I love Tim Wonacott calling the castle Beevah, 😂 I wish that they team up Tim, Rosemary and Ivan in a new series! This cast is golden and the dishes and their history are so sofisticated! The cooks were geniuses! ❤️

Simply because he was German. He actually did more for the UK than Queen Victoria ever did. He was interested in science, progress and social problems

Love this deep dive into Victoria and Albert...one of my favorite subjects.

These two hosts are wonderful!

I love these two! This series is fabulous!

Places and objects named after Albert range from Lake Albert in Africa, to the city of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, to the Albert Medal presented by the Royal Society of Arts. Four regiments of the British Army were named after him: 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars; Prince Albert's Light Infantry; Prince Albert's Own Leicestershire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry; and The Prince Consort's Own Rifle Brigade. He and Queen Victoria showed a keen interest in the establishment and development of Aldershot in Hampshire as a garrison town in the 1850s. They had a wooden Royal Pavilion built there in which they would often stay when attending military reviews. Albert established and endowed the Prince Consort's Library at Aldershot, which still exists today.

I'm really enjoying these videos being a history buff and Victoria is one of my favourite topics and the food is glorious to

For one thing he thought the English were beneath the Germans. Another thing he'd thought or was made to believe that Victoria would be able to make Parliament agree to give him the title of King so they'd be equal. He hated the fact that he had to bow to his wife and walk behind her at public functions. He also felt disrespected by her advisors and the Prime Minister. That's why there are so many memorials to him in Britain today. When he died she kept honoring him with so many statues & named a lot of buildings in his honor so the British would never forget what a great man he was and what he had done for the English. But it wasn't just honorary. Prince Albert was very smart and very progressive and he adored his children. The British do owe him a lot!

It never occurred to me that the housekeeper was in charge of the lotions and potions!

This is definitely one of my favorite KZfaq channels!

3:32 colin firth just went back in time to get a portrait done

If there was ever a candidate for effective birth control it was Queen Victoria. She and Albert apparently couldn't keep their hands off each other but she resented like hell having so many children. From what I've read Albert seemed to enjoy his children but I don't think Victoria felt the same way, especially the oldest one Edward. And the feeling was mutual. She accused him of actually killing Albert. Having your mother say that to you has to be awful. Albert died of typhoid fever, which could have been from the bad drainage at Windsor castle or just about anywhere else.

I'm so jealous of that massive kitchen

Albert and Victoria really were the true, real life fairytale couple. Even before the glorification of character that often comes after someone's died, she was already writing about him as if he were the light and center of her life. She stood by him when no one else did and in turn he knew just how to make her happy.

That braising pan reminds me of a very fancy Dutch oven. Same principle. I've seen reenactors cook everything from stews to breads and cakes in them.

say what you will, but Albert was handsome AF and Victoria knew it!

Very little of this video had anything at all to do with Albert. Kind of a clickbait title. I'm disappointed.

He does look like Colin Firth, spitting image. 😂I love you Tim and Rosemary and Chef Ivan. Much love from Boston, MA USA.

She is enjoying that meat a little too much. Lol

That castle is absolutely beautiful!! Love these videos!

3:30 "Is it me, or does he look like Colin Firth"? Now that you mention it...

Love these episodes,thanks!

That dark hallway looks like something out of a horror movie

Those copper pots and pans are beautiful.

These are great I hope you add the whole season

I'm loving this show

the hosts are so over the top. I love it

Beevah!!! Got me laughing so hard at the name 😂! I love Tim!

I always make my stews and pot roasts with beer and onions.

queen victoria s life time biography or her real life stories just tells that she was just not a normal queen , she was queen who ruled and lived like a king. it is actually been observed that this way she lived i mean like a king before and after she became a widow of windsor.Her life at widow hood was depressing for her but yet she came back to normal were secretly she enjoyed her life , which i think women in 19 century may not be able to do especially when they were widow .

I love these videos!

Aw.. this really hurts my feelings!

Love watching the kitchen. Wish I could travel like u guys do.

Prince Albert sure found the “...keys to sex-ess!” 😂🤣 I read once that one of the things Queen Victoria missed so much after her beloved Albert died was all the great sex they had had together...but she HATED being pregnant. Even back then a Queen had to make big sacrifices. 😕 👸🏻 👑 🤴 👑 ❤️ 👶🏻

14:32 Dang! Get it girl! Ivan was definitely caught up LOL

i would love to try these tasty dishes they make each episode

beautiful view in french is Belle vue

Rosemary reminds me of Clarissa and Jennifer in the best way! I love her!💕💕💕

Ive never seen a woman get so excited over beef . Lol i thought she was gonna climax at first .

This reminds me of corned beef. Because of the pepper and marinade.

Omg as Tim was about to describe that painting of the host I instantly thought Colin? Kings speech chose the right actor lol

Careme did a lot for what patisserie, cookimg,baking is today for everyone. He studied building and architecture and used that as a basis for much of baking and sculpting in sugars and pastries .

I am so glad the days of those hunts are over. Must have been terrifying for the animals!

