An Afternoon Tea isn't complete without savory bites. Along with tea sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, preserves and tea cakes, a well-rounded Afternoon Tea serves a smidgen of savory bites as well.

How to serve an easy Afternoon Tea: from hosting to serving, decor ideas, best tea to serve, tea courses and even Afternoon Tea etiquette.

For bite sized treats and finger sandwiches you must try, check out this list and find the perfect tea party food ideas that you will love.

Here you will find all of my tips on how to host an afternoon tea party. From the recipes for tea sandwiches, scones, cakes, and pastries to what tea to serve, when to serve it, and a timeline this is your go-to for how to throw a tea party!

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Easy Make Ahead Afternoon Tea Sandwiches plus pro tips, recipes, presentation ideas and more. Everything you need to know for your next afternoon tea.

What order should you eat afternoon tea? Here is a closer look at a traditional afternoon tea menu and the properly way to enjoy it.

These Lemon Tartlets have a shortcrust pastry case filled with fresh and zingy homemade lemon curd! They're beautiful to look at, full of flavour and ideal for occasions like Mother's Day, Easter or homemade afternoon tea. With just 6 ingredients, they're easy to make, and can be shaped into pretty flowers for an extra cute touch!

50 Mother's Day Afternoon Tea Party Food Ideas — From classic sandwiches and savory options to delectable scone recipes, with recipes for tasty creams, curds, jams, and sweet treats.

Host a tea party fit for a queen with these Tea for Two Tea-rrific Tea Party Ideas. Inspirational afternoon tea ideas including finger sandwiches, floral centerpieces and vintage books for display.

Mary Berry’s red pepper, cheese and chive tartlets taste as good as they look. They're a great addition to any afternoon tea gathering or buffet party. Equipment: you will need two 12-hole bun tins and an 8cm/3¼in round cutter.

For bite sized treats and finger sandwiches you must try, check out this list and find the perfect tea party food ideas that you will love.

Looking to plan the ultimate English afternoon tea? The classic high tea always comes with scones and jam. This recipe will teach you how to top your trusty scone with strawberry jam. Delicious!

There’s no need for madness at your next tea party, when you’ve got these easy-as afternoon tea recipes by your side. Whether you’re in the mood for some hardcore baking or need to whip up something quick, you’re sure to find an easy recipe that’s right up your alley.

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Afternoon tea ideas and inspiration for mini cake loaves to create for your afternoon tea at home.

An Afternoon Tea isn't complete without savory bites. Along with tea sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, preserves and tea cakes, a well-rounded Afternoon Tea serves a smidgen of savory bites as well.

Bring back tea parties! We've found the most charming tea party ideas to inspire you and your friends to bring them back this year.

Easy club tea sandwiches for parties, with cheese, ham salami and more!

Want a civilised party? Well why not have an old fashioned 'Afternoon Tea Party'? The History of Afternoon Tea Everything may not stop for tea at four o'clock any more, but afternoon tea has a strong heritage, not to be forgotten Tea, that most quintessential of English drinks, is a relative latecomer to British shores. Although the custom of drinking tea dates back to the third millennium BC in China, it was not until the mid 17century that tea first appeared in England. Afternoon or 'High' tea was introduced in England by Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, in the year 1840. The Duchess would become hungry around four o'clock in the afternoon. The evening meal in her household was served fashionably late at eight o'clock, thus leaving a long period of time between lunch and dinner. The Duchess asked that a tray of tea, bread and butter (some time earlier, the Earl of Sandwich had had the idea of putting a filling between two slices of bread) and cake be brought to her room during the late afternoon. This became a habit of hers and she began inviting friends to join her. This pause for tea became a fashionable social event. During the 1880's upper-class and society women would change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea which was usually served in the drawing room between four and five o'clock. Traditional afternoon tea consists of a selection of dainty sandwiches (including of course thinly sliced cucumber sandwiches), scones served with clotted cream and preserves.Cakes and pastries are also served. An 'Afternoon High Tea Party' at my house all made by my own fair hands (except the Cup Cakes) Tea Etiquette In order for one not to spill the hot liquid onto oneself, the proper way to hold the vessel of a cup with no handle is to place one’s thumb at the six o'clock position and one’s index and middle fingers at the twelve o'clock position, while gently raising one’s pinkie up for balance. Tea cups with a handle are held by placing one’s fingers to the front and back of the handle with one’s pinkie up again allows balance. Pinkie up does mean straight up in the air, but slightly tilted. It is not an affectation, but a graceful way to avoid spills. Never loop your fingers through the handle, nor grasp the vessel bowl with the palm of your hand. Do not stir your tea, with your tea spoon, in sweeping circular motions. Place your tea spoon at the six o'clock position and softly fold the liquid towards the twelve o'clock position two or three times. Never leave your tea spoon in your tea cup. When not in use, place your tea spoon on the right side of the tea saucer. Never wave or hold your tea cup in the air. When not in use, place the tea cup back in the tea saucer. If you are at a buffet tea hold the tea saucer in your lap with your left hand and hold the tea cup in your right hand. When not in use, place the tea cup back in the tea saucer and hold in your lap. The only time a saucer is raised together with the teacup is when one is at a standing reception. Milk is served with tea, not cream. Cream is too heavy and masks the taste of the tea. Although some pour their milk in the cup first, it is probably better to pour the milk in the tea after it is in the cup in order to get the correct amount. When serving lemon with tea, lemon slices are preferable, not wedges. Either provide a small fork or lemon fork for your guests, or have the tea server can neatly place a slice in the tea cup after the tea has been poured. Be sure never to add lemon with milk since the lemon's citric acid will cause the proteins in the milk to curdle.  I always have a wide selection of tea available in the house www.macmillan.org.uk http://www.myfairvintage.co.uk/

