Tea time: which tea?

Whether you call it high tea or afternoon tea, it's an occasion to socialize in style with you friends.

Here's how you make a good cup of tea and a list with the most popular teas.

DIY paper poms with a touch of summer ❀

Tea Time!

Decoration
- DIY pompon's

Tea time! ❥

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I've lost posted something on this blog. This is why I wanted to share a new section on this page with you guys: everything about High Tea!

You can see the image below the menu. Click in it and you will find recipes, ideas how to make your own homemade High Tea and fun decorations to make it super personal.

Want to see all the recipes in one time? Go to "list of all posts".

Hope you like it and feel free to post a comment!

Tea time: Clotted cream (part of the scones)

Clotted cream is a real treat when you put it on a scone with some jam. Easy to make but it does take a lot of time! 

It's convenient if you make it a day in advance.

★☆☆☆☆ - Super easy 

Ingredient
- Heavy whipping cream (about 4 cups)

Instruction
Step 1: Pour the cream into a heavy-bottomed oven-safe pot. The cream should come up the side of the pot somewhere between one and three inches.

Step 2: Cover the pot and put it in the oven on 180 F.

Step 3:  Leave the covered pot in the oven for at least 8 hours. My four cups took 12 hours (until my oven automatically turned off).
You'll know it's done because there will be a thick yellowish skin above the cream. That skin is the clotter cream.

Step 4: Let the pot cool at room temperature. Then put it in the refrigerator for another 8 hours

Step 5: Remove the clotted cream from the top of the pot.