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 | Dinner On Titanic! (OUT OF STOCK) FIRST CLASS DINNER ON R.M.S. TITANIC - the Atlantic Ocean, 1912 Opulence oozed from the menus for the wealthy first class passengers on the doomed liner. Menus were elaborate and each lavish dish was described in French. The dinner party pack contains booklets, illustrated recipes, menus, invites, a music CD, trivia, organising instructions and much more. This themed dinner features the actual final 1st class meal served aboard the magnificent liner. The recipes for the eight courses of this dinner party have been re-created and modernised for you following painstaking research by our historic cookery writer, Carol Wilson of the British Guild of Food Writers. Remember at your dinner party that dishes are served from the left and removed from the right. Drinks are poured from the right and glasses are never more than two-thirds full (half a glass for wine). On Titanic’s last night dinner in the first class restaurant was under the watchful eye of Luigi Gatti, chef and professional restaurateur. Luigi was a key person on the ship since he had ordered your food and all the supplies for the trip. We ordered the CD and trivia etc! [order] -- £24.95 (A$51.36)
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 | Dinner with Lord Nelson! One thing is certain that when Nelson had a dinner party, which he and Emma Hamilton did often, the dinner table must have looked astounding. It was always laid out with a selection of precious china and silver services (all gratefully presented to Horatio by royalty). Our historic cookery expert - Carol Wilson of the British Guild of Food Writers, has cleverly selected the seven items on the menu for this historic themed dinner party for you. Carol’s menu truly reflects the era and the recipes we have developed provide a dinner far more nourishing than most today. Dressing up and playing the 60-minute CD of Nelson’s favourite sea shanties are only two of the aspects that will ensure your guests get into a nautical mood during this dinner. At the end of the dinner party play our trivia game and see how much you really know about the Admiral and his navy. [order] -- £24.99 (A$51.44)
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 | Dinner with Queen Victoria! [picture] CHRISTMAS FAMILY LUNCH WITH QUEEN VICTORIA at Windsor Castle, 1899 The eight courses of this Christmas Royal family luncheon or dinner have been re-created by our historic cookery expert - Carol Wilson of the British Guild of Food Writers. These are Queen Victoria’s actual recipes and menu served to her family at Windsor in 1899. The Windsor Castle chefs simultaneously prepared the stupendous Christmas lunch for both the Royal family and the Castle’s extensive household. Much of the choice of this lunch had been influenced by the influx of French Chefs into Britain around this time. The lunch/dinner party pack contains parlour games, illustrated recipe and history booklets, menus, invites, a music CD, trivia, organising instructions and much more. Queen Victoria loved her huge family and their Christmas get together. Even at the ripe old age of 79 she tucked into the meal, got her usual indigestion and had a nap after the feast! The parlour games and 60-minute CD of carol music will ensure your guests are kept awake. At the end of the lunch or dinner party play our trivia game and see how much you really know about the famous queen. [order] -- £24.95 (A$51.36)
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 | Dinner with The Mafia! The dinner party pack contains booklets, illustrated recipes, menus, invites, a music CD, trivia, organising instructions and much more. Your seven-course themed dinner party is set in the comparative safety of a cosy Italian restaurant on Coney Island at the height of gangsters and prohibition. Your dinner party menu is traditional Sicilian and an accomplished Italian cook Anna-Maria Volpi has prepared the recipes. Anna has recreated the classic flavours of the actual dinner served at Scarpato's. So beware, "Machine Gun" Jack McGurn is on the loose - watch your back especially while you are drinking our special prohibition cocktail! The 60-minute CD will ensure your guests are put in the mood with a selection of Italian music from the 30’s. At the end of the dinner play our trivia game and see how much you really know about the legendary Mafia. [order] -- £24.95 (A$51.36)
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 | Dinner with W. Shakespeare! [picture] DINNER WITH WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Stratford upon Avon, May 1583 This celebratory and imaginative dinner with William Shakespeare and his devoted wife, Anne Hathaway, took place in the White Swan Tavern (which still stands) in Stratford upon Avon, in May 1583. The dinner party pack contains booklets, illustrated recipes, menus, invites, a music CD, trivia, organising instructions and much more.The eight courses of this literary and Elizabethan themed dinner party have been cleverly re-created for you by our historic cookery expert - Carol Wilson of the British Guild of Food Writers. In the Bard’s time the medieval cooks used many of the same type of foodstuffs that are on the menu today. The dishes and recipes they prepared were extremely delicious and nourishing. Overall the diet was much healthier than what many people eat at a dinner party nowadays. Shakespeare, in his plays, did often refer to food. Anthony and Cleopatra were said to eat gigantic breakfasts while Prince Troilus was given a lesson in the virtues of making cake. This was somewhat more civilised than Titus Andronicus who cooked his enemies in a pie! [order] -- £24.95 (A$51.36)
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 | Dinner with Winston Churchill! [picture] DINNER WITH WINSTON CHURCHILL, CLEMENTINE AND FRIENDS at Blenheim, 1940. These were the war years. There were all sorts of chronic shortages and rationing yet at a dinner party Winston still ate well, drank his favourite champagne and enjoyed his big fat cigars. Join him and his beloved Clementine for a dinner party at his birthplace, Blenheim Palace. The dinner party pack contains booklets, illustrated recipes, menus, invites, a music CD, trivia, organising instructions and much more. The six courses of this themed wartime dinner party have been cleverly re-created for you by our team of historic cookery experts. They researched all the available food of this period of shortages and selected recipes that appealed to Winston; the self acclaimed plain food enthusiast. Since this (1940) was a time of incredible unity in the United Kingdom our culinary team has ensured that the menu is representative of the country’s contrasting regions stretching from Wales and Somerset to the North of England. [order] -- £24.95 (A$51.36)
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