Today, guests at the banquet of the King of Great Britain, with the participation of US President Donald Trump, will enjoy three dishes from a set menu, as well as a variety of drinks, reports UNN<\/b> with reference to the BBC.<\/p>\n
Appetizer<\/b>: Hampshire watercress panna cotta, Parmesan shortbread, and quail egg salad.<\/p>\n
Main course<\/b>: Norfolk organic chicken ballotine, wrapped in courgettes with thyme and a savory sauce.<\/p>\n
Dessert<\/b>: Vanilla ice cream bomb with raspberry sorbet from Kentish shortbread and lightly poached Victoria plums.<\/p>\n
After dinner, guests will be served specially selected drinks, including a vintage 1945 port wine, which is said to be a tribute to President Trump, who was the 45th president during his first term.<\/p>\n
Hennessy 1912 Cognac Grande Champagne, dating back to the year of Trump’s mother’s birth, will also be served.<\/p>\n
For the occasion, a new cocktail, the “Transatlantic Whiskey Sour,” was created \u2013 a variation of the traditional whiskey sour, combining the flavors of Johnnie Walker Black and marmalade.<\/p>\n
The drink will be complemented by pecan foam and toasted marshmallows on star-shaped shortbread.<\/p>\n
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According to media reports, guests are already arriving, and the table is set.<\/p>\n
The event will be attended by 160 guests, and the meal will take place at a banquet table 47.3 m (155 feet) long.<\/p>\n
The table holds 139 candles and 1452 pieces of cutlery, and just over 100 staff members will be working.<\/p>\n
It took a week to set the table \u2013 the task was completed on Sunday, and the cutlery was laid on Monday.<\/p>\n
The Royal Family drew up the seating plan based on guests provided by the UK government and the White House.<\/p>\n
Cup, brooch, Eisenhower’s sword and flag: what gifts will be exchanged between British monarchs and the Trump family17.09.25, 18:41 \u2022 2772 views<\/a><\/p>\n Recall<\/p>\n US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania arrived<\/a> in Great Britain for their second state visit. They were accompanied by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was met by British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper.<\/p>\n