniversary of Queen on 21 April. He revealed ridiculous rules set forth the royal family, as published by the Food and Wine.

The rules, for example, oatmeal for the Queen should not be lumpy and prepare food for her dogs corgi should not be in a hurry. If this is violated, you'll be in trouble.

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Higgins never grind meat of rabbit for The Queen's dog food, when it should be the rabbit meat cut into cubes. As a result he was told to start over from the beginning.

What exactly is required is always available in the table of Queen? First, there must be chocolate. He was an enthusiast chocolate mousse. "Believe me, platters clean when he returned from the royal family," said Higgins.

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In addition, there must always be a mango. Queen called very fond of this fruit until he knows, at certain times, how many mangoes stored in the refrigerator Buckingham Palace.

Talking about the mango, there is one recipe that was created to celebrate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 and presented at a luncheon, the Coronation chicken salad with mangoes and almonds.