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tea parties?
- Thread starter Eddi
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InChrist
Free4ever
I love tea parties. You may be able to find a teapot at a thrift store.Who here likes having tea parties?
I'm hosting one tomorrow
I have a cake
It's going to be awesome
I don't have a tea pot though
Although I suppose I could see if I could borrow one from my neighbours...
I do!
I haven't had one in years. I hope you have fun!
What kind of cake?
I haven't had one in years. I hope you have fun!
What kind of cake?
No, but I love high tea.
Quite a big one for just two people!
It's got a load of icing on top, and is decorated with flat sugar stars
It appears to be made using two pieces of cake with a layer of jam between them
That sounds delicious.
When I slice it up I'll photograph it and post some pics on RF
Unless I forget to do so!
Who here likes having tea parties?
I'm hosting one tomorrow
I have a cake
It's going to be awesome
I don't have a tea pot though
Although I suppose I could see if I could borrow one from my neighbours...
I don't think I've ever had or attended a tea party, although I have been to Boston a few times. And I wasn't part of the "Tea Party" when that was a thing.
I do like coffee parties, though.
Coffee parties are more hardcore than tea parties!I don't think I've ever had or attended a tea party, although I have been to Boston a few times. And I wasn't part of the "Tea Party" when that was a thing.
I do like coffee parties, though.
Your tea party has no teapot......Isn't that the most important part of a tea party....the tea, I mean.....do you have access to water, or is that not in your party plans..?....
Gotta have a pot for that mate. Ain’t the same with tea bags.Who here likes having tea parties?
I'm hosting one tomorrow
I have a cake
It's going to be awesome
I don't have a tea pot though
Although I suppose I could see if I could borrow one from my neighbours...
Oh, hold on......you are calling it a tea party to impress someone you invited to attend......cool
Who here likes having tea parties?
I'm hosting one tomorrow
I have a cake
It's going to be awesome
I don't have a tea pot though
Although I suppose I could see if I could borrow one from my neighbours...
I have a reputation for making good coffee so most mornings are impromptu coffee parties when one or few neighbours turn up around mid morning.
Tea parties are rarer but do happen. I'll bake a sponge cake in the morning then invite a couple of neighbours for tea and cake in the afternoon. French tea is pretty euk, but I've found a couple of suppliers of good loose leaf British teas.
Have a good time.
That's a nice thing to do!
What's your favourite brand?
I don't use loose leafs, only bags!
My favourite tea is Yorkshire Tea
Taylors of Harrogate, i guess that's as Yorkshire as you can get. ;-)
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Strangely enough we've just had an afternoon tea which was a late present for my wife. I collected it from a local cafe - sandwiches, rolls, scones and cakes. All vegan. They even provided tea bags!
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Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
It is not too late to make a traditional English trifle:
www.saltycanary.com
“First, there’s a layer of lady fingers, then a layer of jam, then custard, which I made from scratch, then raspberries, more ladyfingers, then beef sautéed with peas and onions, more custard, and then bananas, and then I just put some whipped cream on top!”
Rachel's Traditional English Trifle Recipe
If you're hosting a Friends-themed Friendsgiving dinner then it's an absolute must that you make Rachel's Traditional English Trifle for dessert! I mean, "Jam? Good! Custard? Good! Meat? GOOD!"
www.saltycanary.com
“First, there’s a layer of lady fingers, then a layer of jam, then custard, which I made from scratch, then raspberries, more ladyfingers, then beef sautéed with peas and onions, more custard, and then bananas, and then I just put some whipped cream on top!”
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Blech!It is not too late to make a traditional English trifle:
Rachel's Traditional English Trifle Recipe
If you're hosting a Friends-themed Friendsgiving dinner then it's an absolute must that you make Rachel's Traditional English Trifle for dessert! I mean, "Jam? Good! Custard? Good! Meat? GOOD!"
“First, there’s a layer of lady fingers, then a layer of jam, then custard, which I made from scratch, then raspberries, more ladyfingers, then beef sautéed with peas and onions, more custard, and then bananas, and then I just put some whipped cream on top!”