Warm up a cold afternoon with a steaming pot of tea and a fanciful assortment of dainty sandwiches (crusts removed of course!), savory noshes, scones and homemade desserts.
Look for profiles of three lovely teahouses in the January issue of NJSL.
Here's a sneak peek at one of our favorites, High SocieTea in Wayne.
We loved the triple tiered presentation, the fresh flowers and the cozy covered teapots. Some of our favorite bites were the delicate phyllo cups filled with peach jam and brie, Italian bread broiled with a lemon-basil topping and of course, their signature caramel scones.
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Say, tea is terrific whether for two or twenty. Have you tried Chai Latte? It's tangy and spicy and very satisfying. Starbucks serves it and I have been buying every chai tea I can find at the supermarket and speciality stores, but I can't find the same taste or intensity of flavor.
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There is a charming new tea salon, NovelTeas in Red Bank hosting an event next month. Kim Widener is the owner of the charming tea salon and also hosts book events.
ReplyDeleteNovelTeas welcomes sisters and owners of Alice's Tea Cup on Sunday, February 6th from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM located at 78 Bridge Avenue in Red Bank, New Jersey. Sisters and owners of "Alice's Tea Cup," Haley and Lauren Fox, will be making a visit to NovelTeas to discuss their wildly successful NYC tea room and their new cook book, filled with recipes of Alice's Tea Cup staples. Admission includes a copy of the book and a special afternoon tea using recipes from the Alice's Tea Cup cookbook. REGISTER at http://novelteas.eventbrite.com/. Having tea with friends is the best remedy for winter comfort.