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Bonnie
 
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Recipe Reviews 5 reviews
Orange Blueberry Muffins
I wanted to like these muffins, the taste was great, but someone the oatmeal was still a bit crunchy. Maybe they ment to call for quick oats instead of regular oatmeal? I used fresh chopped cherries instead of blueberrys and left the topping off of 1/2 of them. I really liked the topping-less ones, not too sweet and very yummy.

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Reviewed On: Jun. 13, 2009
Whipped Cream Biscuits
OK recipe. After adding the whipped cream there was not enough moisture to create a dough. I added additional cream and it seemed to work OK. The biscuits had a good texture, but were quite bland. Pretty easy to make, and worked OK with gravy.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Nov. 25, 2007
English Royalty Chocolate Chip Scones
Nice recipe. I tried these scones about 5 years ago as the "first" scones I've ever made. Had difficulty working the dough and it was too dry, and like extra reviewers ended up adding a but more liquid - in my case 2 Tbs of heavy cream. Everythings better with heavy cream! At variouse times I've added a bit extra orange juice if I don't have cream. I tried the recipe with some of the added suggestions and was not impressed with the texture of the scones after adding more then 2Tbs or so extra liquid. A Tbs or two makes you able to pat the dough into a round, but it is still crumbly and can be hard to work with; however, this also gives you the wonderful flakey scones that I love. Adding additional liquid makes the scones easer to work with, less crumbly, but they also end up with the more biscuit like texture, which seems like a waste of all that careful cutting in of the butter. Both ways are quite edible and I love the flavor.

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Reviewed On: Sep. 29, 2007
 
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