This year, Braughing celebrates 25 years of Sunday teas by sharing some of the best kept recipes for cakes and other goodies. There are family favourites that have been carefully prepared by villagers for what has become a Sunday tradition during the summer season every year from April to October. Now you can share these secrets in a beautifully printed and illustrated 52 page recipe book published by Braughing Friends of St Mary’s.

To get your own copy of this collection of favourite recipes, why not come along to Sunday Tea, held each Sunday in the Church Hall in Braughing from 2.45pm to 5pm from now till October.

If you can’t join us to buy in person we are delighted to post you a copy for just £6 including postage and packing (for overseas please contact email for a quote).

Please send your order with a cheque made payable to 'Friends of St Mary’s' to: Paul Currie at The Gables, Green End, Braughing, Hertfordshire SG11 2PG

Profits raised from the sale will be re-invested in the preservation of the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church in Braughing, which is located at the heart of this historic picturesque village. Thank you for helping us maintain the beautiful and historic parish church of St Mary’s Church, Braughing.

The parish of Braughing with its population of 1150 in 463 households (2001 Census) includes the hamlets of Bozen Green, Braughing Friars, Upp Hall, Dassels, Hamels Park and Hay Street and lies in the narrow valley of the river Quin, which rises in Barkway and flows south into the river Rib, a short distance to the southwest of Braughing village.