Darren McGrady, the former chef of the late Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, revealed the favorite foods of Princess Diana, in addition to the foods she never ate, pointing out that the late Princess never ate red meat.

McGrady confirmed that one of Princess Diana’s favorite foods was the crepe suzette or the egg suzette. egg suzetteMade of potatoes, eggs and spinach, it’s the perfect dish for a hearty lunch, brunch or even a light dinner, according to Al Ain.

McGrady’s memories of Princess Diana’s favorite foods seem to have one thing in common – “stuffed” dishes, from peppers to stuffed eggplant to lobster..

McGrady revealed that the “Princess of Hearts”‘s favorite dish was sweet peppers stuffed with zucchini, mushrooms, rice and garlic, covered with Parmesan cheese and mozzarella, and topped with tomato sauce and smoked pepper, a dish that she ordered from him several times a week The late Princess Diana’s favorite dessert was bread and butter pudding.

McGrady cooks for Diana 5 days a week, then leaves special weekend dishes in the fridge with sticky notes indicating how many minutes they should be left in the microwave..

MacGrady, who became Princess Diana’s personal chef after 11 years working for Queen Elizabeth II, said Princess Diana never gave up red meat or shellfish.

Chef Darren McGrady and Princess Diana

This comes as Darren McGrady, the former chef of the late Princess Diana, revealed – earlier – that Princess Diana was a “terrible chef” and once called the palace fire brigade after she smelled gas while trying to make pasta.

Darren McGrady, 58, who was a personal chef to Queen Elizabeth in the 1990s and also worked with Princess Diana, revealed his happiness to spend time with the Princess of Hearts, according to the British Daily Mail..

The chef, who now lives in Texas, USA, said Diana had a “big influence” on him, and noted that she would feed herself on weekends if she wasn’t going out, and recounted that Princess Diana tried to make pasta, left it and forgot, and began to smell Gas, prompting her to call the palace fire brigade.