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These were good! We added craisins for a little extra zing and used margarine and soymilk instead of butter and cow's milk (which made the recipe vegan). I like how these aren't too sweet.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy shannonj
on June 21, 2010
These were pretty yummy - I doubled the apple (used a heaping cup instead of half), added a teaspoon of cinnamon, and used half and half with whole wheat flour. With double of the apple I still didn't find the apple flavour strong enough so I might put some more next time. As well, I found cutting them into 6 wedges made really small scones so I might just do quarters next time - but the scones were moist and yummy when they were warm! definitely a keeper.
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on June 07, 2010
Delicious warmed with butter! I used half whole wheat flour and skim milk, and they turned out great. Thanks!
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on January 14, 2010
These are great! I've made them quite a few times now and they have been yummy. I double the apple, add some cinnamon and often use half whole wheat flour. Usually I divide them into small individual scones so I can freeze them and just thaw out one or two when I want a snack. I have also made them with chocolate chips instead of apple but that sort of defeats the healthy part... :)
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on December 19, 2009
I replaced 1/2 cup of the flour with oatmeal, and added a few dashes of cinnamon and a bit of nutmeg. Delicious with milky coffee for breakfast on a snowy morning!
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on October 11, 2009
I followed previous suggestions and used a cup or so of diced apples, added 2t. of pumpkin pie spice and also subbed half heavy cream and half apple cider for the milk. So flavorful and yummy! Perfect fall weather breakfast!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountthanx so much!! i luv this
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on April 22, 2009
I made these using 1 c. of apple or a little more. I added about 2 T. cinnamon in with the batter, and sprinkled some on top with the sugar too. These were great scones! Potzi
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on November 02, 2008
This was my first attempt at scones. They came out great, I won't hesitate to try them again. I used one whole apple, nearly a cup, otherwise stuck to the recipe. Thanks, Amanda2.
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on April 19, 2008
My very first home made scones ... I thought they were wonderful! I was careful not to over work them. I had heard that can make scones tough (like my sister's :-) These were as good as any coffee shop scones. I'm very happy with them - without any changes to the original recipe.
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I changed the recipe a little by adding 2 large apples 2 tsp. of cinnamon (in the scones) and 1/2 c. sugar. I also added 1 c. walnuts for a nice crunch. For the topping I made a cinnamon and sugar glaze and they came out wonderful!
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on December 22, 2007
I used carrots for 1/4 of the apples. I found these to be tough. REALLY sticky.. ok flavor. kids ate them, but we were very hungry. seemed to be too wet.
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on May 16, 2007
scones have nice texture but i agree with others that they could use more apple flavor. i added a full cup of shredded apples as others suggested, but feel a bit more could be used. i am thinking next time i might also add a splash of apple juice to help boost the flavor. i made these as a vegan recipe, substituting vegan butter and soymilk for their dairy equivalents.
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Very good but was hoping for a more satisfying apple taste-will increase to a full cup next time I make these...and a touch of cinnamon sounds good too. Thank you Wendy13 for the idea and you, Amamda2, for the recipe.
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Gosh, I forgot to read the part about butter and marmalade and they're already all gone. I guess when I make them next, I'll have to try to remember. These were sure yummy -- thank you for such an easy recipe.
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on September 05, 2005
Yeah, I agree these were good probably the same day they were made. I only had a piece left over the next day and it wasn't as good as the same day it was made. Still very good though and easy to make.
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on December 04, 2004
Oh my Goodness!! I'm in awe! After I added a tad more flour they were the yummiest scones I've ever, ever eaten! (Even better than Starbucks!) Thanks SO much... These will be my sat. morning staple!
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on November 18, 2004
These scones tasted good only right out of the oven. I ate half and my husband grabbed one on the way to work. It went well with my coffee...but I would prefer investing my precious morning time in something I love!
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on October 24, 2004
I made these with currants and one very large granny smith apple. I found the apple flavor was enough with the currants. I didn't add cinnamon to my dough but sprinkled it on top and also found that to be enough. I did have to add some extra flour while kneading, but that may have been due to my apple. I also had to bake these about 4 minutes longer because they were still a little bit wet inside. Overall, although they tasted nice, I found them to be a little heavy and I would have preferred something just a bit lighter and more crumbly.
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on January 22, 2004
These were great--taste good and were easy to make. I also added cinnamon to the dough and will increase the amount of apple for the next time. Thanks for the recipe.
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