Aren't these too cute for words?
Fashioned from sheets of frozen Sweet Shortcrust Pastry, they're also delicious and incredibly easy to make.
Are you ready?
Lay the sheets of frozen pastry on some baking paper and allow it to defrost. Then using a small scone (biscuit) cutter, cut circles from the pastry sheets.
Cut as many as you can from each sheet, then sprinkle them liberally with superfine sugar, edible glitter, cinnamon sugar, vanilla infused or lemon sugar.
Be fairly generous with your sprinkling, and make sure you go right to the edges.
Now roll those little circles up tightly, and press the edges to secure.
Cut them in half, or into three if they're too long to stand up (you end up with a sort of cylinder piece left over from the middle, but you can bake that too....), spread and flatten the 'petals' slightly, and stand them on their bases...
...and line them up on a tray.
Bake at 175C fan forced for about ten minutes or until they're just browning on the edges.
Allow to cool.... and enjoy...that's it!
Pretty little dainty mouthfuls!
How sweet, Mimi! I have pinned for later!
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Thankyou Kelsey! I'm pleased you like them. Mimi xxx
DeleteOh Mimi! I love these they are so cute! And so simple to make! It makes me want to host a tea party just so I can make and display all of the girly frou frou things I am learning to make LOL! Thank you for sharing these.
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Vicky
Lol Vicky. I'll take that as a huge compliment! Love, Mimi xxx
DeleteWell, if these aren't just the sweetest! What a darling idea, my friend.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the upcoming weekend. Love to you!
My lovely friend Stephanie...that's high praise from you! Mimi xxx
DeleteThe most beautiful tiny edible treat I have ever seen!
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Thanks Debby. You are sweet to say so! Mimi x
DeleteThese are lovely. What a simple but effective addition to a cup of tea. How nice!
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Oh how fun. Great tutorial. These would be so pretty and easy too for a special party! Love his. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletePinning these, they are too cute for words! Great job Mimi.
ReplyDeleteHi Mimi! I've just found your blog and can't wait to try these adorable pastry rosettes!! Thanks for sharing!! Jina
ReplyDeleteJust darling! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Mimi, these are just darling! They're so incredibly easy to make too. Thanks so much for sharing with us.
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Sandi
What a wonderful treat for tea, Mimi! And they look simple enough for even me! And what a pretty teacups! Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
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Dear Mimi:
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for "Afternoon Tea" recipes for sweets and savories and I love these. Have you ever put a bit of jam in the center? They are darling. Thanks for sharing and linking.
OH aren't these too cute! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for Crafts, Recipes, and Tips and Tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
These little rosettes are adorable Mimi and I can't wait to make them. Thank you for sharing them at Shabbilicious Friday. I'm delighted to be featuring them at tomorrow's party and have pinned it too. Hugs ~ Kerryanne
ReplyDeleteYour rosettes are adorable Mimi!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at Cooking and Crafting with J&J! Enjoy the weekend. :)
So cute and tasty too! Can't wait to make some. Thanks for sharing them with SYC.
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Jann
Omgosh, these are sooo adorable! These would be perfect for a tea party (for kids or adults). I just love it. Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday this week.
ReplyDeleteit's beautiful indeed! love the shape and can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, Mimi! They look very tasty as well. Thanks for sharing with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week :)
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