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Who's this new face making an appearance in Mrs Crocombe's kitchen? 👀 Catch the latest episode of The Victorian Way very soon to find out... 

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Just what does Mrs Crocombe get up to when she's not busy in the kitchen at Audley End House? It's a question we're asked often. 

As a thank you for your continued support, join Mrs Crocombe enjoying some rare but much-earned personal time. Over tea and seed cake with Mrs Warwick the Housekeeper, Avis discusses upper servant life, preparations for the Braybrookes' upcoming guests and the troubles of the more junior staff members. 

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Lady Braybrooke's son-in-law, Mr Strutt, is to go to London on the train, so Mrs Crocombe is busy preparing him a picnic basket for his travels. These handmade sausage rolls, accompanied by refreshing raspberryade, will keep him sustained on the journey — and will make an unusual addition to your own summer picnic, too. 

👩‍🍳 Tune in on Thursday for the latest Victorian Way recipe! 
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Guess who's back... 🧑‍🍳 Yes, Mrs Crocombe has been busy preparing an unusual recipe using one of her favourite vegetables: asparagus. Asparagus grows naturally between April and June, but at Audley End House, they like to extend the season and enjoy this delicate vegetable all year round. 

📺 Tune in at 7pm (BST) tomorrow, Thursday 7 July for this YouTube Premiere. 
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Something's cooking at Audley End House... 🤔 Yes, Mrs Crocombe returns to your screens today! Check back at 7pm GMT to see what our favourite Victorian cook has been busy preparing for the Braybrookes' supper table. 

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Our favourite Victorian cook has been busy in the kitchens at Audley End House, preparing a delicious winter recipe that's full of spice. 🌶️ Can you guess what it is? 

Watch the latest episode of The Victorian Way from 7pm GMT on Wednesday to find out. 👩‍🍳 

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👑 She's back 👑

Autumn is here and that means apple season at Audley End House. Some 120 varieties of apple were grown there in Mrs Crocombe's day and a similar number of heritage varieties are maintained by our skilled gardeners today. 

Can you guess what dish Mrs Crocombe has been preparing with a little help from Mr Vert? 🍏 

📕 Hint: You'll find this recipe in the Victorian Way cookery book. (Get your copy here:  http://bit.ly/2RPyrvQ )

Check back tomorrow (20 October) at 7pm BST to see if you were right! And remember to hit the bell icon 🔔 on any of our videos to be the first to know when a new episode is released. 

Thank you as ever to our wonderful subscribers and we hope you enjoy the latest episode of The Victorian Way. 

📣 Exciting announcement 📣 This Sunday, don't miss Mrs Crocombe's TikTok debut! 

We'll be dropping in on our favourite Victorian cook as she helps the new gardener to navigate the 120 varieties of apples grown at Audley End House and choose the right ones to harvest for her Gâteau de Pommes. 

• TUNE IN on TikTok this Sunday (26 September) at 5pm BST:  https://www.tiktok.com/@english.heritage  

From Peasgood Nonsuch to the Knobbed Russet, many apples were grown to be used in the kitchens in Mrs Crocombe's day — and some 150 varieties are still grown there today using Victorian techniques. 

• JOIN US this weekend at Audley End House for the annual Apple Festival:  https://bit.ly/3lRkhI3