A couple weeks ago I hosted a cozy afternoon tea with an autumnal flair. It was so much fun and there was talk of making it seasonal affair, which I think is a wonderful idea! I’m going to be sharing the recipes I made throughout the next month or so, but for now I’m going to let the photos do the talking.
I’ll be adding links to the recipes as I post them…
Creamy Onion Spread for Finger Sandwiches: I caramelized a huge onion in butter and added garlic, rosemary, thyme, salt, and pepper. I let the onion cool, and then mixed it with reduced-fat cream cheese and a splash of milk to thin it out.
Spiced Balsamic Concord Jam for Peanut Butter + Jelly Finger Sandwiches
Dark Chocolate-Coated Cranberry Cake Bites
Gingersnap + White Chocolate Truffles
I had to leave you on a sweet note…Happy Autumn!
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A lovely Tea Party…wish I had been there.
Lovely just lovely! You’re’ the second blogger I follow today that posted about having a tea…and I’m starting to want to host one myself.
What a cozy afternoon that is warm and inviting. You make finger sandwiches look good surrounded by all those sweet treats and the soup is just right.
What a great hosting idea, I would definitely go back every year, everything looks so goo.
what a nice idea for a gathering, and such a lovely spread. Honestly, Faith, your styling and photography just keeps getting better!
Gosh I wish there were these lovely afternoon teas around my area here in Australia :) Seems like I’ll have to enjoy from over here, I can’t wait for the recipes :)!!
Wow! this all looks wonderful. Those little sandwiches however have my heart :)
What a wonderful tea party. I had a tea party wedding shower a few years ago and absolutely loved it. I’m excited to see more of the recipes!
Teas are such fun and any tea you gave would be divine! Looking forward to the recipes.
Wish I could use this for a coffee I’m giving Wednesday, but a coffee calls for an entirely different menu.
(And you don’t need to tell me I shouldn’t be hosting this when I’m moving. I know!)
Oh my GOOD.ness… can I hire you for my next gathering?! (Do you travel to Ontario? – LOL). Everything sounds positively mouth-wateringly delicious. That’s quite the impressive spread for an afternoon tea – fabulous!
You’re making me drool just looking at the spread you prepared and the lineup of recipes to come – can’t wait to see them!
What a beautiful and tasty spread Faith – I wish I could have been a guest!
Beautiful photos! Everything looks really really yummy too :)
Oh how beautiful! I’ve never been to a party where the food looked so lovely and tasty!
What a fun and festive idea! Looking forward to the recipes :).
Just beautiful! I want those scones.
What a fun idea.
Mimi
How wonderful! I wish I could attend one of your afternoon teas…
Cheers,
Rosa