Oct 07 2008

Sleeping Beauty Week: Have a Princess Tea Party and make tea sandwiches

Published by Anne-Marie at 5:03 am under Activities, Movies, Recipes

With the release of Sleeping Beauty on DVD, why not plan a Princess Tea Party?

SB_TeaParty_proof

Of course, there’s Disney Princess Fairytale party supplies available at your favorite discount or grocery store. But what about making tea sandwiches? Not only would they be yummy to eat, they’d be fun to make, too.

Here’s some recipes from Come to Tea: Fun Tea Party Themes, Recipes, Crafts, Games, Etiquette and More – a great tea party resource guide for parents and kids.

Simple Cucumber Sandwiches
Makes 4 small sandwiches

Ingredients:

  1. come to tea Cucumber
  2. 1 oz. whipped butter or whipped cream cheese warmed to room temperature (easier to spread)
  3. 2 pieces of thin-sliced white bread (Pepperidge Farms makes thinly sliced bread just for sandwiches – check your local grocery store.)

Directions:

  1. Use a vegetable peeler to peel a cucumber. Ask a parent to thinly slice the cucumber into rounds.
  2. Light spread the butter or cream cheese on two slices of thin-sliced white bread. Arrange cucumber slices on one slices of bread. Then top with the second piece.
  3. Ask a parent to help you cut off the crusts.
  4. Cut the sandwiches into quarters or use a cookie cutter to make shaped sandwiches.

Variation: Checkerboard Sandwiches

Make two sandwiches, one with white bread and one with wheat bread. Cut the crusts off and then cut each into four squares. Rearrange on a plate, alternating white and wheat squares.


Like what you see? Subscribe to My Readable Feast for updates!




3 responses so far

3 Responses to “Sleeping Beauty Week: Have a Princess Tea Party and make tea sandwiches”

  1. Lorieon 07 Oct 2008 at 7:22 am

    I love cucumber sandwiches. We are having a Princess Tea Party for my daughters birthday in a few weeks and there will be lots of little sandwiches!

  2. Kathleneon 07 Oct 2008 at 9:39 am

    Aww I love this idea! Tea parties are so much fun (for both kids and adults.)

    I love all the old fairy tales and this is such a great way to celebrate them. I read about a site the other day on Where Families Connect that has archived hundreds of old fairy tales that you can access and read for free!

    It is definitely worth checking out if your a fairy tale fan: http://wherefamiliesconnect.com/2008/10/03/hundreds-of-free-fairy-tales/

    Thanks,
    Kathlene

  3. Saraon 07 Oct 2008 at 7:55 pm

    Great idea for a tea party. Thanks for the cucumber sandwich idea

    I found you through the Twitter Mom’s Blogging Mom’s group. :)

Trackback URI | Comments RSS

Leave a Reply

  • Clicky Web Analytics