TeatimeAuthor: The Tea Ambassador, Aubrey FranklinTeatime is a comprehensive and entertaining look at the world of tea, which is steeped in history that ranges from its near-mythic beginnings in China over 4,000 years ago to it revolutionary plunge into Boston Harbor, and on to the prediction that by 1990, Americans will be consuming as much tea as the British. The author describes the social customs that developed around tea, explores its exotic array of types and blends, outlines the proper way to prepare the perfect cuppa, and reveals strategic tips for ordering a decent cup of tea in a restaurant or hotel. Teatime also features delectable treats including recipes for May Wine Punch, Strawberry Iced Tea, Scones, Tea Wafers and more.Book DetailsPublisher: Frederick Fell PublishersYear Published: 1981ISBN: 0811904148Book Number: 0910316Binding: HardcoverDust Jacket: YesPages: 198Book ConditionVery Good. Minimal wear to the jacket, minimal to no wear on the pages. The side binding is stamped Review Copy, which it was since this book came from the collection of a food editor.
