Tea Party recipe ideas Hi Stef recipes

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Hi Stef,

Please with a cherry on top, share your recipes. This is all so new

and exciting to me. Being a new vegetarian, cooking, recipes and all

that. No one in the family is a vegetarian but they are supportive of

me and when I make recipes from the files they enjoy everything I

have given them to try. That's a start for a Latin family of all

meat-eaters and lard users.

TIA,

Kenia

 

 

, " steffdav46 "

<steffdav46 wrote:

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> Seems like you have been given some wonderful ideas! If you do

not

> find a scone recipe that you want to use, I do have a tried and

true

> currant scone recipe that has always gone over well with the

British

> members of my family. I think that one of the ingredients that

always

> seems to be a hit in them is the nutmeg in the recipe. Anyways, if

> you need it just let me know. I gave an afternoon tea last

springtime

> as a baby shower and it was a smashing success. I served various

> scones, sandwiches, and tea breads. As someone else also mentioned,

I

> served a hummus dip and that was also a hit. The thing that I like

> about tea breads is that they can be made in advance and can be

> easily altered for special diets. I had a couple of elderly ladies

in

> attendance that were diabetic and they especially liked the fact

that

> they could safely induldge in the whole wheat cranberry orange tea

> bread. I also sent everyone home with a gift bag containing a mini

> loaf of one of the tea breads, a few scones, a a couple of bags of

> nice tea so that they could have their own personal little tea at

> home. I REALLY loved giving this shower, can you tell? I hope that

> yours goes beautifully.

> Stef

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