Classic Sandwiches for Afternoon Tea
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- These are the simple (and simply delicious!) sandwiches that I was served, on several occasions, at Kensington Palace. I hope you find something wonderful for your own Afternoon Tea. The recipe for Sugar Cookie Tartlets is on my website here: www.agardenforthehouse.com/su... Thank you for watching. I enjoy your company!
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I use a thin spread of garden vegetable cream cheese on cucumber sandwiches. Lovely. Tasty. And still dainty.
That sounds yummy!!!♥️
I have done that it's grest
Pretty tea pot
@@christinafaughnan277 I thought so too! Love stuff like that!🥰🧜♀️💝
Oh Wow! That’s what I put on mine. It is definitely delicious. I haven’t had any in a while. I think I will make some soon 😊♥️
Dear Kevin, I am so glad to see you recommend the use of boiling water when making tea. In the UK we would normally add a small amount of milk to the teacup first, then add the tea. This protects the china from staining with the tannin from the tea and makes the tea less bitter. Thank you for a wonderful video.
Oh shit Rachel 😳 I didn't know this and I'm a brit! Gonna get do that to stop staining my builders cup 😂
Thank you for the tip 🙂
A good tip thank you
Wrong ! Add the milk to the tea once poured to get your desired taste
🙏🏾✅🙏🏾✅💯🍵this American thanks you for that 🍵/information 😁
My daughter in law had a tea party for the little girls in the neighbourhood. My granddaughter was so excited!!! Girls were 4-6 yrs old. She put tablecloth on the grass with fancy flowered paper plates, plastic spoons and forks. Same flowered paper cups for tea. The little ones came at 1:00 pm. Long dresses, white gloves up past their elbows. Tierra's from the dollar store were a real hit!!!!
They all sat in a circle and my daughterinlaw poured coolish
tea from her China pot..
She provided vanilla and chocolate wafers with icing on inside and some other fancy cookies. I think I enjoyed myself as much or more than the little girls. Seeing them sitting on the grass, long dresses, tieras and little white sandals with painted toes of course.
Can't wait until next summer. They had so much fun. They all felt like princesses for an hour. Then back to the pool for the afternoon.
Back to normal.
Oh, now for a coffee and footstool, I'm tired grandma.
Oops, I forgot the tea sandwiches, a whole assortment.
So cute love the gloves!
I remember always wearing white cotton or leather gloves to church as a child in the 1960s.
What fun !
I absolutely LOVE this!
I think a TV network should pick you up for one of their cooking programs!
You are always that good in your elegant and informative presentations, worthy of that level for national TV. You also speak well, enunciate and
level of voice is just right!!
Thank you for your kind comment. I really appreciate it!
@@kevinleejacobs1364 .
Kevin love your tea sandwiches fit for the King.
he reminds me of pepin, always calm & going with the flow. i do enjoy kevins shows
@@mjkay8660 so effortless and natural
There are some aspects of British culture which I eally love and admire: Tea Time is one of them and today's videos suggestion by TH-cam is is sorely needed because relaxing is so important to health and that's why taking time out from everything to put a pause in it, defragment, Recalibrate and energize is so important because stress is the number one Contributor to Deteriorating cascading effect on on health.
Closest that the Mexican American culture got to taking an afternoon break is called a Siesta. Growing up, I heard many Ethnicities criticize us for taking an afternoon Siesta, but decades later, reputable research revealed that taking an afternoon nap REFRESHES, REVITALIZES and REBOOTS one's body and brain, allowing for more energy + vision to finish the last half of work for the day.
Your simple sandwiches are more elegant and much easier and tastier than the fussier ones! My mother always put a slightly damp tea towel over her tea sandwiches to keep them from drying out as she prepared the rest of the food. It worked very well. Enjoyed your episode!
OMG! Here in the southeastern USA, we honestly put tea towels over top of breads or sandwiches. If the sandwiches are going to sit for a good while, then my mother would put them in covered Tupperware trays & add a few slices of apples into the trays to prevent the bread from drying out. The apples can then be used to dice up into salads.
So much better than butter!
Everything looks yummy. Do you add milk to your tea? I have noticed a lot of people do.
Very good idea
Thank you. 😊 Easily explained in a very relaxed and stylish manner. Not hyper manic like Gordon Ramsay....Much appreciated 😊
As a Brit well done. Butter also adds much flavor to a sandwich. My mom always dipped the cucumber in vinegar. Shaking the excess off. Cress sandwiches are lovely. Cheese & tomato a sharp cheddar, and I loved potted salmon. We Brits like milk in our tea & a tea cozy to keep the pot hot.
