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Tea Time: Tradition, Presentation, And Recipes
An enchanting history of tea drinking customs, offering wonderful recipes and classic serving suggestions for special teas.
- GenresCookbooksNonfiction
120 pages, Hardcover
First published November 30, 1992
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M. Dalton King
11 books4 followersHello there!
My name is M. Dalton King and by way of introduction let me just say I'm a Brooklyn born New Yorker who has been publishing books, off and on, since the 90's.
The first book I published was a tea book called SpecialTeas... that was then followed by a much smaller, miniature book titled Tea Time. That little book graced the counters of gift shops just about everywhere for nearly a decade. Along the way, I wrote two other cookbooks and then, two books with doll themes. The first was a 'how to' on making miniature doll shoes and the second was on the art of miniature millinery. Both books were collaborations with Timothy J. Alberts and Pat Henry. And, let me just add that several of these books such as SpecialTeas, Tea Time and the 'how to' books, can still be found here at Amazon.
And now, a new venture, the Hippo book..."What If...All The Hippos Got Loose And Came To Live With Us?" It's my first effort at publishing a children's book, and if all goes well, it will be the first in the 'What if' series. Check it out and see if a child you love, or even an adult, would like to have this book.
Mary King
My name is M. Dalton King and by way of introduction let me just say I'm a Brooklyn born New Yorker who has been publishing books, off and on, since the 90's.
The first book I published was a tea book called SpecialTeas... that was then followed by a much smaller, miniature book titled Tea Time. That little book graced the counters of gift shops just about everywhere for nearly a decade. Along the way, I wrote two other cookbooks and then, two books with doll themes. The first was a 'how to' on making miniature doll shoes and the second was on the art of miniature millinery. Both books were collaborations with Timothy J. Alberts and Pat Henry. And, let me just add that several of these books such as SpecialTeas, Tea Time and the 'how to' books, can still be found here at Amazon.
And now, a new venture, the Hippo book..."What If...All The Hippos Got Loose And Came To Live With Us?" It's my first effort at publishing a children's book, and if all goes well, it will be the first in the 'What if' series. Check it out and see if a child you love, or even an adult, would like to have this book.
Mary King
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October 16, 2022
Nice tiny book with a little tea history, and a handful of recipes. I haven't tried any of the recipes yet, but I'm excited to try them.
May 25, 2024
What a fun, informative, enjoyable read! A surprise gift from my aunt, I really enjoyed it.
November 19, 2015
Lovely little book…but it IS tiny! I'm keeping it in a box with other small things I don't want to lose.
November 16, 2017
Perfect gem of tea time habits reminiscent of Georgette Heyer's descriptions. Contains lovely recipes for dainty sandwiches and cakes.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews