scone history
this country is credited with the origins of scones
what is scotland?
this ingredient makes scones rise
what is baking powder?
a classic dried fruit used in scones
what are raisins?
the best way to incorporate the butter into scone dough
what is cutting it in with a pastry cutter or grating it?
what is the American version of a scone sometimes called
what is a biscuit?
scones were traditionally cooked on this type of cooking surface
what is a griddle?
the ideal scone texture should be this
what is flaky and tender?
a popular cheese used in savory scones
what is cheddar?
the best temperature to bake scones
what s 400F or 200C?
what type of scone is often made with pumpkin
Pumpkin scone
the first printed recipe for scones was printed on this country
what is the 16th country?
the liquid ingredient used in scones
what is milk/buttermilk?
the warm spice is commonly found in pumpkin scones
what is cinnamon?
why you should avoid overmixing scone dough
what is it makes the scones tough?
what type of flour is sometimes used to make scones
what is wholemeal flour?
scones became a staple in this British tradition
what is afternoon tea?
the difference between scones and biscuits
what is sweeter and denser?
a type of meat often added to savory scones
what is bacon?
this tool helps cut even scones
what is a bench scaper or round cutter?
what savory scone variation is made with cheese and often onions
what is cheese scone?
the name "scone" is believed to come from this Scottish term
what is sconbrot? meaning fine white bread
scones are commonly served with this fruit preserve
what is jam?
this herb gives a fresh flavor to cheese scones
what is rosemary or chives?
the benefit of chilling scone dough before baking
what is it keeps the butter solid for flakier layers
what popular variation of scone incorporates citrus and tart berries, often found in North American bakeries.
What is orange and cranberry?