Afternoon Tea and sweets simply go together. Come and see these delicious afternoon tea sweets recipes for your next tea.

Pack your basket with a combination of durable and delicate dishware for a whimsical afternoon picnic tea that can be enjoyed in the sunshine or the shade.

Planning to have afternoon tea in London, but not sure where to start? I have you covered! Learn the most important tips for afternoon tea.

Want to hold a traditional tea party but not sure what to do? Click here to find the food, decor and (of course) tea that you'll need to make it a success.

We stumbled upon this beautiful, sweet treat on Pinterest and needed to know more! If you aren't familiar with a pavlova, it is a meringue based dessert that is very popular in Australia and New Zealand. It is crispy on the outside and soft and airy on the inside. Most often topped with fresh berries and whipped cream, we've also found some delicious variations of the pavlova dessert that look and sound incredible! They almost look to pretty to eat and would make a perfect wedding dessert!

This collection of easy Tea Sandwich Recipes includes plenty of ideas that are perfect for parties, picnics or quick snacks!

No afternoon tea party is complete without a delicious selection of cake. Beautiful mini cakes are perfect for adorning the top tier of your afternoon tea cake stand. These perfect little miniature afternoon tea cakes are not only mini mouthfuls of sweet heaven but are also beautiful artistic creati

It is a teatime and it is a wonderful occasion for you to steal these classy tea party ideas for your next gathering.

Want to plan the perfect high tea at home? From food to decor & from entertainment to high tea favors, we've got you covered but a simple but to-the-point guide

Afternoon tea ideas and inspiration for mini cake loaves to create for your afternoon tea at home.

Homemade Clotted Cream (aka Devonshire or Cornish Cream) is a luxurious spreadable cream and a must for afternoon tea and scones, but no need to buy those pricey little imported bottles, because now you can make it right in your own kitchen!

Digital download (6 JPGs) - 8.5''x11'', 11''x14'', 16''x20'', 18''x24'', 24''x36'', A2 (international size) This listing includes 6 high resolution JPG files with 300 dpi resolution. This listing is for a whimsical art print of tea and sandwiches together with the names of the sandwiches. As a fan of "Downton Abbey", "Alice in Wonderland" and Victorian children's literature, I have a fascination of the British afternoon tea and it holds a certain magic for me. It is a part of a set of three high tea-inspired art prints, well-suited for a nursery or kitchen wall or as a gift for someone who loves historical period dramas. I also have it available as a giclee print in the shop, but in order to include larger sizes as well, I decided to add the printable option as well! About this listing: The Zip files include: 1. .jpg sized for international printing sizes (A5,A4,A3,A2 size prints) 2. .jpg sized at a 4:5 ratio (4”x5”, 8”x10”, 16”x20”, 40x50cm size prints) 3. .jpg sized at a 3:4 ratio (6”x8”, 9”x12”, 12”x16”, 18”x24”, 30x40xm size prints) 4. .jpg sized at a 2:3 ratio (4”x6”, 8”x12”, 16”x24”, 20”x30”, 24”x36”, 60x90cm size prints) 5. .jpg sized for 11"x14" paper 6. .jpg sized for 8.5"x11" paper You can print it at home for an instant print or take the file to your favorite print shop/photo shop or upload to an online printer. No physical product will be shipped! Colors you see on your screen may differ slightly from the final printed poster. Frame is not included. You may not sell, recreate or re-sell this image without permission. Here's how 'Instant Download' works: 1. Purchase the listing 2. Payment will be confirmed (usually within a few minutes) 3. Etsy will email you with a link to let you know that your order is ready to download 4. Download the files into your computer. Save. Print and frame! ** PLEASE NOTE This is an instant digital download. No physical product is shipped or mailed to you. Instant downloads are available immediately after payment processing. If you have additional questions about how instant downloads work, please visit this link ~ https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any problems with your download! ___________________________________________ Back to the store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bonaramisart