Jane Pettigrew Boeken

Exploring the profound impact of tea on British and American culture, this work chronicles nearly four centuries of its influence on commerce and community. Renowned tea historians Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson, both seasoned writers in the field, share insights from their extensive experience and research. They highlight the current tea renaissance and emphasize tea's significant role in shaping Western civilization, showcasing its enduring legacy as a beloved beverage.

This book offers a fresh perspective on tea classification for enthusiasts, featuring over 90 teas globally, including black, green, yellow, and white varieties. Each tea includes details on its character and brewing tips, making it a valuable resource for tea lovers.

Delve into a collection of delightful recipes that celebrate the art of baking. This cookery book offers a variety of scrumptious cakes and bakes, perfect for both novice and experienced bakers. Each recipe is crafted to inspire creativity in the kitchen, ensuring that every treat is both enjoyable to make and delicious to eat. Whether you're preparing for a special occasion or simply indulging in a sweet moment, this book is a go-to guide for all your baking needs.

Some people are adamant that the perfect cup of tea is Earl Grey sipped from a bone china cup. Others say it should be Darjeeling, carefully brewed in an elegant porcelain pot, while many others still favor the traditional cup served with milk and two sugars.You can sip it hot, or drink it ice cold with a sprig of mint, or brew an Indian-style chai with cardamoms and cinnamon; but however tea is prepared, the universal experience is that it provides refreshment, gentle stimulation, and good times.Some of the many tea topics in this volume include: -- A concise history of tea and its basic preparation -- A journey around the tea estates and small holdings of the tropics -- Traditions of tea ceremonies from around the world -- Recipes using tea, plus herbal and tea infusionsWhether your answer to all life's vicissitudes is to put the kettle on, or if you are simply inclined now and then to take afternoon tea, this is the book for you.

Die Geschichte des Tees reicht bis ins 3. Jahrtausend v. Chr. zurück. Das ursprünglich nur als Arzneimittel verwendete Aufgußgestränk wurde in Europa aber erst im 17 Jahrhundert zur Handelsware und damit zum weitverbreiteten Genußmittel. Dieses Handbuch skizziert die wichtigsten Stationen seiner Geschichte und liefert wertvolle Informationen über Anbau, Herstellung und Zubereitung. Den zweiten Teil des Buches bildet ein nach Anbaugebieten gegliedertes Tee-Verzeichnis, das sämtliche handelsüblichen Sorten ausführlich und kenntnisreich beschreibt, ergänzt um Hinweise, wie der jeweilige Tee aufzubrühen ist, damit sich Aroma und Geschmack optimal entfalten können. Schließlich erfahren Sie, welcher Tee zu welchen Gelegenheiten und Speisen serviert werden sollte.

Was zu einer gemütlichen englischen Teestunde alles dazugehört, das erläutert Jane Pettigrew, Geschäftsführerin des "Bramah Tea Coffee Museum" in London. Neben einem Überblick über die wichtigsten Teesorten und deren Zubereitung bietet sie einen umfangreichen Rezeptteil, der mit Crumpets und Muffins, Sandwiches, Scones mit Marmelade oder Clotted Cream bekannt macht.