The Coronation Dish: The One Show joins forces with Dame Mary Berry for new competition - how to vote
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The One Show has launched a new contest for food enthusiasts to mark the coronation of King Charles III. On Monday’s show (April 17), Alex Jones and Roman Kemp explained how The One Show is joining forces with the Queen of Cooking, Dame Mary Berry and the Coronation Big Lunch to vote for a coronation dish that is perfect for celebrations up and down the country.
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Hide AdFive winners from BBC’s MasterChef: The Professionals and Great British Menu have been invited to create one outstanding savoury dish to celebrate King Charles’ big day.
Dame Mary Berry said: “I’m so excited about this. It’s our search for a Coronation Dish but it will be The One Show viewers who get to choose the ultimate winner. We want a dish that is perfect to share. Whether it’s for your neighbours, community or simply friends and family.”
Over three nights this week, the following dishes will be showcased:
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Hide Ad- Coronation Fried Chicken Sandwich – James Cochran, Great British Menu Champion 2018
- King Oyster Mushroom Filo Tart – Claire Lara, MasterChef: The Professionals champion 2010
- Coronation Chicken Pie – Adam Handling, MasterChef: The Professionals Finalist 2013 and Great British Menu Champion 2023
- Coronation Cauliflower Dome – Nikita Pathakji, MasterChef: The Professional’s Champion 2022
- Celebratory Pork and Prawn Dumplings – Dan Lee, MasterChef: The Professional’s Champion 2021
Mary added: “These chefs are simply inspiring. What a treat I had tasting all these recipes – they are all delicious and achievable – I can’t wait to share them all with you.”
The launch of The Coronation Dish competition comes as King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, revealed their own sharing suggestion for Coronation Big Lunches with a Coronation Quiche. Shared via The Royal Family’s social media channels, the recipe is described as a deep quiche with a crisp, light pastry case and delicate flavours of spinach, broad beans and fresh tarragon.
Alex Jones said: “We wanted to inspire our viewers with some lovely simple recipes and give them a chance to decide which dish they would crown The Coronation Dish and serve alongside the Coronation Quiche as part of their Special Coronation Celebrations and Coronation Big Lunches up and down the country.”
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Hide AdThe Coronation Dish competition - how to vote
Voting for The Coronation Dish will open on Wednesday, April 19 between 7pm-7.30pm after the final dish has been broadcast. The One Show viewers will have until 11.59pm on May 1 to vote for their favourite via the BBC’s website.The winner will be announced live on The One Show on May 2. All recipes will be available online in case you’d like to try them out before you decide which is your favourite.
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