Afternoon Tea | Traditional British Recipes

💗 Afternoon Tea | Traditional British Recipes
#afternoontea #britishfood #teatime

INGREDIENTS :

Banana bread :
Ripe bananas - 3
Eggs - 2
Brown sugar - 1/2 cup
Caster sugar - 1/2cup
Vanilla sugar or extract - 1 tsp
Plain flour - 2cups
Salt - 1/4 tsp
Melted butter - 100g
Oil - 50ml
Sour cream or yogurt - 3tbsp
Baking powder - 2tsp
Cinnamon - 1tsp
Walnuts & almonds

Victoria sandwich:
Butter - 225g
Caster sugar - 225g
Vanilla sugar or extract - 1 tsp
Eggs - 4
Plain flour - 225g
Baking powder - 2tsp

Cheese cake dessert :
Cream cheese - 200g
Caster sugar - 50g
Vanilla sugar or extract - 1 tsp
Eggs - 1
Cornstarch - 1tbsp
Milk - 50ml

Scones :
Plain flour - 500g
Caster sugar - 80g
Vanilla sugar or extract - 1 tsp
Baking powder - 4tsp
Butter - 50g
Milk - 200ml
Eggs - 2

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[karenlehn]

I wish I had a close friend that would appreciate, the elegance of a proper tea party! Most of my friends, don’t garden or bake! Thank you for giving us a glimpse of elegance, with such lovely recipes.

[chuck-jymz]

Imagine being invited to this! so much care and thought. thank you!

[kevinbyrne]

I'm jealous of anyone who's lucky enough to have afternoon tea with you.

[ARoo-tru]

Large size Victoria sandwich cakes, scones, and other items presented for British tea. A new interpretation of traditional tea, the food looks delicious.

[MA-skfg]

Very elegant table setting in that beautiful garden !!

[kem]

when cutting tea sandwiches, freeze the bread for 15-30 min or until firm enough to cut without squishing.

[terri]

In the summer, when I was a little girl, I would spend a week or two with my grandmother. Every day, we would have afternoon tea, with all the fanciness- including her fine China. Loved thlose special times with her! Carried on the same tradition with my oldest 3 grandchildren.

[tanjaliljeqvist]

For my 50th birthday I invited my family 18 people to an afternoon party:
I made 4 types of sandwiches included homemade coronation chicken.
Scones with home made clotted cream, and another type of roll/bun.
Mini muffins, battenberg, a carrot cake
7 different types of cookies.
We also had champagne but most drank coffee or chocolate milk but not tea although I just bought 2 big bags and also got 2 bags as a present. Had to give it away.
Everyone's favourite was the coronation chicken. I found an almost original recipe online.
I hade 3 etageres (not sure of the English word - but the serving towers) made for the occasion. That was one expensive birthday. Did the baking myself.

[unboxingminitoys-mg]

Wow i get some ideas to you love to watched new friend

[unabiondi]

This is really fine! Immediately subscribed!

[SallySturman]

I love a traditional English afternoon tea and yours looks superb.

[bonnielucas]

Wow those nice Victoria sandwiches. Like little strawberry shortcakes

[patriciaclavijo]

So beautiful and delicate! Loving those recipes, thank you so much for sharing. All the scene is delightfull from the kitchen to the table presentation, it's amazing.

[wildflowerwind]

I love the pink crocheted table runner.

[ritikas]

I feel that those banana bread and the smoked salmon sandwiches are great party time :)

[leenam.]

As an American (U.S.) who lived in the U.K. during the 1970s, I would say the practice of warming the teapot (rinsing it with hot water) comes from the fact the British homes were cold. When I lived there very few homes had central heating. There was a heater in the fireplace and one feed the meter with shillings! I saved them in a jar next to my bed.

[olesyadeshenko]

Everything in perfect and so tasteful!

[leylakogan]

Fascinating ! The baking paper especially.

[juniperjames]

All of these British foods look amazing! Your table setting is absolutely lovely. Everything looks so delicious and inviting. You have a great eye for presentation!

[maryusa]

Just found your videos and love that I can see your recipes on the notes section, thank you for doing that. Tea Time is very special to me. I appreciate your ideas.
During a very stressful time, I had "Royal Tea Time" every day at @4:00 pm. I bought a pretty cup and saucer and dessert plates and some paper lace, specialty teas, and desserts and added a sandwich in small slices. I had an hour of elegance filled peace while traveling through beautiful places via UTube. Eventually this reduced my anxiety. You don' have to pop drugs every time your stress levels rise. You can distract yourself with moments of beauty and tea time. 🙂