Goat cheese tea sandwiches

Goat Cheese and Fig Jam Sandwiches: The classic flavors of goat and fig are jazzed up with fresh herbs and pecans, and put between two slices of whole grain bread for a perfect sandwich combo.

Tea time has always been a special activity in our house. Spending our honeymoon in England, the hubby and I adored afternoon tea in thatched cottages and along the rugged coast. My parent's helped us celebrate our first anniversary at a tea house in Palm Beach. The girls had tea times with their Grammy. We even loved having tea time during the winter months and while watching the Royal Wedding of many years ago. With Mother's Day just around the corner, I thought I would share a savory tea…

I found myself enveloped in a world of doilies, vintage tea pots, and ruffled, rose-colored curtains for a couple hours on Sunday

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Goat Cheese & Fig Sandwiches on Raisin Bread features creamy goat cheese and sweet homemade fig preserves on toasted raisin bread.

Fresh mandarin oranges, toasted cashews, and classic chicken salad create a scrumptious tea sandwich.

Mini Cucumber Sandwiches with Dill Cream Cheese, a great cold appetizer for English High Tea Parties, refreshing appetizer or healthy lunch.

The tea sandwich is a quintessential finger food for luncheons and parties. Try these charming and delicious recipes for your next gathering.

The easiest, party-perfect gouda canapes. Just French bread, mayo with a little garlic and smoked gouda. They have such great flavor. Oh-so-good!

The genteel ladies’ tea, at which guests wore hats and white gloves and nibbled tiny sandwiches, was very much a part of home entertaining during the thirties. Borrowed from the British, it was a trend that flickered and then died out, but has now come back in homes and hotels across the country. These modern tea sandwiches are more savory than sweet, and would go well with a glass of Sherry if you’re in need of something a little stronger than Earl Grey.