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Tag Archives: Puritans
New Year Tradition: Tea, Cakes, Egg Nog
Most Americans associate champagne and caviar with the New Year, but other traditions pre-date that. The Puritans used to visit each other for tea and cookies on New Year’s Day. New Year’s receptions hosted by women became popular in the … Continue reading
Posted in cookbooks, Food, history, History
Tagged 18th century, Amelia Simmons, cakes, cookies, egg nog, ginger, gingerbread, Ladies Home Journal, New Year, New Year's Day, Puritans, tea
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