Take Time for Tea!

I would love to invite you all over for tea! Since I can't, I invite you to follow these detailed directions for putting on one of the following teas:

High Tea: The Southern Belle Tea
Instead of scones and clotted cream, change up your next tea party by serving flaky hand-rolled biscuits with real butter and homemade strawberry jam as the star of this hearty "guy-friendly" menu.

Children's Tea: Seashells by the Seashore
All you need is a madeline pan and some imagination to transport your young guests to the coast of France. Sneak in a little cultural education along with the fun at this tea party.

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Resources

Learn about individual teas in the encyclopedic reference, The Harney & Sons Guide to Tea.

Delve into the history of tea around the world with Tea: East and West.

Is your interest in tea based on the health benefits? Get more information on Healthy Teas.

If you've been invited to tea and want to know how to act, open Tea & Etiquette: Taking Tea for Business and Pleasure.

The literary tea lover will enjoy taking in Tea with Jane Austen.

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