Tea Party recipe ideas - recipe request to Stef

[Guest guest]

Stef,

would you mind posting your whole wheat cranberry orange tea bread recipe?

 

Denise

 

, " steffdav46 " <steffdav46

wrote:

>

> 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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>

[Guest guest]

I would love to try your scone recipe. You've talked them up and now

I need to make them.

 

Thanks so much,

Jasmine

 

, " organic_homestead "

<organic_homestead wrote:

>

> Stef,

> would you mind posting your whole wheat cranberry orange tea bread

recipe?

>

> Denise

>

> , " steffdav46 " <steffdav46@>

> wrote:

> >

> > 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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> >

>