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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2009
I tried it just as is and wow I was surprised. It was great, it wasn't too sweet but it wasn't bland. They tasted great
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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2009
Great recipe! Thanks for sharing. I made a long roll and cut 18 slices 1/2 inch each to have round scones in 2 minutes. Delicious!!
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Reviewed: May 29, 2009
This is a superb recipe! My husband and I have made it a number of different ways and it always turns out terrific and receives rave reviews. We like the following combinations: 1) orange zest, orange juice, and craisins 2) lemon zest, lemon juice, and craisins 3) walnuts, cinnamon, and brown sugar 4)raisins and cinnamon. Thanks for the recipe!
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Reviewed: May 24, 2009
These scones are wonderful. I make a big batch on Sunday morning then the family & I have them with coffee for the rest of the week. These honestly taste as good as the scones I would pay $3 for at my neighborhood coffee shop.
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Reviewed: May 24, 2009
This recipe has been a Sunday morning staple. My husband always asks for these scones, and they are so quick and easy to make. I use whole wheat flour and they are still light and fluffy. Seomtimes I also add cinnamon to taste within the dry ingredients as well. Dee-lish!
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Reviewed: May 23, 2009
These are definitely some amazing scones! They have an incredibly light and fluffy, almost biscuit-like texture, with the sweet buttery taste of shortbread. I cubed the butter and then used a pastry cutter to cut it into the dry ingredients till it made "pea-shaped" crumbs, per usual. Followed the advice to put the egg into a measuring cup and then add milk to the 1 cup line. I used milk (not the cream that other reviewers suggested) and thought the consistency was perfectly fine. I split the dough into two halves, adding 1/2 cup dried cranberries to one half and 1/2 cup chocolate chips to the other, then stirred these ingredients into the dough. Turned each half out onto a generously floured surface, sprinkled the ball of dough with flour and patted it down into a circle 1/2 inch thick. I did not knead the dough and did not find it necessary, because I am 100% satisfied with texture of the finished product. Each half made 8 scones. As I always do with scones, I brushed the tops with eggwhites and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar mixture before putting them in the oven -- it's a delicious final touch!
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Reviewed: May 21, 2009
This is a great recipe - definitely a keeper! My husband's Scottish and swears by his mother's scones, so it was a great compliment when he said that even his dad would have loved the scones from this recipe! I followed the recommendation on mixing the egg with the milk in the 1 cup measure. I didn't bother with rolling the dough out, so after kneading I just tore off a handful of dough, rolled into a ball and then patted it flat before baking. Still turned out perfectly.
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Reviewed: May 12, 2009
What a great recipe to use as-is or to modify! I tried substituting half cup OJ for half of the milk and added a handfull of dried cranberries. Wow, these were delicious! Light, tender, not too crumbly. This is the scone recipe I'll use from now on!
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Reviewed: May 10, 2009
I grew up having tea and scones with my English grandmother, but lost her recipe so I tried this one because it seemed similar. This recipe made really light, fluffy, tasty scones and I will make it again and again. I made this in the traditional English style with round cut-outs that I then split in half, buttered and spread with strawberry jam and topped with cream - delicious. A word to the not so hungry - I have halved this recipe (for the egg, beat in a measuring jug and use half) and have ended up with 7 good sized round scones.
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Reviewed: May 9, 2009
This recipe is fast to put together and delicious. I chopped 1/2 cup of frozen cranberries and rolled them in splenda and added them to the original recipe.
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Reviewed: May 8, 2009
This is a great recipe to embellish with! I added dried cherries(soaked for a short time in warm water to soften), white chocolate chips and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Then I used an ice cream scoop to put them on the baking sheet with parchment. Quick simple and yummy. Great with a good cup of tea.
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Reviewed: May 8, 2009
I made this just now... they are so good and very easy to make and very yummy.You can add anything you like in it. I mix little water with brown sugar and cinnamon as somebody suggested and brush it on top of the pieces.If you don't want to have giant pieces, you can divide the dough into smaller round pieces.
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Reviewed: May 6, 2009
I usually make the World's best scones but I was out of sour cream today, so I found this and stirred it up quite easily. I don't see it as a traditional scone, but the flavor is very good and easy to make. Dough is quite wet and required a bit more time in the oven. Overall, a good recipe in a pinch.
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Reviewed: Mar. 30, 2009
Super easy!!! Taste great! I added 1/4 cup chopped cranberries for some flavor.
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2009
This is a great simple recipe! I have made this 2 X's now. First x i followed the recipe. Turn out yummy both x's! Second time I used 1 c of all purpose flour and 2 c of brown rice flour and added some ground flax also used soy milk for a more healthy scone. Watch the amount of milk both x's the dough was a bit sticky. Next x I will reduce the milk. You also can cut down on butter or use oil to reduce the fat, like another reviewer posted. Good luck!
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2009
I was craving tea and scones and this recipe was the easiest and fastest I found. It's really full proof. In addition to the listed ingredients I added a capfull of vanilla, 2T of cinnamon and 1/2 cup of brown sugar. After I rolled them out I drizzled a mixture of brown sugar, white sugar, cinnamon and water over them. They took exactly 20 minutes to bake and turned out sooooo good! I will be making these for years to come. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Mar. 8, 2009
I have made these twice now - both times with expellor pressed canola oil substituted for the butter (a heart healthier fat) something I do not see in previous reviews. Really need to watch the liquid ingredients but they turned out great. The scones I have purchased in the grocery store are way too sugary. The cafeteria where I work charges almost $2 for a big scone so I'll be saving $$ by making them myself. One previous reviewer thought that since milk was used and not buttermilk, that was a health advantage. Not so - buttermilk has the same calories as skim milk, it just tastes richer due to the thickness and name. Time to make a second batch while I have the oven warm and all the ingredients out. This time with half of the flour whole wheat pastry flour.
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Reviewed: Mar. 7, 2009
Absolutely Fabulous!! You can add virtually anything to it to make it even more wonderful! I have already given the recipe to friends to try out!
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Reviewed: Feb. 7, 2009
This is a great recipe! I didn't know that scones could be moist, but these are and they are delicious. I always use soy milk in this recipe without a problem. I also tried this recipe without egg once and the scones were slightly more crumbly but still great. In the future I might try using a little less butter, just to cut down on the calories a little (and they can be rather buttery). But remember to treat these like biscuits and keep the butter chunky in the dough, so they don't get tough. My sweety likes his with chocolate chips and I like mine with crazins, so as soon as I turn the dough out onto the counter, I split it in two and knead chocolate chips into half the dough and cranberries into the other half. And voila, we have Choco-sconos and Crazy Scones.
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Reviewed: Jan. 31, 2009
My family enjoyed this recipe, it was a nice change from biscuits. My youngest son and I enjoyed them with hot tea.
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