Southern Tea Cakes
Show: Paula's Home CookingEpisode: Afternoon Tea Party
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By ColemanLove
Dallas,TX
on December 30, 2011
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Very Good! Extremely close to the ones I use to eat as a little girl. Good job Paula. My hubby suggested i use a touch of nutmeg though.
By ssowels
on December 08, 2011
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This recipe was good but to add a special "Arkansas Southern" flavor try adding a pinch of nutmeg'' A trick from my Great-Great Grandmother.
By ohmy1953
macon, GA
on November 25, 2011
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I thought the "taste" of tea cakes was lost forever then I found this recipe. HOORAY soo soo good. Ty Paula sooo much.
By renfrollc
on August 27, 2011
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Followed recipe to the tee...However very disappointed...they baked up very flat...Would not bake this recipe again...I really have always had good luck with Paula Deen's recipes and not sure what happened....It was new baking soda and new baking powder.
By 01buckler15
on May 13, 2011
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This is the recipe I have been looking for all my life! My great grandmother used to make these and never could(or maybe would give out the recipe right. Every since she died no one has had them quite like she used to make. I haven't eaten a decent tea cake since she was around. But I saw this recipe that sounded right on. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I even had my grandpa try them for me to see if they are like what he remembered. The only thing was that she made her's thinner and baked them until they were a light golden brown. I am so excited that my search for the perfect tea cake recipe is over.
By misstexasjojo
on November 17, 2010
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very very easy,they remind me of my grandmother,I am 69yrs young
By mwaldrop55_12124172
Houston, 83
on November 08, 2009
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Haven't had tea cakes since I was a child. When I tried these, it was a nostalic experience. SO Good!
By im_mimifaye_783429
McKinney, TX
on November 29, 2007
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Yes, I crave true Southern tea cakes. My aunt made them for me when I was young, and I never got her recipe. The closest I have ever come is a bakery and cafe in Franklin, TN. My son and his family lived there for 8 years, and I always had to go to that wonderful bakery and cafe, just off the downtown area, and fill up a bag to bring back to Texas with me. Truth be told, very few made it to the Texas border.
Now, Paula has given me the recipe that is the closest to my aunt's and brings back wonderful memories. Not too sweet, thick and yummy. Maybe this is a Southern thing, don't know, but it shouldn't be. Everyone should try them and start making memories of your own.
Thank you, Paula, and please keep the great Southern traditions of good food, family and fun so we can all keep enjoying our own comfort foods. Love ya!
By hillmr5_7578894
Pace, FL
on April 18, 2007
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Great reminder of my mom's teacakes. Yum!
By calevesque_7581494
Keno, OR
on April 14, 2007
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All the receipes you make are wonderful and these are no eception, but the reason I am writing is to thank-you for featuring The Savannah Tearoom on this show. It brought back memmories for me of my mother and I when I was in my teens and we lived in Clolrado and there was a tea room in the Mall and we would go and have tea and sandwiches, just her and I. We live far apart now but those were good times and I hope we can make some new ones again, Thank you again. You are a very special person, God Bless You.