Hello Violet,
We don't have Earl Grey cookies, but we do have a very popular cupcake recipe, click on the link to get the recipe: Peach Tea Cupcakes. Let us know how you like them, and thanks for visiting our web site. Here at Paula's we encourage y'all to keep on trying out dishes!

By Jocelyn Morera on May 14, 2013

My Grandmother made Tea Cakes and she always used a little bacon drippings. They were so good! I sure miss her.

By Jeff on May 14, 2013

Anyone have a recipe for Earl Grey cookies? I host a weekly teatime for people experiencing homelessness and would love to bake some of these lovely cookies for my fabulous guests!

By Violet on May 13, 2013

U KNOW PAULA DEEN WHERE DID YOUR MOM,MOMS,MOM,MOMMA LEARN HOW 2COOK THIS SOUTHERN FOOD.I MEAN EVERYTHING PAULA COOKS HAVE 2DO R IS PART OF BLACK CULTURE. SEE EVERYTHING WE COOK HAVE A REASON N STORY. ONE MAIN REASON THIS WAS ONE OF ONLY A FEW DURING SLAVERY N SEGREGATION TIME N AMERICA BACK THEN THAT BLACK FOLKS WAS HAPPY ON THE INSIDE OF THERE LIVING SOULS. ALL BEING SAID HATE STILL EXIST VERY STRONGLY N AMERICA WITH BLACK AMERICANS 2DAY N A DIFFERENT WAY BUT STILL VERY STRONG N WHEN WE SPEAK OUT ABOUT THIS ALL OF A SUDDEN WE'RE TRYING 2START TROUBLE. DON'T R DO WE HAVE EVERY RIGHT 2SPEAK UP N SAY PLEASE STOP N ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. SORRY PAULA UR LIVING A LIE N THEY HAVE U LIVING THIS LIE N AT THE SAME TIME JUST LAUGHING 2 THE BANK WITH BLACK FOLK GREASE N UR HANDS O SORRY BLACK FOLKS LORD THE WHITE STUFF CALLED HOT GREASEEE FRIED FOODS

By Anonymous on May 06, 2013

SORRY NOT MY GRANDMA BACK SOUTH TEACAKES I NEVER SEEN THEM MADE LIKE THIS NOT SAYING THAT THEY DON'T TASTE GOOD NEED 2B SOFTER N BIGGER.THIS LOOKS LIKE A COOKIE

By Anonymous on May 06, 2013

Thank you SO much. I have been looking for this recipe. My Mother-In-Law use to make them she said during the depression. I just loved them but did not have the recipe. Thank you!

By TK Styles on April 06, 2013

your tea cakes are great thanks for shareing with us love watching your show love watching bobbys to

By aline price on December 12, 2012

Mine just came out looking and tasting like puffy sugar cookies, but they were great puffy sugar cookies!

By Randy on May 24, 2012

I remember making these with my grandma when i was a little girl. Thank you Mrs. Paula I just Love your show and your recipes!!!!!!!

By Ginarae69 on March 24, 2012

I have tried your Southern Tea Cakes and they brought back memories of when is was a child. The kind that my grandmother would make. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.

By P. Harris on March 16, 2012

i've been looking for a good tea cake recipe for years and yours is awesome. my family absolutely loves them. the kids are constantly asking for 'tea cookies'. thank so much.

By jeri nicole on January 08, 2012

Hi,, I love to watch you on tv. I use to bake but now about the only time I bake is around the holidays. But my mother use to make us butter rolls I know some of the things that go in it . If you could help me thanks so muck

By rita Hollowell on December 30, 2011

THANK YOU FOR THE TEA CAKE RECIPE GOD BLESS YOU AND FAMILY

By trevon houston on December 19, 2011

I have raised a family of six and now retired. Even though I am a pretty good cook and done a lot of it,,I always learn something new while watching your show. Keep up the good work!!!

By Shirley Garland on December 07, 2011

Paula please help I have lost mg recipe 4 a sock it to me cake can u please email the recipe thanks 4 chrisrmas I told my children all I want is paula deen cookbooks they just laugh & shook their headsh

By katherine sledge on December 05, 2011

Everything sounds great

By Anonymous on November 09, 2011

how do you make a cake be moist¬ dry?

By cindy carlen on November 08, 2011

I just want to tell you I love watching you

By anh caldwell on September 15, 2011

Dear Mrs. Paula I am originally from Louisiana (born and bread) and growing up I remember my auntie Beatrice's tea cakes. We moved to California when I was 15 years old and I am now 50 years old. My auntie passed away not leaving the recipe for her tea cakes and i have been looking for this recipe for years. I though that i might find it on your web sight and now that I have I'm hoping it is the one she used to make. I'll let you know how it went as soon as I cook up a batch and test them out on my other 12 brothers and sisers. P.S. Love your show. It takes me back home. Mrs. Lonnie

By lonnie graham on September 06, 2011

Hi Carmen, Here we have a brand called Ritz. But really, any sweet cracker you can find in your local grocery store should work just fine.

By Jonathan Able on August 17, 2011