The surprising combination of smoked trout and roasted beets produces a teatime taste treat.Smoked Trout and Roasted Beet Tea SandwichesMakes 12 tea sandwiches4 large beets, scrubbed and trimmed1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese1/4 cup chopped chives, divided3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice1 tablespoon minced shallots1 loaf thin wheat bread, crusts removed1 (8-ounce) package smoked troutGarnish: beets, chopped … Continue reading Smoked Trout and Roasted Beet Tea Sandwiches
Author: JASNA-NJ
A regional chapter of the Jane Austen Society of North America. We meet regularly to discuss Austen's works, life, and times. Come join us!
JASNA-NY announces an event
JASNA-NY announces an event: Mother/daughter team of Jane Rubino and Caitlen Rubino-Bradway have written a book titled "Lady Vernon and Her Daughter" based on Austen's "Lady Susan".The authors will be speaking on how they came to write the book, and of their love of Austen. They will also read a couple of excerpts from their … Continue reading JASNA-NY announces an event
Box Hill Picnic is on August 15th
Just a friendly reminder, our Box Hill Picnic is on August 15th at 2pm, this Saturday, in Holmdel Park. Joining us will be mystery writer Peggy Erhart as she shares with us her insights into Emma as a mystery novel.Please RSVP by August 11 to MeredithMeeting Place: The "Forest Edge" shelter is located the center … Continue reading Box Hill Picnic is on August 15th
Box Hill Picnic
Great Post by Vic on Emma: Picnicking on Box HillMarch 21, 2008 by Vic (Jane Austen's World)"They had a very fine day for Box Hill … Nothing was wanting but to be happy when they got there. Seven miles were travelled in expectation of enjoyment, and every body had a burst of admiration on first … Continue reading Box Hill Picnic
Sandy’s Chawton House Party
Sandy Lerner is the founder of the Chawton House Library, which specialized in early women's literature. A few weeks ago, she held a very special fund raising party at Chawton. Invited to the party were Elizabeth Garvie and David Rantoul, who were Elizabeth and Darcy in the 1980 Pride and Prejudice - our personal favorite.Below … Continue reading Sandy’s Chawton House Party
Discover Historic Princess Anne * Experience the Authentic Eastern Shore of Maryland*
Main Street Princess Anne Partnership writes:Your group of Jane Austen enthusiasts is invited for a personalized visit to Princess Anne to explore the private interiors and gardens of one of the Eastern Shore of Maryland's most historic and picturesque small towns. Perhaps you will consider joining us to celebrate Jane Austen's 234th birthday on December … Continue reading Discover Historic Princess Anne * Experience the Authentic Eastern Shore of Maryland*
Preparing for the AGM: Special Events
". . . there was so much to be said between the brother and sister."No doubt JASNA brothers and sisters will have much to say about the many events that the 2009 AGM has to offer. Special events, special-interest sessions, workshops, demonstrations, and diversions, such as shopping at the Regency Emporium, will keep attendees occupied … Continue reading Preparing for the AGM: Special Events
Meet "Fanny Dashwood" with JASNA-NY
JASNA-NY writes: Have you ever wondered why Fanny Dashwood is so mean? If so you will want to read Harriet Walter's story of Fanny Dashwood's life before she is introduced to us in Sense and Sensibility. Ms. Walter graciously accepted our invitation to speak to JASNA-NY members on Friday July 10, 2009 and read "her" … Continue reading Meet "Fanny Dashwood" with JASNA-NY
August Wallpaper
Looking back at Ackermann's Repository. The original Ackermann's Repository of Arts, Literature, Fashions, Manufactures, &c. was published monthly from 1809-1829 and featured a pair of fashion plates in addition to other illustrations and articles covering a variety of topics. These delicate aquatint illustrations and lovely fashions continue to delight and inspire us two hundred years … Continue reading August Wallpaper
Bookplates for the distinguished
Since the fifteenth century, distinguished artists and their patrons have given serious attention to this art form. It represents a miniature art developed to adorn books and a convenient, individualized way for the book’s owner to be identified. The bookplate, or ex libris, is a label placed on the inside of the front cover of … Continue reading Bookplates for the distinguished