I wish they would stop calling Vixtoria "HRH", she was Queen, "Her Majeaty", not HRH.

Wow that's a spacious kitchen!!??

I always feel bad for Ivan. He initiates and works on these beautiful dishes and never gets to partake in them.

3:29 Did he say "Colin Furze"? LOL

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That looks yummy!

porte caucher would roughly translate to carriage door or entry, but gate makes sense

The funniest part is how their portray the vile food of the day as the high point of cooking. Really they just made really "rich" tasting meals from extremely expensive ingredients. I am actually quite convinced that the victorians would have loved VIetnamese food.

I'm going to propose to Ivan.💚💙

How many servants were required to maintain this magnificent palatial home? I assume the indoor staff was quite big if you take in the consideration that Belvoir castle has 356 rooms. It is the seat of Manners family for more than five hundred years.

Annoying click bait. Please label your videos correctly.

I wish the video had shown the Manners family. They are kind of tabloid famous.

These presenters seem a bit rough. Like they are making fun of their subject.

Queen Victoria was *NOT* HRH, she was styled HM (i.e. Her Majesty). Sort of drove me bonkers to hear them keep saying that.

Oh because he was german German, so german that today's Britsh throne is 75% german.

3:30 ah yes, Mr Darcy

Please list the recipes

The only old queen here is Tim! 😂🤣😆

What is "hunted" now? Just curious.

What were they hunting?

Do they actually still keep all those dogs there? What for?

Yet, he's called "Albert the Good".

Are the hosts dating? They seem so warm towards one another.

Rubbing the Brisket: Rosemary gets sent to horny jail. Bonk!

It's not you. He DOES look like colin firth :)

OmG what a rub!

16 days for an uncooked brisket to be 'cured' seems a bit much. Was there no chance that it was going to spoil, despite all that salt?

If you're making corned beef, why would you roll it up first?

19th century citizen's having a hatred for Albert made no sense whatsoever considering the fact Victoria, her mother and uncle all were German!! So, what's the difference? Was it the fact he was born on foreign soil and people feared disloyalty? That wouldn't make sense either. Wasn't Victoria born in Germany or was she born at Kensington? Please refresh my memory here. Not from England..... No haters, please. Remember it was Albert who lost the most by leaving his homeland to take up and marry outside his homeland. In addition he was prevented by Parliament from being styled as 'king' alongside Victoria. The best he got from Parliament was consort status to the Queen. OFF-TOPIC Q: In another video a historian read from a written account of Albert on his deathbed. Apparently, he seemed eager, reconciled and resigned to die. What I can't understand is, WHY? Why would he be sooo eager to die so young and with such a large family to leave behind? It would seem to me that given all his accomplishments he would want TO live.....to live a full life. I'm sure it was not for want or lack of love. Victoria loved him immensely. Any ideas why?

Before it disappears down your .... What??? Lol

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This doc is missing one thing: LUCY WORSLEY

He was in the Tin.

Sort of click bait' ..............why did the public dislike prince Albert?

Why Did The Public Dislike Prince Albert? Because he spent all day in the can. :-)

Isn't it just corned beef?

6:58 why is there an imperial german flag from ww1

16:11 is like the gates of Heaven must be

The lavish lifestyles of the British elite was astounding...and a bit disgusting when you think of the wretched poverty of much of the population.

14:36 - 15:00 lol

He was disliked because he was viewed as a foreigner (he was German) and he came from a lower royal house. Him being viewed as a foreigner isn’t fair because the British royal family at the time, the Hanovers, were German. After the death of Queen Anne, the closest Protestant royals who could inherit the British throne were the Hanovers. Victoria and Albert where first cousins. After the self indulgent nature of the Hanovers, Albert did a lot to better the public image and reputation of the royal family. Victoria after each pregnancy relegated a lot of her power and support to Albert to the point he was all but King in name (cabinet would never allow Albert to be declared a king, but he was eventually named Prince Consort). He was a visionary that often got criticized for this views. While Albert did a lot of great things, he did gain too much power for his own good and his eventual death in 1861 was probably for the best. (Sorry Victoria!) While Victoria had Albert had a very passionate and loving marriage, he toned down a lot of Victoria’s personality and assumed more of her power. Though his death caused Victoria to be in mourning the rest of her life, she is remembered as a great ruler. Had he lived, I am unsure how the current royal family would be.

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Wow! The Dooms? They treated humans like 💩

sad about the loss of hunting culture and land access in England; have they taken up drag hunts? You don't have to kill anything to run the hounds and have a great ride.

These Brits don’t even know that the queen is not an HRH she and all monarchs are a HRM-royal majesty

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Because he took over the can, and and people need to use the loo.

Perhaps because he was always in the can.

Albert was German not British. I can’t believe he made decisions that were in the British best interest. He was not monarch, but was power hungry.

it's HM not HRH........

On the start of his reign, he was the most popular King! Not to mention Victoria, his mother, locked in the Windsor castle, bored&boring as she was

Anti German? Victoria was almost as German as he was.

because he lived in a can?

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Look a Dutch oven!

🤔Met a “Prince Albert” once....(Piercing Was Immaculately done😏)