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This Irish Tea Cake is utter perfection. It’s light and fluffy and not overly sweet; like biting into a cloud! It’s amazing for breakfast, lunch, dessert and of course...tea time. If that wasn't enough, it’s gluten free, egg free, nut free and can easily be dairy free (vegan)!
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There is nothing more inviting than a freshly baked Eccles Cake, warm from the oven, the pastry beautifully flaky and the spiced plump fruit just short of bursting through its buttery trappings.
What is poetry tea time and why is it all the rage with homeschool families? I'm sharing why we joined in on the tradition & giving tips to help you start.
Crafting the perfect cup of Moroccan tea is a special process. You cannot rush. You cannot cut corners. And no, a microwave is not involved. Pay close attention to these steps, and you'll do just fine.
Cookies are meant for afternoon tea with friends. And if you’re going to go to the trouble of making your own delicious creations, you might as well be as cute as these tea bag cookies. I’ve been oggling these cookies on Pinterest for some time now, and the holidays are the perfect time to bust these beauties out. Unless you want to get really fancy by adding various tea flavors to the cookies, these things are relatively easy to make.
Treat yourself and friends to an easy Scottish Afternoon Tea with rustically simple foods with hearty abundance. Perfect for splendid autumn days or cold winter afternoons.
I have just discovered MELTING MOMENTS cookies and adore them!! These little lovelies are similar to shortbread and just melt in yo...
Invite guests to enjoy these teatime favourites from the Highlands of Scotland, where the word scone rhymes with gone, and shortbread is considered the crown jewel of Scottish baking.
Biscuits au citron "Lemon Crinkles" craquelés, moelleux et fondants à l'intérieur et croustillants à l'extérieur, un goûter parfait et acidulé à souhait. Recette américaine très facile et rapide à réaliser et qui plait à coup sûr. Cousin de la Ghribia ou ghriba avec un goût plus raffiné .
Need inspiration for hosting poetry teatime with your homeschool group? I've got a year of homeschool co-op poetry teatime themes waiting for you here!
This delicious vegan Bakewell tart is an eggless and dairy-free spin on a British classic. With a buttery shortcrust pastry, raspberry jam, and delicate frangipane topped with flaked almonds. The perfect accompaniment to your afternoon tea or coffee.
This recipe to make msemen, or typical Moroccan pancakes, is simple. It's a perfect snack to serve with Moroccan tea or to enjoy for breakfast.
Apple cinnamon tea with step by step pictures. Healthy apple tea made with ginger, cinnamonm, apples, honey which taste delicious. This apple tea is good weightloss.
Fit for any occasion The Best Gluten-Free Fruit Cake is packed with juicy sultanas, raisins, glacé cherries and mixed peel. A light sponge with a slight citrus edge that is humble enough for a simple tea time or can be easily decorated to suit a more gathering.
Give your body’s natural defenses a boost with this delicious and natural elderberry tea recipe!
Christmas Tea Recipe Everyone knows that Southern food just can’t be matched…and drinks are no exception. I had this Christmas tea a few years ago, at our small-town bank during a Holiday party, and I was willing to do anything for the recipe. It’s that good. Turns out, it’s from a hometown cookbook that’s just […]
I was in the mood for a tea cake one day & wanted to make something with a bit of Scottish flair, so I hit the Internet to search for...
Clotted cream is a very British, thick cream made from the best Devon cows that is traditionally served on English scones for afternoon tea.
Cinnamon tea is sure to win you over. We’re sharing 16 of our favorite homemade cinnamon tea recipes that will help to reduce inflammation.
Remember Lara's little kitchen in the country town in Dr. Zhivago? I believe that this is how that kitchen must have smelled --spiced tea brewing in the warmth while the cold winds rage outside. Recipe from Whole Foods.
This is a recipe for easy homemade faux clotted cream to serve on top of scones! This recipe mimics traditional clotted cream and is very thick, creamy, slightly sweet, and tangy!
These are the forerunner of modern baked cheesecakes, and this recipe originates from one of the first documented versions of this recipe. Curd cheese was very popular as an ingredient for desserts many hundreds of years ago, and these delightful little tarts have a Royal lineage; the story is that whilst Henry VIII was strolling in the gardens of Hampton Court Palace, he came across a group of ladies in waiting (to his queen, Catherine of Aragon), one of whom was Anne Boleyn - whom subsequently became his second wife; they offered him some of these tarts and he enjoyed them so much, that he named them after the Maids of Honour. I always make these for afternoon tea - they are delightfully light and fragranced with delicate orange flower water or rose water. Use any dried fruits that you have available - I find a mixture of seedless raisins and chopped candied peel works very well.