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Teany Book

Stories, Food, Romance, Cartoons and, of Course, Tea

By Moby, Kelly Tisdale

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| Paperback | 9780142005057

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Book Description

From the ninety-three teas on offer to the tempeh turkey club, Teany's mix of delicious vegetarian and vegan cuisine with a mellow atmosphere has made it a hit with the Lower East Side denizens who make it a habit to attend Teany's casual afternoon tea (cucumber sandwiches anyone?). Since opening inContinue

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Funny, "tasty", full of tempting recipies for teas, natural beauty products and also uncommon suggestions to prepare snacks and sandwiches to drink tea with. Pleasant to read, this "teany" book tells also in brief the story of tea houses in NYC (which actually I knew nothing about). I enjoyed the r ... (continue)

Funny, "tasty", full of tempting recipies for teas, natural beauty products and also uncommon suggestions to prepare snacks and sandwiches to drink tea with. Pleasant to read, this "teany" book tells also in brief the story of tea houses in NYC (which actually I knew nothing about). I enjoyed the reading and appreciated Moby's project and ideas, besides the fact that I share his being vegetarian, well vegan, and the philosophy that goes with it. I'd only have chosen different playlists, save for a couple of artist ;-)!

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DevilKitty said on Nov 5, 2009 | Add your feedback

You could be neither vegetarian nor vegan, while the authors are that way, and will enjoy this book as a tasteful gift. Moby and Kelly Tisdale are smart, funny and write about their tea house in New York, showing us a lot of pictures of food, teas and customers. They give us recipes for gorgeous foo ... (continue)

You could be neither vegetarian nor vegan, while the authors are that way, and will enjoy this book as a tasteful gift. Moby and Kelly Tisdale are smart, funny and write about their tea house in New York, showing us a lot of pictures of food, teas and customers. They give us recipes for gorgeous food, good looking drinks, while talking about music to be listened to, while Moby's presence as an artist only regards his funny comics.
I'll go on eating meat even if I really appreciate this book, with all its useful hints for the use of healing herbs or their way to show history of eastern east side in New York in a funny way.
With all its pictures this book allows you to smell and taste what is showed inside and makes you crazy for having a tea. Immediately.

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etnagigante said on Oct 10, 2009 | Add your feedback