If you love tea time and blue and white china, then you won’t want to miss the latest issue of Tea Time Magazine.
The July/August 2013 issue is filled with great features, articles, recipes and photos.
I’ve always been a predominantly black tea drinker, so this page featuring teas from several companies and the beautiful blue & white china cups and saucers was great.
The photos are lovely and there are lots of ideas for birthday teas, tea on the porch and much more.
Many of the recipes in this issue appealed to me, including Chilled Succotash Salad and Tomato-Feta Tarts. There were lots of recipes for yummy sweets like Key Lime Shortbread Tarts, Chocolate-Dipped Shortbread Cookies and Strawberries and Cream Scones.
If you relish learning about the history of tea, you’ll enjoy the article by Jane Pettigrew on the British tea-dance revival.
I’m thoroughly enjoying this issue of one of my “favorite” magazines. Hopefully, things will settle down for a while (no vacations, family weddings or health issues) and I can get back to visiting all my blogger friends. ☺
7 comments:
I'm looking forward to getting my copy which is usually delivered a week or two after my US friends receive theirs.
Blue and white china is so pretty, makes for a nice collection.
Judith
I got mine last week and like you, am thoroughly enjoying it! I thought the Tomato-Feta Tarts were a unique spin on a teatime savory -- and I think I have the little pans to make them like that. Cheers to blue and white!
It is a nice blue and white issue for sure. That tomato tart does look tempting to make.
I loved this blue and white issue. I'm slowly catching up on blog and magazine reading after travels.
I love this issue too! Reminds me of when Victoria used to do those blue and white issues ... in fact, I think I'll go fetch some of them!
Hello, I have enjoyed reading your blog and have recently started trying out a variety of teas and I was wondering if you knew of a good place other tea drinkers go to review and just socialize about the tea they have tried?
Southern Bombshell - Thanks for visiting. You could try Steepster.com for tea reviews and info. ☺
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