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Black Treacle Scones

Submitted by: Bea
Molasses to many, black treacle in the UK and Ireland. These dense sweet scones are well spiced with cinnamon, cloves and more. 

Treacle Scones from England

Submitted by: Polly Welby
English treacle (molasses) scones are a tasty breakfast treat. Serve with marmalade or jelly. 

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Treacle Scones

Submitted by: Karen Wilson
Simple scones are a perfect treat for breakfast or with tea. These scones are best served hot with lashings of butter. 

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English Royalty Chocolate Chip Scones

Submitted by: Holly
These scrumptious scones will make you feel like you're Queen for a day! The chocolate chips make them very tasty but the orange juice makes them special. Make sure butter is well chilled to produce the flakiest texture possible. Serve with clotted cream or lemon curd. 

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Strawberry Yogurt Scones

Submitted by: Bryan the baker
Lovely light scones - with a hint of strawberry fruit. For a real treat, you could serve these warm with real strawberries and clotted cream. 

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Buttermilk Scones

Submitted by: BEVCHRIS
Light and flaky, this scone is just fine as is, or mix in chopped fruit, spices or a savory addition. 

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Best Basic Sweet Bread

Submitted by: Corinna
This easy, basic, yeast, sweet-bread recipe uses only eight ingredients and can be made into dinner rolls, cinnamon rolls or sticky buns. 

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Scones

Submitted by: Donna
A simple scone recipe that can be customized in a myriad ways. 

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Basic Biscuits

Submitted by: Nat
A basic recipe for rolled baking powder biscuits. They're easy and go with almost anything! 

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Spicy Scones

Submitted by: Carol
These wheat scones, barely sweetened, burst with aromatic cinnamon and nutmeg. The currants impart a subtle, fruity accent. 
 
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