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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Christmas Tea Time

A simple tea time for Christmas, dear.
A sip of tea and nibble with a sweet and savory.

The tea I drink for Christmas was found on Amazon,
The Noel,  Compagnie Coloniale - Paris
A black tea with almond and cherries.
It is almost gone now, but it was like Christmas in a teacup.
To add to the tea time was little wreath shaped sandwiches,
one of my favorites.
Just cut the bread with two different size round cookie
cutters to make a wreath.  Spread with a mixture of cream cheese
and finely chopped green pepper. (note: most often I don't like
green pepper in food, but this I do) Spread on bread wreaths,
place under the oven broiler until the edges are toasty and
the mixture is a bit soft. Then decorate with a sprig of mint
and two or three pomegranate seeds. Delicious!
Then for the sweet in the bowl I just cut small bits of
a fruit cake I had on hand.

No more was needed for a Christmas afternoon tea time,
but a friend or two sitting nearby,
candles burning, and soft music playing.

Hoping you find quiet times to share a Christmas cup of tea.

Linking to Bernideen at: http://blog.bernideens.com/


10 comments:

  1. Dear Marilyn: What lovely photos and your sandwiches are so pretty and I am sure delicious! So glad you shared - I am printing out your sandwich recipe for sure and will try it!

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  2. Marilyn, I too am going to print out your sandwich wreath; lovely idea! Thank you for sharing and have a Very Merry Christmas!

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  3. PS~ I forgot to mention that your Christmas tea with almonds and cherries sounds fabulous! I would love to find a tea like that here!

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  4. Your wreath sandwiches match the tea cup! They look Yummy! The fruit cake adds a little something too. What a wonderful Christmas tea time, Marilyn.

    ~Sheri

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  5. Those little teatime sandwiches are so cute, Marilyn! I love the idea, and the tea sounds fabulous, too. I have Christmas carols playing right now, and a cup of tea, but I need your treats!

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  6. Hi Marylin!Love your pics,but especially what you wrote in this post and in the last post,so truly and beautiful...Made me smile!I am happy because I am sure that I will have quiet and peaceful moments at Christmas drinking iced tea because here the weather is too hot!Merry Christmas!

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  7. What a fabulous looking tea, Marilyn! I even have a wreath cookie cutter that would work. Now I need to get a little time to do this. Sounds like a great recipe!

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  8. Your sandwiches look so delicious. I must make them.

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  9. I was just thinking I need to slow my pace and sit with a cup of Christmas tea!
    ~Adrienne~

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  10. What a festive tea time! The sandwich wreath is adorable. I'm also intrigued by the almond and cherries tea. Merry CHristmas, Marilyn!

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