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  • A Love Affair with Matcha

    February 15, 2024 /

    If there is one drink that would define Japanese culture, it would be matcha tea. Matcha is finely ground green…

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    Candace
  • Japan: Taste the Culture

    February 8, 2024 /

    I’m excited to start off this year’s international series with the country of Japan! Because it is also New Years…

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    Candace
  • Feast of History: A Truly Proper Victorian Tea

    March 31, 2022 /

    If there is one time period in history most connected to tea, I would have to say it is the…

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    Candace
  • Herbs, Roots and Flowers

    March 24, 2022 /

    The word “tea” is used for just about any beverage that is made from plants and is not coffee! 🙂…

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    Candace
  • The History of Afternoon Tea

    March 17, 2022 /

    Tea truly does have a fascinating history! From traveling on the spice caravans in fermented rounds, to being dumped in…

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    Candace
  • Green, Black and White

    March 10, 2022 /

    Tea comes from the plant whose Latin name is Camellia sinensis. To be fair, the only true “tea” must come…

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    Candace
  • The Comforts of Tea

    March 3, 2022 /

    Tea has always been a wonderful part of my life. My parents were tea drinkers instead of coffee early on…

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    Candace
  • Introducing the History Teas!

    July 29, 2021 /

    I felt like finishing this month of side dishes from my grandmother’s recipe box off with a surprise! I am…

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    Candace

Hi, I’m Candace! I’m the authoress around here and culinary history is my passion! I love books (especially historic cookbooks), experimenting with recipes and researching food and its history. This is my journal of sorts of the amazing facts I find in my research! Read more…

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