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English Cuisine
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Maid of Honour Tart
As Noted In: 1001 Foods You Must Taste Before You Die, Quintessence Editions
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England
United Kingdom
Richmond, London
Greater London
The Original Maids of Honour
Richmond, London
Timeline
Y/M/D
Person
Association
Description
Place
Locale
Event
1535/00/00
Henry VIII of England
Life
Legend has it, that King Henry VIII finds Anne Boleyn and her Maids of Honour enjoying tarts from a silver dish. After eating one himself, the King confiscates the recipe and has it secured in an iron box at Richmond Palace.
Richmond Palace Gate House
Richmond, London
1725/00/00
The first Original Maids of Honour shop is built near the corner of Hill Street for John Billet. Here a young lad named Robert Newens will serve an apprenticeship. The fine Regency shop front has been removed.
Old Maids Of Honour Tea Shop
Richmond, London
1800/00/00
Baking and selling Maids of Honour in Richmond, Robert Newens opens his own shop, first in King Street and later at No 3 George Street.
1850/00/00
Robert Newens's, son Alfred Nashbar Newens, opens a brand new tea shop on the Kew Road.
The Original Maids of Honour
Richmond, London
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Bakery Goods
Product Kind
Food
Era
Tudor England
Food Category
Victual
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