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Michael Buerk presents a royal-themed food programme.

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Royal Recipes: Series 2: Episode 10: Festivals

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Michael Buerk and chef Anna Haugh recreate a 16th-century savoury tart.

Michael Buerk and chef Anna Haugh recreate a 16th-century savoury tart. Dr Annie Gray reveals how much modern Christmas owes to Queen Victoria.

In today's programme, presenter Michael Buerk and chef Anna Haugh recreate a 16th-century savoury tart with which a Tudor king broke his Lenten fast. Dr Annie Gray visits the Isle of Wight to discover how much our modern Christmas owes to Queen Victoria, and chef Dipna Anand cooks a Diwali sweet that impressed the heir to the throne.

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