I'd love to have a tea party!
It's so beautiful out right now. Perfect time for a tea party with the dau and friends. Got any good recipes for tea fare?
Thanks, ~ C |
I will join you for a "nice" cup of tea. My DMIL always called it "nice" and it was poured into a china cup. Plus there was always a tin of butter cookies to enjoy.
Do you have the pretty teapots? I heat the water in the microwave so really no help at all. Enjoy your party! |
When I've gone to tea, there were tiny sandwiches with no crusts on the bread, scones with clotted cream, and jam. There may have been some small cookies also. Sorry, I have no recipes. There were also a few different teas. Tea is such a fun thing to do!
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Yes! My latest obsession is Goat cheese & peppered jam. You can use a croissant and make a sandwich or just crackers, but spead the goat cheese, top with some crushed walnuts and any flavor of peppered jam. I currently have a peach jam which has a bit of orange peel and red pepper flakes, but I have seen a raspberry jalapeno too...Delicious :-)
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Does anyone have any nice tea recipes, especially for green tea?
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Originally Posted by JuneBillie
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Does anyone have any nice tea recipes, especially for green tea?
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Dark bread (preferred round loaf) with cheese spread. Top with a few sliced green pimento olives. That brings back memories.
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Cucumber sandwiches, Boston brown bread (comes in a can) with cream cheese pineapple spread in between. Look up tea party, recipes on Google. You should find some. No crusts on sandwiches. Everything is small and not oversized.
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The current edition of Food Network Magazine has a whole section of tiny sandwiches that are perfect for tea!
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You should join the DAR. They are very big on teas (or at least they were when I was active with them). Mostly the food consisted of finger sandwiches made with ham or chicken salad, small cookies and occasionally other desserts. I enjoyed them thoroughly. Don't forget your hat and white gloves!
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