Gail Greco's Tea-Time at the Inn - A Country Inn Cookbook contains more than 200 recipes. Plus, it takes you on a journey through tea-time at over 40 of leading inns and B&Bs in the United States. Tea lovers will enjoy the photos the inns' tea service and photos of the foods. 

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Format: Hardcover and dust jacket, 212 pages 

Copyright: 1991 

Publisher: Rutledge Hill Press 

Author: Gail Greco 

Description: Tea Time, that wonderful Old World afternoon luxury, can take you on a magical journey. The simple ceremony that surrounds this most poetic of all beverages is best found gracing the candlelit parlors, the Colonial keeping rooms, the sprawling Victorian porches, the wood-paneled libraries, the Federal dining rooms, the fragrant gardens, and the rustic brick courtyards of American bed & breakfasts and country inns. 

Tea-Time at the Inn is more than a cookbook, although with over 200 recipes it is certainly that. It is an invitation to enjoy the experience of tea-time at more than forty of America's finest country inns and bed & breakfasts. From a luscious cream tea at Rose Manor (Manheim, Pennsylvania) and a hearty classical high tea at the Village Inn (Lenox, Massachusetts), to a proper white linen tea at Red Castle Inn (Nevada City, California), a Civil War tea at the Doubleday Inn (on the Gettysburg battlefield), or a book lover's tea at the Inn at Cedar Crossing (Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin), Tea-Time at the Inn is filled with elegance, creativity, and charm. 

The book includes a description of the unique tea held at each inn, the innkeeper's favorite recipes for tea foods, and pictures of the inn and tea service as well as mouth-watering photographs of the foods. Tea-Time at the Inn also contains tips, advice, and stimulating ideas to help the reader recreate the teas described. Tea-time is a fun and easy way to entertain, and this book will certainly spawn many exciting ideas for parties at home. 

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Condition: Bookboards, interior pages and dust jacket are in very nice condition. Top corner of front cover's interior flap has been clipped. 

ISBN 9781558531208