TEA SANDWICHES

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Categories     Tea     No-Cook

Yield 12-15 people

Number Of Ingredients 2

Making Sandwiches Ahead of Time:
If you need to make tea sandwiches in advance and need to keep them from drying out, cover them loosely with a sheet of wax paper and then place a damp kitchen towel over the wax paper (never place a damp towel directly on top of the bread because the sandwiches will become soggy). Refrigerate. When ready to serve, remove from refrigerator. Uncover sandwiches just before serving.

Steps:

  • Bread slices should be lightly buttered not matter what the filling. Use unsalted butter at room temperature before spreading. Sandwiches will not become limp and soggy as readily if you spread the butter to the edge of the bread.

Marites Domingo
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These tea sandwiches were a hit at my afternoon tea party! The guests raved about how dainty and delicious they were.


Naledi Nleya
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I was a bit disappointed with the result. The sandwiches were pretty bland. I had to add extra salt and pepper to give them some flavor.


Kimberly Dodds
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I had a lovely experience making these tea sandwiches. They were a bit time-consuming, but well worth the effort. The flavors were delicate but incredibly satisfying.


song YouTube
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My family devoured these sandwiches! They're the perfect finger food for parties or picnics.


fuzzy buzzyman
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I was skeptical about the cream cheese and cucumber combo, but it was a delightful surprise. So refreshing and light.


Toby Payne
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I've always found tea sandwiches to be finicky, but this recipe was a breeze! Turned out elegant and scrumptious.