Scones scones scones!

My son decided to do Home Ec in high school this semester and have been bringing home some yummy baked food.  This has rekindled my interest in baking.  One of the first things he made at school was a Cheese Damper.  It was yummy so I decided to give it a go.  I made a Cheese Damper and a plain damper (sorry no pics).  The plain one reminded me of scones so I googled for some quick scones recipes to try.  I found some recipes using thickened cream or double cream instead of butter.

The recipe using thickened cream is called Ultimate Scones and can be found on Delicious website.  This recipe was really easy to do and the scones were yummy straight out of the oven.  They were really light and fluffy.  Sorry for the mismatched shaped scones!  My daughters decided to help with the rolling and cutting out of the scones.

Scones using Ultimate Scones recipe.

Scones using Ultimate Scones recipe.

 

The other recipe using double cream is called Cream Scones Recipe and can be found on UK Telegraph website.  I didn’t have any double cream so I used thickened cream instead.  My poor scones didn’t rise at all but they were still yummy and really light!  Sorry about the pic.  My girls started eating them before I could take a pic of them all!

Scones made using Cream Scones Recipe with thickened cream.

Scones using Cream Scones recipe with thickened cream.

 

I tried this recipe again but this time I added some baking powder.  They rose more this time and tasted just as yummy.  These were also really light and fluffy!  Sorry about the pic.  Again my girls attacked the scones as soon as they came out of the oven.

Scones made using Cream Scones Recipe using Thickened Cream and baking powder

Scones using Cream Scones recipe with thickened cream and baking powder

 

Next to try is this Vanilla Scones recipe from Taste.com.au that uses thickened cream and vanilla essence.  Can’t wait to try it as it sounds and looks yummy!

 

Jenn



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