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How to make the royal family's favorite meals at home, from the Queen's chocolate cake recipe to Meghan Markle's maple glazed wedges

Mikhaila FrielMay 24, 2020, 16:55 IST

The royal family have been sharing their favorite recipes.Ben Stansall/WPA Pool/Getty Images, Anwar Hussein/Getty Images, Royal Family/Instagram

The Queen's chefs have been sharing the royal family's favorite recipes on Instagram during the lockdown period.
To mark Her Majesty's 94th birthday in April, Buckingham Palace pastry chefs shared the recipe for royal birthday cake.
Other royals to share their favorite meals include Prince Charles, who posted instructions for how to make cheesy baked eggs, and Meghan Markle, who shared her recipe for maple glazed wedges back in 2015.
Dine like a royal with the eight royal family-approved recipes below.

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The Queen serves scones at her Buckingham Palace garden parties every summer.

Her Majesty the Queen. AP Images

Prince Charles, patron of the Specialty Cheesemakers Association, enjoys cheesy baked eggs.

You can make Meghan Markle's favorite maple-glazed potato wedges with a recipe she shared before she was royal.

Stock photo. Shutterstock

The Queen's former chef Darren McGrady said Her Majesty is a big fan of chocolate biscuit cake.

Queen Elizabeth holding a chocolate cake. Tim Graham Picture Library/ Getty Images

There's an official Buckingham Palace birthday cupcake recipe.

Royal spiced Easter biscuits make for a yummy quarantine snack.

Royal easter spiced biscuits. Royal Family, Instagram

It can be Christmas all year round with Markle's almond spiced holiday cocktail recipe.

Stock photo. Natasha Breen/Universal Images via Getty Images

Make banana bread with Markle's two secret ingredients.

Banana bread. Flickr/rottnapples

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