I *love* the cucumber slicing tip! I do like the way the rounds look but you’re right they fall off/out and it’s hard to get a good bite. This idea is genius.
That room is stunning, the table beautifully set. If only people would return to gracious living.
Thank you.
63 here. I really don’t think about my age until I look into a mirror. Hahaha. With all that life brings, I’m grateful. This changes everything ❤
I’m so glad Kevin that finally I found someone making these classic tea sandwiches that my husband loves!! Some parts of my country still have the British Colonial influences and we particularly take our tea seriously 😊like them!!
Kevin, you have outdone even yourself. That is the most beautiful Tea Tray Display I’ve seen. Bravo, beautifully done 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
When I make tea sandwiches, I use softened cream cheese with chives which gives a very nice flavor to them. I also make thinly sliced salmon sandwiches and cheese and tomato thinly sliced of course. Tarragon works well with the chicken as well.
I was going to say Tarragon, if you are like me and feel nauseated at the mention of horseradish.
@rosemarie study,
Would that be smoked or poached salmon?
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@@OceanSwimmer Always smoked
@@lizlawley6680 I'm familiar with horseradish and beef.However I'm concerned delicate chicken might be overwhelmed.Otherwise I find this video wonderful.
@Donielle I agree about the video, and the lengthwise cucumber slice makes a lot of sense.
I once went to a summer tea on a rainy day at a local herbalist's shop. She had a barn in the back and dried her herbs from the barn rafters there. The rain on the barn roof was incredibly soothing. The rain also caused the herbs to intensely release their aromas . She served cucumber and tiger lily blossom tea sandwiches. And spearmint tea. That was over 35 years ago. It was an experience I will always treasure.
I was raised by a Russian mother in China. We steeped the tea til it was quite strong. Filled the teacup halfway witj the strong tea; then added boiling water to the dilution we wanted or used a SAMOVAR. FRom the time I was 3-4 I was served tea, tea sandwiches and petite fours! Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories. Cheerio and Huzzah!
I wonder if you've ever tried a creamy blue cheese, just a bit, creamed into the butter, for the cucumber sandwiches. Very yummy
That sounds simply incredible!
This makes me miss my dad. He would be right beside you enjoying every minute. ☺️
I'm 63 and still have never been to anything close to an afternoon tea. Well,I'm not dead, yet. Lol My Maternal Grandparents lived with us ,as I was young. Grandpop was born in Stoke on Trent, England , and came here as a preteen. He taught me how to make a proper cup of tea, and my love of tea has never wained.
This video did my heart good; I’m a displaced southern girl living in very rural North East Washington state where afternoon tea is not a thing, let alone delicious tea sandwiches. This video does my heart good and reminds me of wonderful afternoons teas spent at Chez Philip in the Peabody Hotel in my hometown of Memphis. 💛
Here in the South of USA we make tomatoes sandwiches as well. We lightly butter the bread though (rather than a stiffer application), which "leaves room" for the mayo. Homemade is always best but store bought is usually fine, just not Miracle Whip- too sweet...unless that is your intention which makes it fine. Then quarter inch slices of tomatoes, seeds removed to a respectable level, are pressed between paper towels- dish towels are even better, more absorbant- until most moisture is drawn off. Assemble: firm white bread, butter, mayo, tomatoes, similarly prepped bread to top. Trim crusts. Arrange on your grandmother's silver platter with doilies beneath ( never allow acidic foods touch silver). Oh, how snobby we can get!! Thank you for letting me recall a proper tea.😘
Hi Kevin, this is Amy. I just love you're recipes and how you explain them. I was watching a lot of Queen Elizabeth videos and fell on one for afternoon tea. You were next video which totally excited me. Thank for all you sharing and caring. I like the scaps too to nibble on or I'll chop them up and mix them with some mayo or mustard(depending on what the scaps are) and possibly a hard boiled egg or shredded chicken or beef or ham and make another spred for a mystery sandwich. I'm from 9 kids so there was never any waste🙂
Excellent Amy!
British person here, just found your channel. Really enjoyable, thank you.
