I love to eat scones. You know how it is to enjoy those delicious things that make you feel so dainty, like you're at some fancy tea party? Those are English scones. This week for Tuesdays with Dorie I had the chance to practice my scone-making skills. Albeit, my lack of scone-making skills.
This was my second time making scones from scratch. It was a good experience. Though I don't think I'm the scone master quite yet. I think will take years of practice and batches and batches of scones.
This particular dough was sticky-sticky! It was filled with lots of butter, buttermilk, oatmeal and fresh nutmeg. I also decided to fold some diced up prunes to the mix. I just love prunes.
I wasn't feeling the best when I made these, so my mom came to visit and we enjoyed these scones straight out of the oven. Fit with a healthy (or really, not so healthy) slab of butter on them. They were good. And it's so nice to bake for my mom, since she's been baking for me my whole life.
These were easy and pretty quick. They didn't blow me out of the water, but I enjoyed them. I think with scones I like to eat them more than make them.
Grab the recipe from Patricia's blog, Life with a Whisk. And see how my fellow Tuesdays with Dorie Baker's liked this oatmeal nutmeg scone recipe, here.
Next week: Caramel Pots de Creme
4 comments:
I'm sure your Mom enjoyed these. Prunes sound like a great addition, I added dates!
Scones are the perfect way to begin ones morning!
I love baking scones and eating them too! I love your prune addition! They look yummy!
I'm not sure if I'll ever master the scone! But these ones were pretty tasty. Yours look great- almost like Irish soda bread in appearance! yum
These were super sticky! I added dried apples to mine and they were great!
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