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1st March 2023

Lamb Weston offers chefs coronation inspiration

Written by: Edward Waddell
As the country comes together at restaurants, bars and street parties everywhere to celebrate the King’s coronation, Craft Guild of Chefs business partner Lamb Weston are doing their bit by helping operators with some coronation inspiration.

Peter Evans, Lamb Weston’s UK marketing manager, said: “The Dukes of Chippingdom chips are award-winning, Red Tractor-assured and 100% British so are a great fit for anyone wanting to put on a celebratory coronation menu. We are proud to proclaim our chips are 100% British and revel in their noble character.

“Our award-winning chips, The Dukes of Chippingdom, can play a right royal role in a range of commemorative recipes, such as our individual Dukes British Bites for snacking, Dukes Royal Brunch for something more substantial, and even Dukes Dessert to end with something sweet. All of which come together for King and country.”

Recipe ideas

The Dukes of Chippingdom ‘Royal Brunch’ (GF)

Shake up your coronation menu with this fun Dukes of Chippingdom recipe from Lamb Weston; a posh chippy twist on the classic Eggs Royale. This recipe is really simple and allows flexibility to make it your own…

You’ll need: Dukes of Chippingdom Chips (skin-on or skin off), fresh duck egg, smoked salmon, hollandaise sauce and micro herbs to garnish. To serve, prepare and gently heat the hollandaise. Poach duck egg. Fry or oven bake the Dukes of Chippingdom chips, then season and stack on a plate. Place smoked salmon on top, add the duck egg, serve with a dollop of warm hollandaise and garnish with micro herbs and serve.

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Charlie’s Churros (GF & V)

Try this quirky British take on a churro, featuring Lamb Weston’s Dukes of Chippingdom chips! To prepare you’ll need Dukes of Chippingdom Proper British Chips (Skin-on or Skin-off), lemon curd (bought or home-made), freeze dried raspberries, caster sugar, fresh raspberries and edible flowers to garnish.

To serve, blend freeze-dried raspberries to a powder and combine with caster sugar. Fry off the Dukes of Chippingdom chips in fresh oil, then coat in the raspberry sugar mix. Add three blobs of lemon curd to your coated fingers, and place a fresh raspberry atop each one. Finally, garnish with edible flowers & serve.

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