I didn't see any cream. I saw lemon 🍋, which is nice and I know that there are some tea which are meant to be taken with lemon and sugar, but I always thought that because guests are always to be given options that one must always place sugar, lemon and cream, so that the guest may have their tea to their liking? That's how Mama always served her afternoon tea, and we had it every day. I always had either mint or chamomile for my tea. And Mama began taking afternoon tea, when she was a little girl, back when Victoria was still on the throne.
Haven't done a proper tea since she passed, so it was nice to watch someone make their tea for a change. Lovely. ☕🍵🍋🥛🐄✌🏽🧓🏽
Never cream with tea please. Always use milk.
Absolutely loved this! I bought my granddaughters beautiful tea sets when they were very tiny for their wedding gifts from me. All were under ten years of age. We don't generally have a tea time here in the U.S. or at least the general population but we do have teas and luncheons in lady's circles. I've always loved the idea of having a tea time everyday. When we were in Europe my favorite time of the day was tea time. I always gave my grandchildren little teas throughout the years. I want them to foster a love of tea as I have since childhood and start having afternoon tea time daily All the little sandwiches, tarts and such are so beautiful and dainty not to mention delish. I wish people in the U.S. would slow down and have a moment to just enjoy life and the simple things for a few minutes.
I stumbled on your channel and decided to watch. Everything looks so good. I especially Love the Irish butter on the sandwiches. I will definitely try this. We keep Irish butter in our refrigerator at all times and absolutely love it. Now I've got to plan a tea for us!
Thanks for your wonderful videos.
Our homeowners association recently hosted Afternoon Tea for 20 women. It was lovely with 5 different kinds of little sandwiches and 6 different sweet treats. It was lovely!
When I was a child, I spent time with my grandmother and her sisters. In the afternoon, we would always have a "tea party" around the kitchen table. Happy memories! Sometimes, it was just buttered bread with sugar sprinkled on it, but we always had tea. Love the tradition!
Dear Kevin, I am a 1/2 French 1/2 English Canadian. A little story about my grandmother. Grandmother and I would have our sandwich and tea everyday after my school. She was without a doubt a "true English Lady". She showed me how to sit, stand, walk, eat, dress, talk etc... Like a true Lady should she told me. Showing me how to set a table, serve food, prepare plates snd trays for service, present myself etc... Many times I have been told by people at meals "do you always eat and sit so well at a meal" Always makes me laugh. I miss my grandmother so very much. Thank you for the great memories of a wounderful part of my life. All the best to you.
Very easy and instructive Kevin . I agreed with your choice of Irish butter , it’s really superior ...... and better still if you can get Glenstal Irish butter . It’s a “ summer “ butter using only milk from cows grazing on fresh green Irish grass . If you taste some you’ll immediately know why it is naturally delicious .
I would so look for that butter now - although with the prices for butter nowadays, it will certainly not be a regular thing but an occasional treat 🙂😏
Kerrygold is good, too! 🧈
Over the weekend I saw ladies making butter on TH-cam, and tried it. It came out very creamy; and easy to spread, but more pricey due to heavy whipping cream costing more (@$8). They make biscuits with the buttermilk rendered. Usually we buy Irish butter and probably will continue doing so. Will have to look for Glenstal. Thank you.
Where you can find , in US? Can I found in Canada?
You are so kind to invite us to Tea! Lovely and elegant setting in your music room!❤️Love this video and the correct way to make all those delicious sandwiches! Love seeing all the accessories for the Tea! This really brightened up my day! Thank you❤️❤️
This was a joy. Yes, more please.
Ditto. x
What a pleasant man. I felt immediately drawn to hear and watch his advice.
Tea making purist here. When you make the tea, you take the pot to the kettle, not the kettle to the pot. Loved this though. Such fun.
Loved your video. The only thing I would add is that we tend to put milk in our tea over in the UK, otherwise your tea making was faultless! ❤️ And we often have a few choices of dessert including scones with cream and jam.
Yes. The Queen herself used milk in her tea, as did almost everyone else.
Yes, a small amount of milk in hot black tea is how I like it, and many other Canadians too
A delightful video Kevin. I love triangle sandwiches. My Eleven year old Granddaughter made afternoon tea on the day of our late Queens Jubilee , we had bunting outside , it was a lovely memorable day. 🥰🇬🇧
My mother was the socil coordinator for the Winnipeg Art Gallery. She up the very British scene by hiring a jewish caterer. Instead of boring cucumber sandwiches, we had four lay sandwiches wwith smoked salmon, egg salad, cream cheese, and blanched asparagus. Decadence is good!
I always enjoy watching your videos on afternoon teas. Thank you!
