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Sanjeev Bhaskar, Meera Syal, Kulvinder Ghir and Nina Wadia played a cast of Indian characters in a sketch parodying stereotypes of white English people going out for “an Indian”. How about friends and family role-playing the Windsors going for a German. Instead of, “12 bread rolls”, “16 of your blutwurst sausages, if we may”. 7. Enjoy your protector of the faiths pop-up postcard Three official Coronation recipes have been announced for the Coronation of Prince Charles III, representing the diversity of the UK.

The King speaking to members of the public as he leaves Bolton Town Hall, as part of a visit to Greater Manchester Credit: Owen Humphreys/PARemember, this is Britain. While we’re all hoping for beautiful weather for the Coronation weekend, don’t forget to make a “wet weather plan” (anything from “lots of umbrellas” to an alternative date, such as the Monday bank holiday). Castle Wall climb: Use cardboard boxes to create a castle wall that has to be climbed over or balanced on. Dial up the creativity with an unconventional royal portrait. Starting with a blank piece of paper, players have five minutes to collect unconventional materials found in the house/garden. The coronation of the King and Queen Consort will take place at Westminster Abbey on the the morning of Saturday 6, conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Coronation Quiche has been on everybody lips recently. Their Majesties have shared the recipe which feature spinach, tarragon and broad beans. The coronation quiche symbolises the cultures within the commonwealth as well those in our local community.

The trifle is a dish that originated in England and then became popular all around the world. It is so popular that the official Pudding of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee was a trifle.The palace has revealed new details on plans for events that will take place over the coronation weekend from Saturday May 6 to Monday May 8. The Queen was crowned in St Edward's Chair, made in 1300 for Edward I and used at every Coronation since that time. It is permanently kept in Westminster Abbey.