Inspiring! I am so eager to have a tea party. Keep sharing, so I can learn more… thank you.

I love your new look blog.

These little tea sandwiches are so cute. Just the right thing for afternoon tea. They remind me of bygone days when my Grandmother used to take tea and bring her best Royal Doulton china out with these little creations, both sweet and savoury.

Classic blue cheese, pear & walnut are a favorite of mine. How can you miss with blue cheese involved!

Wow! A brand new look! Congrats! These bite-sized sandwiches are simply elegant.

I thought it was law that cucumber sandwiches where supposed to be little triangles… If you were in England someone would call the police… don’t worry though, I’ll hide the evidence…

I love these little sandwiches, the problem is Iwould eat too many of them because they are so small and cute. I love my cucumber and blue cheese not together obviously, my Italian “amore” doesn’t get the whole cucumber thing especially when I’m dunking it into a jar of mayo - not very gourmet I know!! Blue cheese sauce with pasta is delicious!

Love the bake shop look, worth the wait, of course. Tea sandwiches bring back some lovely memories of a visit to England as a child. Your renditions bring them all back in a flash. Grazie.

Thank you for these recipes! I am planning a Victorian tea soon. Lovely blog, very elegant.

Proprio bello questo nuovo layout!!! Mi piace molto, dai colori scelti a tutte le feature… naturalmente le tue ricette sono sempre ottime, questo era sott’inteso.
Ciao.

I like the blue cheese, walnut and pear sandwiches! I make a sandwhich melt with brie, walnuts and pears, I love it.

Yay!! I’m so happy that the tea party will continue into June.

I love cucumber sandwiches (didn’t know they had to be in triangle shapes - thought circles would be de rigeur) and I really like the sound of blue cheese, pear and walnut sandwiches too! My absolute favourite tea sandwiches are watercress sandwiches….

-Elizabeth

P.S. What a nice new look on the blog. I particularly like the small photos running along the top of the page under the “roof”.

Oh…chive butter sounds so refreshing! I have some fresh scallops from the farmer’s market and I’m going to melt it over those. And I LOVE your redesign! So clean and elegant–well done and congrats!

What beautiful little sandwiches, Ivonne! And kudos on your redesigning; the site looks wonderful and inviting.

I adore tea sandwiches and tea in general. Call me sacriligious, and maybe it’s from growing up with a mother who added butter to every sandwich in my lunch (ew) - I prefer to do with cream cheese what you have done to the butter. Herbed cream cheese and cucumber, maybe some smoked salmon in there - this might be my favorite meal.

And this will be the third cookbook I add to my Amazon.com wishlist because of your blog!!

Beutiful and inspiring! I can’t wait to try it. I love you new look too.

Pear Tea Sandwiches…also to switch it up a bit…if you use raisin and cinnamon bread….it is the best!!!
Nice blog!
Cheers

These sandwiches look great! I want to have people over for tea now…:) And, the flavored butters? I Iove making various butters. The last kind I made with from a mixture of fresh herbs…parsley, basil, and thyme. Yum…

Lovely sandwiches! The chives are ready to be harvested from my herb garden, so I’m all set to try this!

Oh, those little sandwiches are after my heart. They’re so cute and I love that combination. Where did I put my tea set?

How delightfully elegant! What a lovely choice and so beautifully presented

I love the new look! And it’s so nice to have you back I love afternoon tea…scones, clotted cream, little pastries, and of course, the tea sandwiches! These two sound delicious!

I love blue cheese, nuts, and pears in any combination. Try frying the pears in a bit of butter to soften them, then toss with salad leaves, blue cheese, toasted nuts and a dash of balsamic vinegar. Absolute heaven! The new blog is lovely, best of luck.

They are just the cutest little sandwiches! I’m so glad I bought this book, will give that chive butter a go

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This is a keeper~it is beautiful….and the butter…oh my!

What beautiful tea sandwiches! I am sure they would be a show-stopper.

Love your blog…am truly addicted. Congrats on the overhaul!

Iam the author of teaparty! i really enjoyed reading your blog and thankyou for the compliments! i have a great passion for the ceremony of tea and bringing people together. The sandwiches are a snap to make as are many of the tea infused recipes throughout the book… i prefer to be with my guests sipping tea in place of laboring in the kitchen. i hope you find TEAPARTY a feast for the eyes as well. there are invites, menus, music, party favors an decor ideas too! thank you, tracy stern