If you remove the crust before you put any filling on it you can use the scraps for breadcrumbs.
I noticed that too. Would be a shame to throw all that away because it has filling on it. Otherwise it looks very tasty. Might try that out in two weeks when my aunt is coming for a visit :)
This is lovely, tea sandwiches never fail to warm the soul.
Ok. Now you've gone and done it. I must have a tea party now😆🫖
That's just what I bought. English Breakfast Tea, Herbal Tea, and Constant Comment. You have some wonderful tips for someone like me. I will be hosting my first tea party soon. Thank you!
L💖ve this and love finger sandwiches! I had high tea at Westminster Abbey in London 8 years ago. It was divine! I make my cucumber sandwiches with cream cheese but it has to be softened to spread smoothly. Wonderful choices. I love egg salad and chicken salad also. Thank you Kevin. The music was a nice touch too. The Lord bless you!
I had tea in a church in Bath.
Just a gentle reminder that it's called Afternoon Tea.. an easy mix up. High Tea is a completely different meal. :)
Good Morning!!!!! What a lovely way to wake up ❤️a video of You having tea ☕️ with us!!!! How I wish your home was a bed and breakfast!! I would come all the time as I am sure a lot of people would 😊. Everything looked so lovely and beautiful... thank you for another peaceful, lovely morning with you. Your elegance and style are always very soothing and impeccable!🥂💐🥂 I wish your videos were longer ❤️
Thank you so much!
Agree with Susanlaw, you should do a TV show 👍 something new and different and easy,good work, presentation so elegant 👌
Great sandwiches to give your dog the scraps. My dogs would love that in their supper
I LOVE your Music Room!! Wish I had one, but I will sit and listen to Classical Music, which I also love when I have your Tea Sandwiches. Yes, I WOULD love to see more of your recipes. Keep them coming.
Update to previous post, husband tried your idea for the butter first and the cucumber sliced in lengths. Perfect sandwiches, he says thanks so much. Also, the tea reminds me of my Great Grandmother who would make us the treat of steeped tea as children. It’s a great memory.
Absolutely lovely! Simple elegance. My grandchildren absolutely loved the afternoon tea after school when they got home. My grandsons were always thrilled when it was their turn to pour. : ) Wonderful memories. Thank you again for a lovely afternoon tea experience. God's blessings to you.
Thank you so much for sharing your recipes and your lovely home with us! It would be a delight to share tea with you. 😊☕️🫖
Aloha Kevin,
Yes please, MORE afternoon tea and some High tea videos. Love your videos!
Thank you! 🌹 You can also try mascarpone with the cucumber. It’s delightful.
Oh. This sounds yummy.
Mascarpone with strawberry or raspberry jam.. It makes a good alternative to clotted cream, if you can't find clotted cream. Good on scones.
That sounds delicious!
@@lizlawley6680 Mascarpone with jam sounds so good! I also make a clotted cream alternative by just beating unflavored whipping cream until it has the same consistency. Very hard to tell the difference, and it often tastes fresher than the imported clotted cream in jars (though I use that too). Yay to tea!
I thought I remembered a video showing how to make "clotted cream" using whipping cream and baking it in the oven. I might be confusing it with something else. I always saw people using clotted cream on their scones, when watching TV and wondered if I could make my own and what it tasted like. I love the whole idea of afternoon teas.
My chicken sandwich filling is the roughly but fairly fine chopped cooked chicken…a dash of salt and pepper. mayonnaise and then some sliced, blanched almonds….my daughter Sara Margaret Luisa’s favorite.
Very fine sandwiches, but scones with fresh clotted cream are a must, if it is an Afternoon Tea. The tragedy is that clotted cream is usually not available, and many restaurants try to globally replace it with mascarpone, whipped cream, butter...but no. It just reminds of the fact that clotted cream is unique, congrats to the Brits.
I love your bone china. Moonlight Rose was always my favourite pattern as a teenager. But now I collect Enchantment. Lovely to see both patterns in one video! 🥰
I love tea parties. My mom and I used to have tea parties every so often. I love adding cream cheese to some finger sandwiches instead of butter. I would love to see more tea foods. Thank you for today. P.S. the butter with Raspberry jam I’d absolutely phenomenal. (seedless of course).
