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Quick and Easy Scones
Matt’s Marvelous Mouthwatering Morsels on Monday: Quick and Easy Scones
Rise and shine! Scones and coffee for breakfast! |
Today’s blog post touches on something near and dear to my heart. That’s right dear reader, we’re returning to sweet pastries! Tea time or a special treat for breakfast, I can’t think of a single time of day that a scone couldn’t make better! The best thing about this recipe is that you can put in whatever you have! Following last week's thread about freeze dried fruit, this makes a great triple berry or blueberry scone. I also love chocolate chip and pecan. Oh and orange is so good too (just like Panera!).
Makes 4 large scones, perfect for the Omnia stovetop oven.
The ingredients:
1 1/4 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 cup sugar
pinch of salt
1/4 stick (2 tablespoons) cold butter
1 egg
1/4 cup milk
Flavor options:
2 tablespoon key lime, lime, lemon or orange juice
zest of fruit of choice
or
1/2 cup chocolate chips
1/2 nuts
or
1/2 cup fruit/berries
2 tablespoons of juice, if you have it (if you hydrated the berries, for example, use the juice!)
The process:
Mix in butter until it sticks into crumbly balls. |
Mix flour, baking powder, sugar and salt in mixing bowl. Mix in butter with a fork until crumbly.
This recipe is perfect for our Omnia stovetop oven! |
Add in egg, milk, juice and zest and mix to combine. Plop a quarter of the mix into the Omnia and cook until brown on the bottom and springy on the top.
Chocolate Chip and Pecan! Yum! |
4 comments
Is Matt available for hire? I'd like to wake up to these scones in the morning :-)
ReplyDeleteOf course he is, we're cruisers! I think our current rate seems to be about 20 cents an hour, before expenses.
DeleteThose look delicious! I'm with Ellen. Is Matt for hire? I can't tell you the last time David cooked anything, let alone baked. But then again, it is a bit scary whenever he does. ;-)
ReplyDeleteStephanie @ SV CAMBRIA
Sometimes, I get inspired and decide to bake something chocolately. But then I can't find anything, then something is burning, something gets dropped, the swearing is possibly followed by crying, and Matt decides to just take over and try and salvage the situation. So I guess there can only be one in any relationship!
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