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What is elevenses, anyway?

Lovely article from NPR about British tea traditions. I would note that it isn’t just Americans who misuse the term “high tea.” Apparently in Australia that’s what they say when they mean what the British call “afternoon tea.”

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Patrice Greenwood July 1, 2015 July 1, 2015Tea

A Fatal Twist of Lemon Updated!

I’m delighted to announce a new edition of A Fatal Twist of Lemon, including two new recipes! The novel has been updated with a number of minor corrections and improvements, but the best change is that there are now recipes in the book. This is thanks to the readers who…

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Patrice Greenwood June 18, 2015 June 25, 2015Books, News, Recipes

A reader makes Ellen’s Rose Petal Jam

Thank you to Kim Davis for posting about making Ellen’s Rose Petal Jam (featured in A Sprig of Blossomed Thorn) on her delightful blog, Cinnamon and Sugar and a Little Bit of Murder (what a great title!). She describes her experience in detail and includes not only wonderful photos, one…

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Patrice Greenwood May 6, 2015 May 6, 2015Recipes rose petal jam
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