WOW! I'm new to your channel and absolutely loved every second of it!! Thank you so much! 💖
Yummy
I absolutely love the setting he used. So pretty
Thank you Kevin Lee. I always enjoy your cookery demonstrations, as you are a real gentleman and very relaxed. I have just watched your Sandwich making and I think your demonstrations would be ideal for teaching children how to make sandwiches. You explain it so easily as well. I think Teachers in schools should use your Utube demonstrations. If I was still doing Teacher Training, I think I would use your demonstrations, as a Lesson for the children, as you are also visually very pleasant to watch and you give good attention to the viewer in a way that we know that you care about your cooking.
I also like your anecdotes about your friend, Albert, who was Princess Margaret's Butler and how he invited you to Tea! Very amusing and interesting. I could just imagine you in 'Royal Circles'! Thank you 😊 X Mary
I used to be the cook in a rest home, and I used to mix up cream cheese, and tomatoes in the blender, it complimented the cucumber sandwiches.
FIRST TIME VIEWER AND I AM SO IMPRESSED! EVERY SANDWICH CHOICE WAS GREAT AND BLACK ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA WAS PERFECT. I WILL DO IT! THANKS!
Yes to more tea recipes! Your sandwiches look delicious!
Oh, yes!
I second that request!
Hints for Holiday (Christmas) teas would be fun, if you haven't already done. 🎄 Thank you!
I love all this it’s wonderful - I lived in France an hour away from Paris - my husband is French & we used to drive to Paris a lot, we had a friend - actually she died this year at 98, but she was a real Parisian - she lived in Paris during the occupation -we were very close and she never had children - she was very proper and sometimes we’d go to her house for goûté (tea) or l’apéritive and would always have champagne but in France you can find delicious champagne for not so expensive and you could never find it here in the US - sometimes we would go to the champagne region and buy a case or 2 from local small producers. Sometimes at her house we’re all eat oysters for dinner with a salad, or we’re go to Normandie or l’île de noirmoutier or cancale and just eat oysters by the sea with a glass of white wine - such incredible seafood that just doesn’t exist in the US - I loved eating in restaurants with her and listening to her stories of the war and the wonderful restaurants we ate in - I love French service - we also have friends that owned a Michelin star restaurant in Paris - one was the chef and his husband the sommelier, they are retired now but he travels all over the world as a sommelier - I acquired French nationality but we had to return to the us to be with my mother who had a stroke but hope someday to return to Europe I miss it so much - I love English tea as well and all the etiquette that goes with it - looking forward to seeing more of your videos
It takes DEVOTION to organize such details. Lovely recipes and great presentation.
This is the first of your videos I’ve had the pleasure of seeing. Very enjoyable and educational. Looking forward to seeing more.🌹
Kevin, thank you for this wonderful, informative video. It was so helpful! How gentlemanly you are as demonstrated by the bite you took of your tea sandwich. Most gents I know would have bitten that sandwich completely in HALF! I am looking forward to watching more of you videos. Your music room is delightful!
I get such a great energy from you. My 4-year old daughter and I love to watch your videos to relax in the evening!
I have decided to binge watch your elegant channel this afternoon . 🙏🏻💕
Fabulous video. Thank you so much. I can’t wait to invite my two granddaughters over for tea and tea sandwiches and mini desserts
Looks delicious! I do like milk in my English breakfast tea, no sugar. Sometimes if you put sandwiches in the fridge for a whoie it's easier to cut them.
Wonderful sandwiches an decoration. A few minutes ago, I made some sandwiches for my family, first time with cucumber in your style! You are an inspiration for my life! Thank you for all these videos, the chance to learn more about your culture. But last but not least: All done with happiness and love, that's medicine for my old german soul!!!
Beautiful tea set makes the treats so much more enjoyable! Thank you for your tips and tricks to making a simple tea service look just lovely.
How nice I'm going to do this for my granddaughters. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Beautiful! My Grandmother used to make me cucumber sandwiches.
Easly explained. Making relaxed and with Style. Classic British. Thank you for that Video. I love these Sandwiches.
Love that you even wear a jacket for afternoon tea.
I made some chicken salad tonight from some shredded chicken breasts I did in my slow cooker. I just winged this recipe. I put the chicken in a food processor like you did and added a little Lowrys seasoning, a little garlic and onion powder, and white pepper.. For the dressing, a little mayonnaise, a small amount of finely minced celery and scallion, a pinch of sugar, a pinch of dried tarragon leaves, and a dash of white wine vinegar. We'll see what it tastes like tomorrow. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Oh my goodness, now I'm hungry! I bet it was delicious! : - )
@@bellaluce7088 Not really, too much going on. I think it's best to just keep it simple.
