An afternoon tea party is pure elegance, but no need to wait for a special occasion to enjoy those tasty nibbles — in fact, it's surprisingly easy to set out a whole spread of tea sandwiches. They'll ...

There’s no need to spend a lot of money on tea bread or other more expensive types of bread. Buy several loaves of very inexpensive, thin white or wheat bread. For several of these recipes, you will ...

Do tea sandwiches really only belong to towering trays that may or may not include English scones with jam and cream, slices of at least two kinds of cake (sponge, and fruit), and cups of steaming-hot ...

Afternoon tea is a beloved tradition, served in many luxury hotels around the world. Once used as a posh afternoon break ...

The key to these sandwiches is serving them ice cold from the fridge, so store them there until just ready to serve. And while squishy sandwich bread works best here because it stays moist under ...

A glint of late afternoon light streaks the arm of a chamomile-colored couch. The harp plays a gentle tune. A three-tiered silver tray holds dainty sandwiches, tiny pastries. A soft laugh, the sound ...

Regardless of the occasion, no one ever is disappointed to see a platter of tea sandwiches at a party. The mini crustless sandwiches are easy to grab, adorably sized, and most likely filled with ...

Looking for a creative appetizer to serve at your next midday summer party? These watermelon tea sandwiches — which include ...

Editor's note: With the release of the new "Downton Abbey: A New Era" film this week, we thought it would be fun to bring back a story and recipes from the Dispatch archive. The content was written by ...

We gave the classic cucumber tea sandwich a kicky upgrade courtesy of a bright, bold cilantro chutney. The puckery green sauce gets a hit of acid from lemon juice, and aromatic, vegetal flavor from ...