2024 the best scones recipe review

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How would you like to make authentic scones, with just a few steps
and from ingredients you already have in your kitchen?
How would you like to impress your friends and family with your very own English tea party? Even if you have never made a scone before, you can make scones like a pro the first time trying. With my easy to understand recipes, directions and tips you will be making scones in no time.

Very Simple Scones
Rich Chocolate Chip Scones
Strawberry Patch Scones
Harvest Apple Scones
Berry Berry Cranberry Scones
October Pumpkin Scones
Very Cherry Scones
Gingerbread Scones
Cranberry Oat Scones
Island Coconut Scones
Fresh Fig Scones
Lemon Cream Scones
Apricot Cream Scones
Bacon Cheddar Scones
Cheddar Scones
Ham and Cheddar Scones
Easy Clotted Cream
Spiced Glaze
Lemon Glaze
Lemon Curd

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B007T9Z3PC
Publisher ‏ : ‎ (April 10, 2012)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 10, 2012
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 4783 KB
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Print length ‏ : ‎ 47 pages
Reviewer: Obiter dictum
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fantastic and so far fool-proof! Wish I could give it 10 stars.
Review: I do not review many books - not because I shouldn't (because I should!), but because I am lazy.However, this one is SO good that I just had to take some time to say thanks to the author.I am not one of nature's bakers - I am a good cook, but a lot of baking is chemistry, not cooking.But I love scones, so I took a chance on this book - and it is a complete winner. Even better - so far, it's fool-proof - and for me that's saying a LOT.In an excess of enthusiasm, I have tried 3 recipes in 2 days.Last night I started out with the first recipe for simple scones - based on the principle that if the easiest, most basic offering was excellent, it boded well for the more complicated offerings. Also, to get my feet wet - and happily I had all ingredients at hand.Last night I had to call them "biscuits" to get my husband to try one. Today, he is now fine with the term "scone", and asked which flavor I was making today. If you knew him, you would realize how amazing this is. He had a cheese scone for dinner, and is looking forward to a brown sugar and pecan scone topped with strawberries and whipped cream left over from the recipe for dessert. He is a happy camper and total convert to the world of scones. Now the problem will be explaining why he can't have them every day.The basic scone recipe went together easily. Her tip to freeze the butter is, I think, a big part of this. Grating it is kind of a pain, but I think it's probably easier than cutting the butter into pieces unfrozen. For whatever reason, they were delicious. I omitted the raisins, because my husband doesn't like them - but they were still wonderful. Buttery and fall-apart in your mouth.Today, I was out to the market to get heavy cream and pecans. I made both the brown sugar and pecan scones AND the savory cheddar scones.The brown sugar and pecan is similar to the basic one, so I was expecting the consistency, and it came together in the same way, even though the basic is made with sour cream and egg, and the pecan calls for heavy cream and no egg. (I love the fact that she uses regular milk, sour cream, buttermilk, heavy cream...so there's going to be a recipe for whatever you have at hand.)However, when I went to make the cheddar scones, I passed lightly over her comment "batter will be sticky" at first reading. When I had a sticky mess in my bowl, I re-read the recipe, and was comforted a bit. Still, I had my doubts. It was difficult to cut these into wedges - too mushy - so I did my best and just threw them in the oven. They turned out PERFECTLY. Moister than the other two, and puffed higher - and they taste better than the cheddar biscuits at Red Lobster, for those of you familiar with that restaurant. Just divine, really.So, I now trust this author completely. I, who find it difficult to follow ANY recipe exactly (which probably explains my previous problems with baking) will continue to follow her directions to the letter, and I have complete faith that every recipe will be great.I can't wait to try her recipes for easy clotted cream and lemon curd - they are bound to be as delicious as her other offerings.This book is just wonderful. I wish I could give it 10 stars.

Reviewer: Kindle Customer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Tasty
Review: Clear, concise directions. Different categories--sweet and savory. Good variety in each category. Didn't see an explanation why using frozen butter....a pastry thing? Looking forward to trying these this weekend.

Reviewer: D.Hansler
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: My go-to book!
Review: I have had this recipe book for a few years now and it is one I highly recommend to others. Every recipe I have tried has been easy to follow and comes out amazing. I have even used the recipes as a base for my own experiments such as cinnamon chip and maple bacon. I love the Ham and Swiss or Cheddar for brunch and making the cherry pistachio this morning. My only wish is that I could buy a physical book to have because I would be so sad should I not be able to access my kindle version.

Reviewer: TexasAmerican
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simple ingredients, easy recipes!
Review: Quick and easy recipes. You will want to use these over and over again. Great addition to a good cup of coffee or tea.

Reviewer: LJ
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Really Unique Variety of Delicious Scones
Review: Until I picked up this book, I had only thought of scones as being plain -- or maybe with raisins or currants or berries. There is such a great variety here. I'm not much of a cook (although I LOVE to eat and bake for others when I have time). So I appreciated the simplicity and easy ingredients for these recipes. And what a great variety -- there are the simple scones, for sure. But some other favorites were the October Pumpkin Scones and the Cheddar Dinner Scones. I'll have to try the others soon. Plus there were 4 toppings that you could make as well. This is a great little book if you want to try your hand at making scones (or just love them like I do)!

Reviewer: GinnyReader
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Yum!
Review: Great scone recipes! My favorite part of the book was the tip and information section at the beginning. I loved the frozen butter idea -- should've been able to think that one up, just didn't! What a great little cook book to have on hand. I noticed other reviewers didn't get the entire directions but everything was included in my Kindle copy.

Reviewer: ReadMyLips29
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very good recipes!
Review: This has so many good recipes, multiple I have tried and came out so yum! Even shared some recipes with my friend who asked because the ham and cheese scones were so good with a nice cup of coffee☕. Definitely worth the buy.

Reviewer: Byron
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: wonderful sampling of many different scones & toppings!!
Review: This is a great book for all of us who enjoy English Teas, to elegant breakfast treats, to just a terrific snack for for the kids or drop in visits with friends. There is everything from the basic scone to many varieties---including sweet treats, spicy delights, and savory tidbits!! Couple of my favorites were the white chocolate & cranberries, the October pumpkin, the ham & cheese, and the cheesy corn with just a touch of heat. Everything for even the pickiest eater. Extra bonus is the receipt for making your own clotted clean, and lemon curd. Easy recipes with clear directions!!

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Ik vond dat de recepten teveel bedacht leken om een boek te vullen. Ik heb er een paar gemaakt, maar ik vond de smaak maar zo zo.

Reviewer: Sue
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Ok now I love scones so of course I had to get this book! and I think tomorrow I will be making some Strawberry patch scones for afternoon tea! Gingerbread scones! wow never tried them before will have to try that one too 🙂

Reviewer: Donna
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Good book

Reviewer: Albert Mowsrangler
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I was really looking forward to this - and then I opened it. This is not a book for anyone outside the USA. Measurements are in Cups for almost everything (a 'stick' of butter being one exception and I had no idea what a 'stick' of butter was). The flour used is "All Purpose", which in the UK means 'Plain'. If I had this as a book I could, if I'd had the inclination, gone through and replaced all the measurements with ones I could use. But - it wasn't and I couldn't. Another annoying point is that only 'frozen' butter is used.Given that the Kindle market is international would it have been too much to have put weight or volume measurements either in a table somewhere or, better, for each recipe? It's a shame because it's otherwise a good book with excellent recipes, clear instructions and good photography. It could have been 4 star (frozen butter?) but I could only give it 2 because I couldn't be bothered to try and translate all the measurements.