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Caraway Scones

Submitted by: Brooke Staley 
Brooke Staley of Mary Esther, Florida likes to serve these scrumptious scones alongside corned beef hash. They make a great addition to a soup and salad luncheon, too. 

Corn Scones

Submitted by: Lorna Lamont 
My family really enjoys these hearty scones--they're a nice change from the usual muffins and biscuits. They're nice to have on hand for when unexpected company drops in...which seems to be often! 

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Basil Cheddar Scones

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen 
Our Test Kitchen home economists suggest you tuck these oven-fresh savory scones into a napkin-lined gift basket, along with a package of pasta and jar of spaghetti sauce. 

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Apple Cheddar Scones

Submitted by: Jeanne Alexander 
Jeanne Alexander of Qualicum Beach, British Columbia serves these golden scones for brunch. Add a scoop of ice cream and they make a great dessert. 

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Cranberry Scones

Submitted by: Anne DeCosta 
I bake these simple fruit-filled scones during the holidays or any time our children come home for a visit. We all agree there's nothing better for breakfast than these scones, spread with homemade cranberry-orange butter. 

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Feather-Light Breakfast Puffs

Submitted by: Tina Christensen 
Don't let the stiff batter of these muffins fool you; these slightly sweet puffs really bake up light and delicate. Serve them hot and they'll melt in your mouth! 

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Afternoon Tea Scones

Submitted by: Ruth Ann Stelfox 
'Your guests will love these scones served with butter, jam or jelly,' suggests Ruth Ann Stelfox of Raymond, Alberta. 'Or try them as an addition to a weeknight meal. Your family's eyes will light up when they see a plate of them on the table.' 

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Lemon Scones

Submitted by: Maureen DeGarmo 
These delicate scones are the perfect lightly sweet treat to serve with coffee or tea at any holiday get-together. It's a simple bread since, like biscuits, it doesn't require much kneading and there's no need to let the dough rise. 

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Cinnamon Date Scones

Submitted by: Roni Goodell 
My kids love to help make these scones for Sunday morning breakfast. They also love to eat them-the dates are chewy and sweet. Roni Goodell, Spanish Fork, Utah 

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Country Scones

Submitted by: Martha Plassmeyer 
These tempting triangles perfectly balance a light and airy texture with a rich and moist flavor. I serve them frequently for breakfast with fresh fruit, coffee and juice. 
 
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