Ease:Super easy. Less than 40 minutes from start to finish, plus you can make them ahead of time. Pros:This is the perfect recipe to have in your back pocket for any special breakfast or brunch. Cons:None! Would I make this again?Absolutely, this is a go-to scone recipe!
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For a really long time, my favourite (and only) scone recipe came from Nigella Lawson’sHow to be a Domestic Goddess, calledLily’s Scones. Nigella’s recipe produces really lovely fluffy scones and I would wholeheartedly recommend this recipe to anyone. The only drawback for me with the r...
This recipe is a tough call for me. I was given the recipe by a friend a long time ago. She called them Cream Scones. I could easily see calling them Cream Biscuits, instead. Whatever you call them, these little gems are tender, flaky and super easy to make. You can make variations...
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda 3 cups unsalted butter — very cold cut into chunks In a large bowl, place flour, buttermilk powder, sugar, salt, baking powder and baking soda. Using a large whisk, stir dry ingredients together very well. By hand, or using a pastry blender, cut butter int...
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Sugar: In the authentic recipe for 2 cups of flour, 1 tablespoon of sugar is enough since people like to serve the scones with jam and cream. Salt: It enhances the flavor. Milk: Use full-fat milk. It tastes good in baking and helps to keep the scones moist longer. ...
too easy to over process the butter. The baked results will still be good but the texture won’t be as flakey and delicate. So.. use quick pulses and check for doneness frequently. Then dump the mixture into a large bowl, add the buttermilk and vanilla and continue with the recipe. ...
5 Brush the tops with a little extra buttermilk and bake for 10–12 minutes or until the scones are golden and puffed up 6 Allow to cool , then slice open and serve smothered with clotted cream and your jam of choiceVictoria Glass Victoria is a London-based food writer and recipe devel...