Click here for photos of a rather damp day. But afternoon tea made it all better.
WARNING - do not read this if you just got up and there is nothing in the house but toast.
We booked tea for 2:30. Mrs. White's Afternoon Tea is named for a kitchen maid that worked for many years at the castle.
I can't think of a better place to be when it is lashing rain outside.
I do not like tomato chutney but this was delicious!
Beth hosts Weekend Cooking where you can post anything food related.
Ahhhhhhhhh, now I wish, wish, wish I could go to high tea. No place here serves tea. I guess I could make my own. :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely! Ireland is very high on my list of places I want to visit and this tea looks like a delightful way to spend the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteAn afternoon tea really is a full meal!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tea - and the word "tea" is certainly an understatement. I have to go to Honolulu for the closest equivalent.
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ReplyDeleteamazing. I love high tea and always try to find a place for it wherever I am. Any suggestions on where to go before Christmas-I am not looking for a beach vacation. thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to find good places to travel at that time of year. I'm not a beach person either. Love Arizona. I think a Christmas Market river cruise could be fun if you don't mind the cold. Mexico is always a favourite of mine but I know it doesn't appeal to everyone. Send me an email if you want to talk more.
DeleteI love afternoon tea. I took my mother-in-law to tea at the Plaza in NYC and we had such a lovely time.
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