Rhubarb season has started, and while it’s available, you don’t want to miss the opportunity to make – and of course eat — this delicious pie. When I made it, the pie disappeared within two days and there were only two of us eating it! Such a tasty combination.
Check out the beautiful poster created by Jenna Yee. Let your mind and taste buds step back in time. Did you have a special luncheon item that you ordered over and over? Jenny Dennis might be making it again! We hope you will join us for the upcoming nostalgic tea room experience event in Glendale … [Read more…]
On Monday, February 6th, I had the pleasure of speaking to ladies at The Kenwood by Senior Star who remembered the downtown tearooms well. Passing around old menus brought on nods of recognition and laughter as we all discussed how the prices have changed. Imagine getting a lunch of beef short ribs, mashed potatoes, and … [Read more…]
“Lost City” is the featured cover story in the February 2017 issue of Cincinnati Magazine. “Nostalgia can be a powerful drug,” Jay Stowe wrote in his Letter From The Editor. I totally agree. I discovered that when I interviewed the hundreds of people during the research phase of my book and spent four years immersed … [Read more…]
On Saturday, January 28th, I presented my second program for The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County – this time in the Popular Library Lounge of the main branch downtown. A very nice group of people gathered to hear me speak about Lost Tea Rooms of Downtown Cincinnati. I discussed what was involved with … [Read more…]
According to an article in the January 23, 2017 People magazine, Oprah loves soup so much that she has a bowl for lunch almost every day and one of her favorites is Mulligatawny soup. No doubt the recipe in her book is good, but my guess is that the Pogue’s and Lazarus versions in Lost … [Read more…]
What better way is there to warm up on a cold winter day than with a delicious, nourishing bowl of a soup? To honor this month’s celebration, I’ve been making the soups that are in my book. Whether served as an appetizer or as the main dish, the classic homemade recipes are always a good … [Read more…]
I’ve received two pieces of good news in the past few days. A friend from high school recently contacted me to say that she had gone to the Joseph-Beth Booksellers website to check on the store hours and was very excited for me when she saw that Lost Tea Rooms of Downtown Cincinnati was #5 … [Read more…]
On December 20th, I headed downtown to the CET building, located on Central Parkway across from the back of Music Hall, home to the WVXU 91.7 FM radio station. Jim Stump made me feel very comfortable as he interviewed me about the process of writing and the contents of Lost Tea Rooms of Downtown Cincinnati. … [Read more…]
Friday, December 2nd, I was invited to speak to the residents of the Deupree Craftsman Cottage, along with their family members who could attend. The invitation that they sent out was adorable, and a couple of copies were purchased for community use. I spent Saturday the 3rd at the Blue Ash Holiday Craft Show. My … [Read more…]