What To Have For Tea?

Rock cakes, also known as rock buns, are a very easy thing to make. So if you are short on time and you want a simple, delicious treat, you should try a rock cake. Here's the recipe: https://www. thespruceeats. com/easiest-traditional-rock-cake-recipe-435772.

This dish is a delicious grilled cheese toast on ciabatta bread with leek and mustard melted into rich goat's cheese. Here's the recipe: https://www. thespruceeats. com/welsh-leek-and-cheese-rarebit-recipe-435866.

Just because you are not eating wheat doesn't mean you can't have a rich, soft pastry to enjoy with a nice cuppa. This recipe for gluten-free Madeleines with a hint of lemon is fantastic. Here's the recipe: https://www. thespruceeats. com/gluten-free-madeleine-recipe-1451148.

If you like a bit of seafood, you will love Shrimp Skagen. It's sourdough bread topped with shrimp, horseradish, mayo, dill, and salmon roe. Here's the recipe: https://www. olivemagazine. com/recipes/fish-and-seafood/shrimp-skagen-skagenrora/.

Tea and cakes are both great, so why not the best of both worlds? Earl Grey teacakes are seasoned with Earl grey tea. Top them with butter and a little lemon curd. Bon appetit! https://www. olivemagazine. com/recipes/baking-and-desserts/earl-grey-teacakes/.

If you like spicy, delicious tea with anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties, turmeric chai tea is the perfect hot beverage for your afternoon tea. Here's the recipe: https://www. olivemagazine. com/drink/turmeric-chai-tea/.