Lavender and Blueberry Scones
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Comments (2)There's no reason not to can it. There are no issues. Alternatively you could travel with it securely jarred up and not canned, just refrigerated upon arrival. With the sugar and acid it's not susceptible to spoilage, especially short-term. Carol...See Morerasperry scones
Comments (3)Thanks for the feedback Marcy. Glad you liked my scones. Terri is right. White chocolate is a wonderful addition. You can also drizzle a little melted white chocolate over the scones. Blackberries or fresh black or red currants are also a nice addition to scones. Ann...See MoreLemon Blueberry Scuffins
Comments (21)Martha: maybe DD had extra strong Rosemary because the taste was hardly a 'hint'; next day the Rosemary taste has diminished and I liked that better. BTW: they were still good the next day after being in a sealed box overnight. And, alas, I was obliged to eat another whole big one this morning. ;-D...See MoreScones using cream vs. scones with buttermilk?
Comments (23)There are several different baked goods that are called "scones". As I learned on my recent trip to London, the traditional scone is a dry, cake-like, pastry that requires the addition of something sweet and gooey to make it edible. Ann's recipe that many of us use yields a pastry that is moist and chewy, due to the addition of fruit and/or chocolate to the batter prior to baking. Neither one uses eggs in the recipe. Here's my version of Ann_T's Scone Recipe: This simple scone recipe can be modified in a variety of different ways. Blueberries instead of Raspberries. Leave out the chocolate chips, replace them with white chocolate or butterscotch. Add 1/2 teaspoon of mint or almond extract. Thanks to AnnT at Houzz for the original recipe. 2-1/2 cups All Purpose flour 1/2 cup granulated sugar or brown sugar 2-1/2 teaspoons baking powder (high altitude - reduce to 2 teaspoons) 1 stick (8 tablespoons) cold butter cut into small pieces 1 cup heavy cream (or whipping cream) - (high altitude - increase to 1-1/4 cups) 1 cup frozen Raspberries 1 cup mini chocolate chips Mix dry ingredients well. Cut in butter. Mix in cream. When the cream is almost incorporated, add fruit, berries or nuts. Bake at 425F for 15-18 minutes (high altitude - 440 degrees for 20 minutes) or until tops are just turning golden and centers are set....See More- 7 years ago
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