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I don’t like to throw out the leftover cut pieces of bread, so what I usually do is cut them into small pieces and toast them to add to salads as makeshift croutons. With the cookie cutter, I was able to get two circles out of each slice of bread.Cut out lettuce circles using the cookie cutter.Cut the tomato slices no bigger than 1/4″ and lay them out on paper towels to blot. The cookie cutter will be the one used to cut the bread and lettuce into circles. The round cookie cutter should fit a tomato inside snugly. The size of the cocktail tomatoes will dictate how big your tea sandwich will be. Slice tomatoes and blot using paper towels. Figure out which sized round cookie cutter will fit the cocktail tomatoes.Cut bacon slices into four pieces and cook until crispy then drain on paper towels.

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But if you only have regular mayo, that works too.įor full ingredients and instructions, scroll down to see the recipe. It’s Japanese mayo! It’s creamy, smooth, tangy, and I think it’s WAY better than regular mayo. What makes my BLT special is not just the size, but the mayonnaise I use.

I like using butter lettuce for this recipe since it’s softer and easier to work with, but you can easily swap it out for iceberg lettuce. Don’t get any other type of tomato since it’ll be harder to work with since it’ll either be too big or too small. The key to this tea sandwich is the size of the cocktail tomatoes. Pepperidge Farm’s Very Thin White Bread are great to making tea sandwiches, especially for double-stacked ones since it doesn’t get too bread-heavy.Īny kind of bacon you like can be used but the thinner it is, the easier it’ll be to eat and bite into. Learn more about afternoon tea: 21 Afternoon Tea Etiquette Rules, What to Eat First, and why it’s not high tea. They’re also great as appetizers for parties.

Serve these tea sandwiches as a part of the savories course for afternoon tea at home or as a mid-day snack with a pot of tea.

Crustless and dainty, these BLT tea sandwiches is double-stacked (just an excuse to get more bacon in there) and all held together with a cocktail fork to keep things neat and tidy.

It’s small and can be eaten in 2-3 bites with your fingers.

A classic BLT (Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato) sandwich perfectly sized for tea time.

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