Pastel Party Sandwiches

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This is my twist on a retro classic! In pretty pastels, these little sandwiches are not only beautiful, but taste fresh and delicious! Ask your local bakery about customizing your favorite color into this classic party favorite! ~Amy
This is my twist on a retro classic! In pretty pastels, these little sandwiches are not only beautiful, but taste fresh and delicious! Ask your local bakery about customizing your favorite color into this classic party favorite!
~Amy
Each sandwich is made with garden fresh ingredients, elegant cheese, and soft pretty pastel colored bread. Making a beautiful ribbon  sandwich.
Each sandwich is made with garden fresh ingredients, elegant cheese, and soft pretty pastel colored bread. Making a beautiful ribbon sandwich.

Pastel Party Sandwiches

Heat Roasted Asparagus, Goat Cheese and Orange Olive Oil Drizzle Pastel Party Sandwhiches

1/2 loaf pastel green sandwich bread, sliced lengthwise, ends removed,

1/2 pound asparagus, trimmed
4 oz goat cheese, crumbled
4 oz whipped cream cheese
2 tbsp sour cream
Sciabica’s Orange Olive Oil, or olive oil with fresh orange zest
Fresh cracked pepper and seas salt

Heat oven to 425

Place asparagus on parchment lined baking sheet. Drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with fresh cracked pepper and sea salt. Cook for 4-5 minutes until crisp tender.

In a medium sized bowl, mix together cheeses.

To assemble:
On the bottom layer, spread the cheese evenly all the way to the edges. Top with a single layer of asparagus. Drizzle with orange oil, adding fresh cracked pepper if desired. Repeat again. Sandwich should have two layers of filling and three layers of bread. Trim sides, and cut with a sharp serrated knife into desired shapes. Cover with a lightly dampened cloth and refrigerate until ready to eat.

Makes 8 servings

French Herb Cheese, Radish and Black Pepper Pastel Party Sandwiches

1/2 loaf pastel orange sandwich bread
1/2 pound radishes, grated
Fresh pea shoots, trimmed

8 oz whipped cream cheese
3 tbsp creme fraiche
1 1/2 tsp minced scallions or green onion
1 1/2 tsp minced fresh parsley
1 1/2 tsp minced fresh dill
1/2 tsp lemon juice

In a medium sized bowl, mix together cheese and creme fraiche. Stir in herbs and lemon juice.

To assemble:
On the bottom layer, spread the cheese evenly all the way to the edges. Top with a layer of radish. Add a thin layer of pea shoots, and fresh cracked pepper. Repeat again. Sandwich should have two layers of filling and three layers of bread. Trim sides, and cut with a sharp serrated knife into desired shapes. Cover with a lightly dampened cloth and refrigerate until ready to eat.

Makes 8 party sandwiches

Fresh Strawberry Mascarpone and Cream a Pastel Party Sandwiches

1/2 loaf pastel pink sandwich bread

4 oz mascarpone
4 oz whipped cream cheese
1/4 cup confectioners sugar
1/2 cup fresh strawberries chopped
1/4 pound sliced strawberries

In a medium sized bowl, mix together cheeses. When well blended, ad the chopped strawberries.

To assemble:

On the bottom layer, spread the cheese evenly all the way to the edges. Top with a thin layer of sliced strawberries. Repeat again. Sandwich should have two layers of filling and three layers of bread. Trim sides, and cut with a sharp serrated knife into desired shapes. Cover with a lightly dampened cloth and refrigerate until ready to eat.

Makes 8 party sandwiches

Recipes by Amy Richardson

10 responses to “Pastel Party Sandwiches”

  1. […] seating, and gather all the flowers you can find for decoration! For tea party snacks, try these pastel party sandwiches, chicken salad bites, or strawberry brownie skewers. If your kids are picky or you want a smaller […]

    1. amyprichardson Avatar
      amyprichardson

      These are darling suggestions!!! Thank you for including my party sandwiches!! 💕🌸

  2. Joyce Avatar
    Joyce

    Where did you get the green bread? Bakeries in Dallas no longer make.

    1. amyprichardson Avatar
      amyprichardson

      I have it made for parties or events at a local family bakery. None that I no of carries it all the time, but more than one bakery was willing to custom make it for me when I asked. But they weren’t able to guarantee the intensity of the color, which sounded like it’s hard to gauge. I just asked for them to make it as light as possible. If you can’t find anyone willing in your area, Granite Bakery in Salt Lake City, did a beautiful job for one of my events and might be willing to ship. ~Amy

  3. Renee Bayes Avatar
    Renee Bayes

    How do you get the pastel breads? Adds so much to the presentation!!

    1. amyprichardson Avatar
      amyprichardson

      Most bakery’s can make them for you to order. I like the pastel look, but the bright can be fun too! ~Amy

  4. Pat Levins Avatar
    Pat Levins

    Dear Amy, I just discovered your blog through Pinterest. I love your recipes. I can pin them, but to cook from them, I prefer to print a paper copy. No matter what I do (highlight and try to print, or use your print button or copy to WordPerfect and try to print from there) nothing works. I don’t know if there is a problem on my end because everything else prints, or is your site is set up so you can’t really print from it. I have been trying for 3 days, that’s how much I like your recipes ( I love the pastel tea breads) Thank you in advance.

    1. amyprichardson Avatar
      amyprichardson

      Thank you for making me aware. I will get working on it, sorry for the inconvenience, I am better at cooking than techno! 😳

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    Anonymous

    Where are you finding pastel bread?

    1. amyprichardson Avatar
      amyprichardson

      Most local bakeries can make it for you, but it is hard for them to completely control the color, so I just asked for the lightest color possible. I used Granite Bakery in Salt Lake City, and they were terrific! Good luck! ~Amy

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