@@Mr.56Goldtop Gosh, I'm shocked! Was the tarragon the step too far? That can be a tricky flavor for me. But nonetheless, it still sounds good! : - D
@@bellaluce7088 It may have been, but I only add a tiny pinch because I know it can be on the stronger side. But it's supposed to go well with chicken. So, I don't know. It was a test so only a half C of chicken.
@@Mr.56Goldtop I admire you for being willing to experiment. That's how great combinations are found!
Yes, more afternoon tea recipes. I love your videos !
LOVE IT, Now that I have a beautiful tea pot, IS TIME FOR THE TINY SANDWICHES. ❤❤❤❤
Everything looks delicious !! One hint l learned from the best chicken salad that I have ever had. You add a splash of rice vinegar. Sounds weird. But it really enhances the flavor. My brother years ago worked as a cook at a super popular restaurant. I asked him how their tuna salad sandwiches were so great. He said add a little vinegar. Blessings from California !! 🌹
Ohmygosh this looks divine! Tea party please!
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Such an elegant presentation! Thankyou for showing us the art of tea and tea sandwiches 🌸☕🥪✨💖⭐💞
Thank you for recommending bread that I can find in the regular grocery store!❤
I love that blue Royal Albert plate, the name escapes me at the moment. The sandwiches look great.
Would love to see more “sweets” for tea time!
Great idea for my brunch time birthday party.
Tea with sandwiches is filling and declines. Loved everything. YUM!
Watched this entire video with a big smile on my face. Thank you.
My British friend uses cream cheese instead of butter with cucumber sandwiches. It’s really tasty:)
I loved this! Thank you, and yes more tea recipes please :)
Absolutely. Fun and interesting. Love
What a wonderful story, and such a great memory for you to have been to tea at the palace! I’m sure that even the “leftovers” were delicious! What an experience!
Took a trip across the pond from NY to London and each afternoon enjoyed tea and sandwiches aboard ship. Time to start it at home. Thank you for the inspiration. Looking forward to future tube visits with you.
I'm so glad I found your channel!
Yes, I would love to see more tea recipes.
Thank you so much... you really DO need to be on The Food Network!
This guy needs a tv show
Kevin I loved this video, I went to London last year and could not a reservation for tea and was so disappointed. I enjoyed this video so much. Thank you for inviting us to tea in your beautiful music room. I will be making finger sandwiches and tea very soon, more afternoon tea videos please! Thank you Kevin,much ❤️ from California.
The Royal Doulton Blue Old Country Roses looks lovely, I have it in red which is more dramatic but I tend to use my Winsome set more often as it's more subtle.
That was so delightful to watch. I hope you have someone delightful to share your tea time with
Here here! Cheerio!
... O for the days of etiquette!
The joys of living - well.
The dainty days.
thank you so much. I just love the Piano, (do you play?)
the warm setting and YOU 😊
IT'S TEA TIME!!
I've been making cucumber sandwiches for lunch, lately. Since it's just me, I usually just leave the crusts on. ;-)
That’s fine because crusts are usually not removed for lunch sandwiches but are never left on for afternoon tea finger sandwiches which is what this video is about.
I love a cucumber and salad cream sandwich.
I agree you should be on a food network. I just found your channel and will add it to my daily check vlogs.
I loved these tea sandwiches.
Also loved the hacks like store bought items! So simple!
You are a winner! I will be back...
J Elsner. Do you add anything else besides butter to your cucumber sandwiches for lunch?
@@almaburns6562 Hi Alma, depending on my mood, sometimes just butter, sometimes a little mayonnaise and sometimes softened cream cheese. I also like fresh herbs, whatever is on hand that day.
You just popped up in my feed so this is my first time watching. I am delighted to have the opportunity to subscribe. I also think that shapes should be exclusive to each filing. I also like cream cheese with finely chopped walnuts and a smidge of honey and tuna salad. I have successfully used cookie cutters for interestingly shaped sandwiches although there is more waste with that method. I look forward to more sandwich and sweets receipies..
Hi Linda - Thank you so much for subscribing. More tea recipes coming!
Ooh, cream cheese with nuts and honey is a new one to me, and sounds tasty. Thank you for sharing!
You are a very elegant gentleman!
Yes❣️more please💌
This is exactly what I was looking to make😍 Thanks a lot. Sandwiches are lovely and Bon appétit!