Yesterday was the first meeting of the season for The Partners in Thyme Herb Club. We had a planning meeting for the upcoming year's events. Lots of lovely programs, speakers and outings have been put together for a fun-filled and creative year together. We finished up the meeting at noon - perfect timing to begin the Autumn Tea Party planned to welcome new members and start the 25th year of Partners in Thyme! Each of us brought a tea item of some sort to share - including soup, fruit, salads, tea sandwiches, and desserts. Several different teas were provided and brewed in a variety of pretty tea pots that members brought to share.
Just a few of the delicious treats on my plate:
* Shrimp Vegetable Soup
* Fresh Blueberries, Blackberries & Raspberries
* Refreshing Lime Jell-O Salad
* Chicken Curry Sandwiches with Apples, Cranberries & Pecans on Bread Rounds
* Watercress & Cream Cheese Sandwiches
* Vanilla and Cranberry Pecan Scones with Homemade Lemon Curd & Devonshire Cream
* Almond-Vanilla Rooibos Tea
My contribution? Coconut Macaroons. Easy and elegant - perfect for a tea party.
Fast 'n Fancy Macaroons
14 oz. bag of sweetened, flaked coconut
14 oz. can of sweetened, condensed
milk
2 tabl.vanilla
Combine all ingredients, mix well. Drop 1" portions on parchment-lined baking sheet. Decorate with halved maraschino cherries. Bake at 350 for 15-17 or until lightly browned. Remove at once from baking sheets with a Pam-sprayed spatula. Makes about 40 macaroons.
Next up for October's meeting? Learning to make terrariums.
2 comments:
They look good! When I make macaroons they stick to the pan TERRIBLY.
Sandy
Sandy,
I think lining the pan with parchment paper as well as spraying the spatula and removing the macaroons immediately from the hot pan helps the stickiness issue.
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