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Traditional Scone Recipe

Scones will alway be a classic and this recipe has been in our family for years. This is my Nanny’s recipe and she has used it since she started baking all those years ago. What makes it even more special for me is, it's the recipe I helped her with as a child. It’s a treat being able to share them with you and for others to now enjoy. They're so light and delicious and perfect for a late breakfast or lunch. You can have a batch ready in about 20 minutes, perfect for when you have that craving or want to treat guests. These fresh out of the oven, slightly warm, with real butter and homemade jam are a dream for me. We all have our favourite toppings but I'm also guilty for having butter and big whack of cheddar cheese.

Prep

5m

Cook

15m

Total

20m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Sift your flour and baking powder into a mixing bowl, giving a whisk together. Add your softened butter and work this gently through using your fingertips. It will form a nice light crumb texture. Sift your caster sugar in and mix thoroughly throughout.

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10

M

I

225

g

Self-raising flour

2

tsp

Baking powder

50

g

Butter, softened

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Traditional Scone Recipe

Scones will alway be a classic and this recipe has been in our family for years. This is my Nanny’s recipe and she has used it since she started baking all those years ago. What makes it even more special for me is, it's the recipe I helped her with as a child. It’s a treat being able to share them with you and for others to now enjoy. They're so light and delicious and perfect for a late breakfast or lunch. You can have a batch ready in about 20 minutes, perfect for when you have that craving or want to treat guests. These fresh out of the oven, slightly warm, with real butter and homemade jam are a dream for me. We all have our favourite toppings but I'm also guilty for having butter and big whack of cheddar cheese.

Prep

5m

Cook

15m

Total

20m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Sift your flour and baking powder into a mixing bowl, giving a whisk together. Add your softened butter and work this gently through using your fingertips. It will form a nice light crumb texture. Sift your caster sugar in and mix thoroughly throughout.

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For

10

M

I

225

g

Self-raising flour

2

tsp

Baking powder

50

g

Butter, softened

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