242741 Thu Apr 08 16:26:40 -0700 2004 7 19 Outer Boroughs 0 1289103 anyone recommend a source for these tasty tea accompaniments? Thu Apr 08 16:26:40 -0700 2004 0 jam 1 1289111 I've seen them at Garden of Eden stores. Thu Apr 08 18:16:31 -0700 2004 1289103 0 ee123 2 1289123 not to look a gift horse in the mouth (or be too snotty), but i'm looking for a place that's going to have them fresh. not real interested in pre-packaged store fair. Thu Apr 08 21:22:01 -0700 2004 1289111 0 jam 3 1289413 Time to get out the cookbook; crumpets are easy to make. If you've made yeasted dough, you can do it. I have an English tried and true recipe; let me know if you want. You can freeze the dough and griddle later. There's nothing better in NYC than fresh from the kitch... Thu Apr 15 23:41:54 -0700 2004 1289123 0 sixozptty 1 1289112 myers of keswick on Hudson st some supermarkets maybe they serve them at Tea and Sympathy Thu Apr 08 18:37:31 -0700 2004 1289103 0 mjr_inthegardens 1 1289118 If you absolutely can't find them in the city, Wolferman's, the muffin company in Kansas City, makes a pretty good version. Link: http://www.wolfermans.com Thu Apr 08 19:25:15 -0700 2004 1289103 0 Chorus Girl 1 1289165 There is a place in Ft Greene called Tommy's Blue corner. Its a sort of English tea shop/cafe. Its accross from Ft. Greene Park on Dekalb & Washington. Their crumpets may be packaged, but they're pretty good. my husband is a Brit, and I'm always looking for ethnic food resources for him. Fri Apr 09 15:16:48 -0700 2004 1289103 0 Suzanne 1 1289199 Just in case you want to give packaged crumpets a try - my local Key Food in Park Slope (7th Ave + Carroll) always seems to have them in stock in the Bread aisle. I've bought them a few times - and they're pretty comparable to the ones you can buy from any supermarket back in the UK. Taste great with some butter and a smear of marmite :) Sun Apr 11 00:38:19 -0700 2004 1289103 0 Jason