Join Michael Harney at
The International Culinary Center
for a Tea Tasting Class on February 18th
Visit the International Culinary Center for more info.
The Harney & Sons Guide to Tea transforms tea drinkers into tea experts. Written by Michael Harney, The Harney & Sons Guide to Tea is an illuminating resource for tea drinkers interested in developing and refining their palate as well as their understanding of the complex agricultural, historical, and cultural significance of tea.
In Celtic Teas With Friends, learn about these contributions to the tea table along with thirteen unique and colorful party plans.
From a lively St. Patrick's Day tea to a Welsh Hiareth Housewarming tea to a Burns Night High Tea, readers will discover many delights in this charming guide steeped in Celtic traditions. Celtic Teas With Friends is beautifully illustrated with helpful advice to inspire you to celebrate all year long.
John Harney’s popular book about cooking with tea, Eat Tea, has been re-issued with the name Tea Cuisine. Tea Cuisine lets you travel from the tea pot to the soup pot. Enticing recipes describe in delicious detail how your favorite tea, as well as teas you haven’t yet tried, can add a whole new dimension to every category and genre of food.
Drawing from a rich southern family heritage of food and drink, Carol Sims takes you on an adventure of unexpected surprises and tastes. Steeped in love and wisdom over many years and many meals, you learn the secrets of simple, yet delicious dishes. All of these recipes have passed the 'taste test' of her three discerning sons over the years or are the favorite dish of a Sims family relative or friend.
Designed to work from the moment you wake up and to keep you feeling 'up' all day, Vitality is packed with useful tips and simple rituals that you can build into your life day to day.
From its rich burgundy cover, through its handsomely illustrated pages, ...The Poetry of Tea presents the wit and wisdom of a simpler, more gracious time and is as essential at teatime as quality tea, good company and fine conversation. It is the perfect gift for yourself or a good and thoughtful friend. We invite you to sit down, with your cup in hand and enter the world of Earlene Grey.
Who hasn't heard of reading tea leaves? This is perhaps the oldest book in English on how to read tea leaves, rediscovered a few years ago by John Harney. Written "by a highland seer" some eighty years ago, it transmits a tradition that goes back several centuries.
Grandparents, parents and children will find this book a valuable resource for learning about good manners, good tea, and good tea time recipes. When Harry and Kate learn they are going to a tea party with their grandparents, they are very excited. A brief etiquette session with Ms. Johnson gives them the skills they need to enjoy an afternoon tea with friends of all ages. A guest tea blender makes an appearance at the tea party where he shares a bit of tea history (that’s our John Harney!)
