This is the third book in the popular Elmwood Tea series of afternoon tea recipes from Shelley and Bruce Richardson.Each of the categories of recipes includes easy to follow directions and exquisitely presented photos. They include soups, savories, sandwiches, salads, puff pastries, quiches, and a plethora of tempting sweets. Unusual items such as Irish Tea Eggs and helpful tea hints make this book an interesting read as well as a reference source.The authors, best sum up the premise of their book with, "For us, tea is not a commodity, it is a lifestyle."Tea is not simply a hot drink, it is prepared and enjoyed with ceremony. It incorporates etiquette and conversation. The authors stress that "....the purpose of afternoon tea is to satisfy the soul rather than the stomach!"Whether you've wondered how to make a tea party, or wish to remember and relish one, this book will definitely put you in the mood to put the kettle on!

The Tea Table: Soups, Savories & Sweets from The Elmwood Inn

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Bruce Richardson

Shelley Richardson

Beverages & Wine

Benjamin Press

London's Jane Pettigrew has joined American tea writer Bruce Richardson in creating the latest definitive guide to teas throughout the world. Beautifully illustrated, this classic book gives detailed information and brewing instructions for over 80 teas. Chapters on the newest information about tea and health, tea production, tea blending and tea hospitality are included. This book is a valuable up-to-date addition to libraries of both tea novices and professionals. If you have ever wondered about the time and temperature to brew your teas - white, green, black, or oolong - this is the book for you.

The New Tea Companion

Jane Pettigrew

Benjamin Pr

This collection of 12 menus from the kitchen of historic Elmwood Inn is arranged in a month-by-month layout with 96 delicious recipes. Beautifully illustrated with 25 color photographs, A Year of Teas at the Elmwood Inn is considered a basic by tearooms across the United States.

A Year of Teas at the Elmwood Inn: Twelve Months of Menus and Recipes

Two of America’s leading tea writers have combined their talents to introduce you to all things tea in The Big Apple. Elizabeth Knight, tea sommelier at the grand St. Regis Hotel, leads you across Manhattan and it’s boroughs to experience over 100 tea rooms, tea salons, tea shops, tea bars, hotel teas, museum teas, tea cafes and restaurants that serve exceptional tea. Over 130 color photographs by Bruce Richardson and lots of neighborhood maps aid you in experiencing the city with tea on your mind.

Tea in the City: New York

Elizabeth Knight

Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson have combined their knowledge of the London tea scene to bring readers a thorough guide to all things tea in the city that made the beverage famous. This travel book tells you about the well-known and little-known tea rooms, tea shops and historical sites in the London area. Neighborhood maps, 150 color photographs and detailed directions make sure you find the tea experiences you desire. The Tea in the Cities series is an unequalled resource for tea lovers who visit London, New York and Paris.

Tea in the City: London

Travel

Europe

This handy guide will allow you to see Paris with tea on your mind. Contains 100 listings of tea rooms, tea shops, museum teas, tea salons, hotel teas and cafe teas. The venues are arranged by arrondisement with maps and Metro stops included. You will find your way through the city like a pro. 150 photographs allow you to visit at home before you visit in person. Other volumes in this series include New York and Paris.

Tea in the City: Paris: A Tea Lovers Guide to Sipping and Shopping in the City

London's Jane Pettigrew has joined American tea writer Bruce Richardson in creating the updated guide to teas throughout the world. Beautifully illustrated, this 2008 edition gives detailed information and brewing instructions for over 120 teas from every major tea producing region. Chapters on the newest information about tea and health, tea production, tea blending and tea hospitality are included. This book is a valuable up-to-date addition to libraries of both tea novices and professionals. If you have ever wondered about the time and temperature to brew your teas - white, green, black, or oolong - this is the book for you.

The Elwood Inn has stood at the center of a small central Kentucky village of Perryville for over 150 years. Wounded civil war soldiers, turn-of-the-century school children, a United States president, and countless tourists have all crossed its threshold over those years. Today, the inn is known for its gracious hospitality and unique observance of afternoon tea. Afternoon tea at The Elmwood Inn is an eclectic mixture of the best of English and American traditions. You will find coutnry ham biscuits served alongside scones with lemon curd. Irish tea cakes might be found with Lady Baltimore tarts, or Scottish Dundee cake beside Seelbach cookies. The tea menu ata the inn changes each month to coincide with seasonal and holiday celebrations. This collection of 12 menus is arranged a month-by-month layout with 96 recipes. It will serve as a useful tool for tea lovers and inkeepers who are looking for a guidebook to begin theor own custom of teatime.

Year of Teas at the Elmwood Inn

Butler

Let No Man Deceive You

Christian Books & Bibles

Bruce D. Richardson

Theology

Camden Court

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The Tea Table: Soups, Savories & Sweets from The Elmwood Inn

The New Tea Companion

A Year of Teas at the Elmwood Inn: Twelve Months of Menus and Recipes

Tea in the City: New York

Tea in the City: London

Tea in the City: Paris: A Tea Lovers Guide to Sipping and Shopping in the City

The New Tea Companion

Year of Teas at the Elmwood Inn

Let No Man Deceive You