The Tea Cosy tea shop in Brighton www.theteacosy.co.uk is keeping up with the royals in all ways. The walls are decked with commemorative memorabillia and the menu hosts the likes of Queen Mother’s Cream tea […]
Go to www.redonline.co.uk which has easy afternoon tea recipes that include Lemon Meringue Cupcakes, Malteser Square, Genoise Sponge Cake, Pistachio Cake with Honey Syrup, Walnut Backlava with Rose and Honey Syrup, Orange Drizzle Cake and […]
Some teas to choose to de-puff are single herb teas with diuretic properties, like dandelion nettle or fennel. Clipper teas, www.clipperteas.com and Birt&Tang teas have these available. To de-bloat sip teas with herbs and spices, […]
Small Adventures in Cooking is written by James Ramsden, who is a twenty something blogger and pop-up supper-club host who believes that the home kitchen should be a place of comfort and reassurance, not terror […]
The renowned and iconic British landmark that is Buckingham Palace is only open to visitors for a short time in the summer. Enjoy exploring the opulent hallways and furnished interiors of this Royal Residence. See […]
If you donÂ’t already know, on Friday 30st September, the worldÂ’s biggest coffee morning will be held for its 21st year, in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. If you drop into Marks and Spencer between […]
High tea delicacies inspired by a Victoria Beckham crocodile tote, a Tory Burch sundress and a Miu Miu bikini are being served at The Berkeley in Knightsbridge. Photo By Courtesy Photo Fashion fans who canÂ’t […]
Feast of Dorset is a celebration of regional food and drink in an enchanted secret garden. Chefs, producers and entertainers blend their skills to benefit the environment and rural life. It takes place on the […]
If you love a day out at a food festival then this is the one to go to. The 8th Cornwall Food & Drink Festival is on Friday 23 – Sunday 25 September 2011 Lemon […]
I can’t wait for return of one of my favourite programmes, the British period drama series ‘Downton Abbey’,written and created by actor and writer Julian Fellowes, and based around the early 1900’s and filmed in […]
Ingredients 175g/6oz Light Soft Brown Sugar 200g/7oz Self Raising Flour 300g/10oz (3 or 4 carrots) 100g/4oz Sultanas 4 Medium Eggs 150ml sunflower oil or Flora Cuisine 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon ginger Method Reheat oven […]
Instructions for an afternoon tea in the Victorian Era Serve rolled bread and butter, sandwiches made of ham paste, potted ham, tongue or chicken. The crusts of the bread should be cut off, and the […]
Next time you are in Llandudno pop inside The Victoria Centre which is opposite M&S and enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in this café and patisserie. The atmosphere is relaxing and elegant and they bring […]
More than one thousand years ago in China during the days of the Tang Dynasty (AD618-906) tea producers started compressing processed tea leaves into cakes or bricks in order to conserve the leaf and make […]
Throughout August to celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week you can get 25% off some afternoon teas in London and the UK. Just click onto www.afternoontea.co.uk and click on the link for your 25% offer plus […]
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