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10 Sandwich Cake Recipes To Serve At Your Bridgerton Season 3 Watch Party

10 Sandwich Cake Recipes To Serve At Your Bridgerton Season 3 Watch Party

Everyone has their idea of a favorite sandwish recipe that’s their go-to for get-togethers. Maybe yours is an eye-catching vertical layer cake, or a unique ice cream cone cake. Whatever your specialty, it’s likely a sweet confection — until now. Enter the Swedish-born invention that is the sandwich cake. The “cake” layers are made up of various breads, with fillings of vegetables, meat or seafood and savory cream cheese “icing” between each layer. Tea sandwiches are so last year — whip up one of these 10 sandwich cakes for your next party, and be prepared for your guests to be amazed.


Sm\u00f6rg\u00e5st\u00e5rta: Swedish Sandwich Cake

Smörgåstårta: Swedish Sandwich Cake

This gorgeous cake would be a stunning main course for a brunch-themed party. Layers of smoked salmon, cucumber and egg are begging to be eaten with a spicy Bloody Mary. Use a cake pan to gauge the size and shape you want your cake to be. (via Pretty Prudent)

Swedish Sandwich Cake

Swedish Sandwich Cake

Don’t feel like you have to go the traditional route and make a round cake. This loaf-shaped beauty shows that you can opt for a simple base with loads of delectable toppings. (via Gardens, Crafts N More)

Pink Sandwich Cake

Who doesn’t love a cake with pink frosting? Always use a dense bread and assemble the day before the party so the flavors have time to blend together. (via Goddess of Cake)

Amy’s Savory Sandwich Cake

Blanched asparagus adds an interesting texture to this savory cake, much like shards of chocolate would on a dessert cake. Simple carrot flower cut-outs adorn the top, with minced chive sprinkles to accent. (via Sumptuous Spoonfuls)

Avocado and Bacon Club Sandwich Cake

Avocado and Bacon Club Sandwich Cake

Rules are made to be broken. While this cake was inspired by the classic Scandinavian sandwich cake, the fillings definitely have more of an American vibe. Bacon, turkey and ham fill the inside, but you could easily customize it to mimic your favorite deli sandwich. (via The Kitchn)

Zucchini and Carrots Roses Tart

Zucchini and Carrots Roses Tart

This may be cheating, but this savory work of art is too beautiful not to share. Instead of sweet fruit or chocolate, this recipe calls for a savory ricotta filling topped with gorgeous veggie rosettes. Make this tart, then use it as inspo for decorating your next sandwich cake. (via Buona Pappa)

Green Sandwich Cake

Green Sandwich Cake

Green pea paste gives this masterpiece its cheerful color. Using vegetables like beets or greens can impart a unique hue that mimics the vibrant buttercreams of sweet cakes. Pink and black peppercorns can also serve as savory sprinkles. (via Goddess of Cake)

Sm\u00f6rg\u00e5st\u00e5rta: The Swedish Sandwich Cake

Smörgåstårta: The Swedish Sandwich Cake

Great things come in very small packages. This little guy would make a stunning centerpiece for a spring/summer wedding or baby shower. Each table could get their own little cake in lieu of platters of finger sandwiches. (via Nordic Kitchen Stories)

Sm\u00f6rg\u00e5st\u00e5rta With Ham

Smörgåstårta With Ham

This sandwich cake is *almost* too pretty to eat. It has a creamy filling made with ham, spreadable cheese and mayo, all pureed in the food processor. Top with chopped pickles and tiny quail eggs for an extra fancy touch. (via Zap*)

Traditional Scandinavian Sandwich Cake

Traditional Scandinavian Sandwich Cake

Looking for sandwich recipes that have a traditional flair and taste? Try your hand at this delicious Scandinavian 'cake.' Filled with creamed cheese, mayonnaise, eggs, onions, cooked ham, and delightful herbs, this recipe is sure to be a hit with your guests!

After all, the Ton needs something delectable to munch on while watching Season 3 of Bridgerton. (via In the Kitchen with Lisa)

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