Tea cakes southern

Old-Fashioned Southern Tea Cakes are a tender, cake-like cookie with a buttery flavor and a hint of nutmeg. Perfect for any occasion, these nostalgic treats are a beloved Southern classic.

Southern Tea Cake Cookies are delightfully soft and buttery cookies that are perfect for any occasion. They’re not heavy or overly sweet either. I think they’re a perfect treat for a cozy afternoon tea, and if you’re not a fan of nutmeg, feel free to omit it. They will still be undeniably delicious! If you’re looking for a light and soft cookie that’s not overly sweet, you’ve come to the right place. When you make these tea cakes and pair them with a hot cup of tea or coffee, you get the…

There’s nothing quite like the sweet flavors and warm memories that a simple Southern cookie can conjure up. One bite of these tender, buttery tea cake cookies, and I’m instantly transported back to my grandma’s cozy kitchen on a hot summer day. The mouthwatering aroma of nutmeg and vanilla wafting through her little house, a perspiring glass of sweet tea sweating on the counter, and a fresh batch of these soft, cakey tea cakes emerging from her well-seasoned oven.

Get a taste of the South with this classic recipe for Southern tea cakes. These soft and buttery cookies are perfect with a cup of tea.

Seasons greetings! After today the kids will be on Christmas break, so I decided to bake something special for the teachers. It doesn't get ...

Simple sugar cookies that are soft, delicious, and great with a cup of coffee or tea, these Old Fashioned Tea Cakes are always a winner!

These classic tea cakes pair perfectly with iced tea on a hot summer day!

Southern Tea Cakes - easy and addictive Southern baked treats slightly sweetened with faint notes of nutmeg, vanilla and lemon zest.

In a medium bowl, cream together the butter and sugar until smooth Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in vanilla Combine flour, baking soda, salt, and nutmeg in a...

Since today is National Cookie Day, I want to share an old-fashioned favorite at my house. This is a holiday recipe straight from the “Old World”. I knew tea cakes were an old family r…