Scones
Quick & easy
Sweet or savory
Ingredients
2 ½ cups organic self raising flour
(Unbleached or wholemeal is also suitable but must be self-raising)
½ cup full cream milk powder
45g butter
1 cup filtered water
Milk for glazing
Preheat oven at 220c.
Sift flour into a bowl and add milk powder.
Rub in butter lightly with fingertips.
Pour in water and mix to a soft dough
(the less handling the better)
Turn out onto a floured surface and knead gently.
Pat dough out to 2cm thickness and cut into rounds with a 5cm cutter
Place close together on a greased oven slide.
Brush with milk.
Bake for 10 -12 mins.
Remove and cover with a clean tea-towel until ready to serve.
Variations: both these are yum!
Cheese & chive scones:
Add ½ cup grated tasty vegetarian cheese and 2 tbsp chopped chives before adding the water.
Brush scones with milk and sprinkle with extra grated cheese.
Note: I don’t usually have chives, so I mix in a bit of veggie salt.
Sultana cinnamon scones:
Add 1 cup sultanas and 1tsp cinnamon before adding the water. Brush scones with melted butter and sprinkle with a mixture of 2tbsp coconut palm sugar or raw sugar and 1 tsp cinnamon.
Scones are great, either hot or cold as a healthy alternative to shop bought bread or if you’ve run out of bread and want to make something up quick to have for dinner with a cup ofveggie soup. They can be eaten as is, or with toppings to make them extra special when expecting guests.
Quick & easy
Sweet or savory
Ingredients
2 ½ cups organic self raising flour
(Unbleached or wholemeal is also suitable but must be self-raising)
½ cup full cream milk powder
45g butter
1 cup filtered water
Milk for glazing
Preheat oven at 220c.
Sift flour into a bowl and add milk powder.
Rub in butter lightly with fingertips.
Pour in water and mix to a soft dough
(the less handling the better)
Turn out onto a floured surface and knead gently.
Pat dough out to 2cm thickness and cut into rounds with a 5cm cutter
Place close together on a greased oven slide.
Brush with milk.
Bake for 10 -12 mins.
Remove and cover with a clean tea-towel until ready to serve.
Variations: both these are yum!
Cheese & chive scones:
Add ½ cup grated tasty vegetarian cheese and 2 tbsp chopped chives before adding the water.
Brush scones with milk and sprinkle with extra grated cheese.
Note: I don’t usually have chives, so I mix in a bit of veggie salt.
Sultana cinnamon scones:
Add 1 cup sultanas and 1tsp cinnamon before adding the water. Brush scones with melted butter and sprinkle with a mixture of 2tbsp coconut palm sugar or raw sugar and 1 tsp cinnamon.
Scones are great, either hot or cold as a healthy alternative to shop bought bread or if you’ve run out of bread and want to make something up quick to have for dinner with a cup ofveggie soup. They can be eaten as is, or with toppings to make them extra special when expecting guests.
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Namaste
Narelle
YMSK
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Narelle
YMSK
High tea hot creamy scones yumo
ReplyDeleteWow! I love scones! I'm going to give this recipe a go. Looks real easy. And thanks for the extra tips.
ReplyDeleteMemories of my mums saturday cooking love cream
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