May 5, 2011

Cream Scones with Currants




I have tried just about every scone recipe that I have in my large cookbook collection. Some have been great, some just mediocre. My main complaint has been with the prep work, which can be hassle. Last Sunday the Charleston (WV) Sunday Gazette-Mail had one that looked intriguing.

This is the easiest scone recipe that I have ever tried. There are very few ingredients and most can be found in your pantry. The prep work is minimal and the total time involved short. I did have to add more flour than suggested in order for the dough to not be overly sticky. I also increased the baking time for the tops to brown.

This is a recipe that I would use again. The scones were light and tasted great, with little time spent. The one thing that I would change next time would be to brush the tops with heavy cream instead of milk to promote the tops to brown more.

The Charleston Sunday Gazette-Mail does not have the recipe on their site, but it can be found here.

13 comments:

  1. hmmm... i think that tastes delicious, i would like to try to make some! btw thanks for taking time visiting my site, i'm following you back :) i'll go and read your other posts :) you have a great day!

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  2. Yum!! They are making my mouth water, I love a good scone. I'm your latest follower from the Adventures of J-Man and Millerbug blog hop. Looking forward to reading more. Jacqui

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  3. New follower here.

    From this alone you can bet I will become a faithful follower :)

    Teri

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  4. Thank you for swinging by 2 Against 1 , if you haven't yet, be sure to stop by and link up to the TGIF blog hop (Friday).

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  5. Your newest follower from TGIF blog hop. I am in WV too! So happy to have found another blogger from here. Very nice to meet you via blog! LOL! Stop by my blog when you can. Thanks! http://mommywholovesgiveaways.blogspot.com/2011/05/thank-goodness-its-friday-blog-hop.html

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  6. These scones look so yummy! Thanks for pointing us to the recipe. Will have to try it out, maybe for Mother's Day:) Oh and I just landed on your blog and I am now following you thanks to Thirsty Thursday, and it would be so nice if you could share the love back on my blog;)
    Also today we have the coolest blog hop there is... no rules just fun and would love you to join in with us at Boost My Blog Friday, where you can meet lots of friends and have a great time:) See you there!
    Happy Friday

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  7. Following everyone back now, I hope everyone has a great weekend!!

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  8. Looks so yummy! I am now following you back. :)

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  9. Yum! They look delicious.
    I am following you via TGIf blog hop Please follow me.

    http://itsabouttimemamaw.blogspot.com/

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  10. Thanks for the follow:-) I'm following you back! MmM I love scones!!

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  11. This looks deli... I gotta try this one day. I think I'll be frequenting your site since I am trying to learn to cook and bake :)

    Thanks for dropping by my site. I'm now a following you too.

    http://spanishpinaynanay.blogspot.com

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  12. Mmm I've always wanted to learn how to make a scone! Thank you for stopping by. I'm glad you appreciate sushi as much as we do :)

    http://memoirs-of-2-wicked-chefs.blogspot.com/

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  13. Easy scone recipe?! I'm in!

    Thanks for stopping by - am following you back. :)

    xo
    babymama
    avagracescloset.blogspot.com

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