Scones
- Ready In:
- 30mins
- Ingredients:
- 9
- Serves:
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24
ingredients
directions
- Set aside 5 cups of the flour with baking powder& salt added.
- Beat butter and sugar until light& fluffy.
- Add eggs 1 at a time, milk, and vanilla mixing well.
- Add whatever spices or fruit you want here.
- Stir in flour until hold together and can be kneaded.
- May need to add additional reserved flour.
- Turn out on to floured surface and knead for about 3 minutes.
- Do not over work the dough.
- Roll on floured surface to 1/2- 1 inch thickness.
- Cut into desired shape.
- Bake@ 400 degrees for 12-15 minutes.
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Reviews
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SUGAR COOKIES!!! NOT SCONES!!!!!! Today I made these scones. Sad but true when we made the dough they tasted like sugar cookies. I thought well after they are cooked they might taste more like scones. But no!! My family all said I thought you made scones not sugar cookies!!! Well they do look and taste the same. I looked up the sugar cookie recipe and it was pretty much the same as this recipe. If you want to eat sugar cookies NOT scones make this recipe!!!!
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These are totally sugar cookies and not scones. I'm very disappointed. I wanted to make a scone and had no buttermilk or lemons; I found these. I saw the reviews and thought I'd try them. Nope. If you want a yummy scone and have buttermilk or lemons on hand, search for "Cranberry orange scones" made by Sue Lau. They are wonderful!! These are good as sugar cookies but now I need a breakfast plan B.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Dianne Clewien
Hominy, OK
I live on a 20 acre farm with my husband of 25 years. My all time favorite cookbook would have to be Southern Living. I love to cook for large gatherings like family reunions. My "chow" as the family calls it usually gets rave reviews. If I had a month off all expenses paid I would travel around the US trying different foods. I lived in Turkey for 2 years with a previous husband and loved the foods they served. I have 5 children none of which inherited my love of cooking.But they sure love to eat mine. My biggest pet peeve is someone saying "I can't make that" and they haven't even tried. My philosphy on cooking is you don't know what you can do until you try. I am the world's worst/best at making what my family calls concoctions. Which by the way one daughter in law tries to copy.