Last updated on July 8, 2022
According to Georgina Landemare, 1There’s a little bit of info here about the book that Landemare wrote here. the Churchill’s private cook, the Prime Minister was a fan French haut cuisine as well as traditional English dishes like fowl, and roast beef with Yorkshire pudding. He also preferred shellfish to plain old fish. He liked clear soups more than thick, creamy ones, and interestingly, he liked Stilton 2I had no idea what Stilton was, but thanks to the glorious internet you can read more about Stilton Blue Cheese here. more than sweet desserts, but, according to Landemare, he could easily be persuaded to eat any type of fish or dessert.
When it came to desserts, though, he insisted that they be expressive. It may be apocryphal, but it is said that he once demanded of a waiter, “Take away this pudding, it has no theme.” There is no record of how the waiter took the “compliment”.
When it came to drinking, though, he was very particular. He was personal friends with Sir Alexander Walker, and loved his scotch, Johnny Walker Red. When he drank brandy, he always took a snifter of Hine. 3The info for this post originally came from the highly informative winstonchurchill.org, but the page no longer exists. Here’s a good substitute.
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