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Tea Sandwiches

To make these dainty sandwiches, purchase very thinly sliced bread and freeze an hour or two before handling.  Keep fillings at room temperature for easier spreading.  Spread the filling all the way to the edges them trim and discard all the crusts.  Use a serrated blade for neat trimming and cutting. If making sandwiches in advance, lightly spread with butter to keep the bread from becoming soggy. Cut the bread with cookie cutters for different shapes. Cover with a damp cloth until ready to serve.

Ham and Watercress Sandwich

2 thins slices white bread

2 tablespoons cream cheese with chives, softened
2 thin slices baked ham
1/3 cup watercress sprigs, thick stems removed
1 tangerine


Spread the slices of bread with the cream cheese.
Trim the ham to fit the slices of bread. Layer the ham and watercress on the bread. Top with second slice of bread.  Trim and discard crust.  Cut the sandwiches in half diagonally.

Garnish with tangerine pieces.

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