I buy my stock of scones from the cafe at The Royal Lake Club and The Coffee Bar @ Amcorp Mall. I've heard more than a dozen stories about attempts to make "scones which turn into stones (instead)."
I very proudly declared to my children that I "made scones" which DON'T turn into stones! My daughters eyes open up brightly and asked if that were 'really true?' Of course, I replied, because I know the 'trick' to make fluffy scones and NOT stones. They were intrigued because they've not tried home made scones before.
So, I was pestered into making scones since last weekend. First problem I encountered was my missing recipe. I remember I made a lot of research before I attempted to make scones because it's my favorite tea-time snack.
Nevertheless, I went online to Martha Stewart.com to search for a scone recipe. I found this recipe and finally attempted it today.
It's wonderfully light and aromatic, in short - just delicious!!
Home baked scone served with Lemon Curd, Whipped Cream and Strawberry jam.
Care to join me for tea?
5 comments:
Hahaha, luckily my 1st time scone "cheese scone" did not turn into stone, because I got a good recipe from my sister in law, if you want, you can check in my blog. Anyway, do you mind to share you scone recipe to me. Thanks.
i've made some 'stones' before. Funnily my MIL got upset that i didn't let her eat the 'stones' - didn't give her any to save my embarassement and also her tummy. She was upset for a while i think! :)
Thanks for sharing the recipe with us. Your scones look delicious.
i <3 scones!!!!
Do you fancy trying my recipe for mars bar scones now seeing as how you are an expert??? :0)
http://www.arkonite.net/2008/07/mars-bar-scones.html
I promise you'll love them, they are so yummy warm with some butter, mmmmm!
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