Who would not want to sit down with Jane Austen and join her in a cup of tea? Here for the first time is a book that shares the secrets of one of her favorite rituals.
Who would not want to sit down with Jane Austen and join her in a cup of tea? Here for the first time is a book that shares the secrets of one of her favorite rituals.
Kim Wilson is a writer, editor, and gardener who lives in Wisconsin and is a longtime member of the Jane Austen Society of North America. She is the author of Tea with Jane Austen, described by Booklist as 'perfect for Austen-reading book clubs' and In the Garden with Jane Austen, described by House and Garden as 'a charming book, full of interesting snippets and comment'.
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Table of Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Notes on the Text Introduction ‘Happy, Happy Breakfast’: Tea in the Morning Breakfast with the Austens • Breakfast with Mr Darcy • Tea and Toast, or Strong Beer and Sturgeon? • Town and Country Style • A Grand Breakfast with the Austens at Stoneleigh Abbey • Recipes for Morning Cents & Sensibility: Tea and Shopping ‘A bustling hour or two shopping’ • ‘This Scene of Dissipation and Vice’ • Miss Austen Shops in Style • Wonderful Wedgwood • Tea on Horseback • Smouch and Sheep’s Dung • A Visit to Twinings • A Delectable Assortment of Treats • An Ice with Jane Austen ‘That Best of All Travelling Liquors’: Tea Away from Home Rakes and Courtesans in the Garden • Tea al Fresco • Tea on the Road • Tea for the Stranded • In Mrs La Tournelle’s Parlour • Tea and Grog • Officers and Gentlemen • Emma’s Box Hill Picnic and Captain Wentworth’s Mess ‘The Tea!—The Tea!—The Wholesome Tea!’: Tea and Health Tempest in a Teapot • The Apothecary’s Arsenal • Herbs and Dandelions • Tea and the Delicate Constitution • Tea for Oppressed Heroines • Spiritual Refreshment and Inspiration • Tea with That Little Something Extra • Proper Nourishment for the Sick ‘You Must Drink Tea with Us Tonight’: Tea in the Evening At the End of the Day • Waiting for Tea • A Quiet Family Evening • Pleasant Little Parties • An Elegant Entertainment • ‘Every thing so good!"’• A Splendid Supper • Dishes for a Grand Entertainment ‘A Good Dish of Tea’: Making the Perfect Cup Bibliography Index
Table of Contents Foreword Acknowledgments Notes on the Text Introduction ‘Happy, Happy Breakfast’: Tea in the Morning Breakfast with the Austens • Breakfast with Mr Darcy • Tea and Toast, or Strong Beer and Sturgeon? • Town and Country Style • A Grand Breakfast with the Austens at Stoneleigh Abbey • Recipes for Morning Cents & Sensibility: Tea and Shopping ‘A bustling hour or two shopping’ • ‘This Scene of Dissipation and Vice’ • Miss Austen Shops in Style • Wonderful Wedgwood • Tea on Horseback • Smouch and Sheep’s Dung • A Visit to Twinings • A Delectable Assortment of Treats • An Ice with Jane Austen ‘That Best of All Travelling Liquors’: Tea Away from Home Rakes and Courtesans in the Garden • Tea al Fresco • Tea on the Road • Tea for the Stranded • In Mrs La Tournelle’s Parlour • Tea and Grog • Officers and Gentlemen • Emma’s Box Hill Picnic and Captain Wentworth’s Mess ‘The Tea!—The Tea!—The Wholesome Tea!’: Tea and Health Tempest in a Teapot • The Apothecary’s Arsenal • Herbs and Dandelions • Tea and the Delicate Constitution • Tea for Oppressed Heroines • Spiritual Refreshment and Inspiration • Tea with That Little Something Extra • Proper Nourishment for the Sick ‘You Must Drink Tea with Us Tonight’: Tea in the Evening At the End of the Day • Waiting for Tea • A Quiet Family Evening • Pleasant Little Parties • An Elegant Entertainment • ‘Every thing so good!"’• A Splendid Supper • Dishes for a Grand Entertainment ‘A Good Dish of Tea’: Making the Perfect Cup Bibliography Index
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