Chicken Cornmeal Scones

By crazy crafter

Added December 09, 2008 | Recipe #342815

Categories: Scones Rolls/biscuits Quick breads

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35 mins

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crazy crafter's Note:

Scones made with chicken bouillion and cornmeal...actually made this by mistake...was trying to make homemade dog biscuits for my pooch...they literally turned out like scone biscuits...and taste sooooo good! I'm even thinking of adding cheese next time!

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Ingredients:

Serves: 6

Yield:

scones

Units: US | Metric

2 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups self-rising cornmeal, mix
1/2 cup milk
1 cup water
1/4 cup vegetable oil
2 tablespoons onion and garlic powder
4 tablespoons chicken bouillon granules (can do beef too)
2 teaspoons salt
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup self-rising cornmeal, mix

Directions:

1

Preheat oven for 400 degrees farenheit.
2

Mix all of the ingredients in large bowl, except for the 1 cup flour and 1 cup self rising corn meal mix at the end - set these aside, and blend until a soft dough forms.
3

slowly add in more flour from the flour that has been set aside, and knead into the soft dough until a firmer dough forms and pulls away from the sides of the bowl.
4

fold out onto corn meal mix dusted surface (use from the cup of mix that was set aside) and sprinkle with more of the corn meal mix.
5

roll out to 1/2" thickness sprinkling more of the corn meal mix onto the dough surface as needed to prevent your rolling pin from sticking.
6

use biscuit cutter or coffe cup and cut out your biscuits and put them onto a cookie sheet dusted with corn meal mix and bake until golden brown and then enjoy.
7

you can also add cranberries, onions, or cheese to this too and can omit the bouillion if you want to make it sweet, add 1 cup of sugar and 2Tbs.vanilla extract instead and add your other ingredients you want to use -- i.e. chocolate chips, fruit, etc --.
8

the serving size and yields are approximate depending on what size biscuit cutter or shape you use -- .
9

And if you want to make a biscuit for your pooch - get regular corn meal and replace the self-rising corn meal mix with this and roll out very thin and cut the biscuits out with bone,star or, round shaped small cutters and bake until very light brown and let cool overnight to make them hard -- or you can then put them back into the oven after coating them with egg whites and baking it on for a few minutes on a lower temp until glossy if you want but it's not necessary -- p.s. my dog loved these too -- .