Featured Teatime Treat

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Hey tea fans, here's your chance to debut your cooking/baking skills! Send us your pictures of any of the foods you have made from our cookbooks...send a little bio about yourself, why you like to cook/ bake or why you enjoy tea time. We will feature your works in the upcoming year!

Here's one from one of our followers, Terry Trunnell - Indianola Resident, she purchased both cookbooks this past November and didn't waste any time trying out some recipes! Here's one she has made several times and has received rave reviews from family and friends! She says that when her family hears that she's baked the bread - they beg her to share it with them! (and she does!)

Christmas Banana Bread featured in our Vol. 1 Cookbook.




Great Job Terry! Thanks for sharing...it looks delicious!!

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