Never Fail Cheese Scones - a step by step guide.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- How to make cheese scones. A step by step guide. Ideal for beginners.
275g /10oz SR Flour
1tsp Mustard Powder
1/2 tsp Baking Powder
1/2 tsp Salt
80g / 3oz Butter
80g/3oz Strong Cheese
1 egg
90g/ 3.5 oz Natural Plain Yogurt
2tbsp Milk
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Such a great video and nicely explained ! Thank you! Can't wait to try it. ❤️
Thank you for your kind words. Let me know how you get on. ❤️❤️
I've been looking for a really good recipe for cheese scones and this is it! Thanks muchley, they look delicious 😋
They are super delicious. Let me know how you get on.❤
These scones turned out delicious! This recipe comes highly recommended. In order to keep the butter as cold as possible I put in the freezer for a short time and then grated it. I also wrapped the scones in a tea towel as soon as the came out the oven to help retain moisture.
Thank you for your lovely feedback. I'm pleased you enjoyed them. 🥰
Just made your scones and they turned out perfect. Thank you so much for the receipe 🤩
My pleasure, so pleased you like them.
Absolutely a wonderful video demonstration! I will make these tomorrow. I love the way you talk and how delightful you are. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words Nancy ❤️
Omg how delicious. Thank you for this recipe. I added some garlic powder and spring onion and they turned out fabulous doing a batch for freezer for the coming festive season.
So pleased you like them Tracey ❤️
So easy to follow. Going to the shop now. Thank you.
So pleased you found it useful. They are delicious, I hope you enjoy them also.
Well explained... Been missing such lessons. Thanks
Pleased to be of help.:)
Thankyou I must make these
My family can't get enough of them. Let me know how you get on.
They look lovely I shall definitely try these 😊
Please do and let me know how you get on. ❤❤
I Iain will have to have a go some time by 2023
Thank you just made these and they are amazing
Thank you for the lovely feedback. So pleased you like them. 😊
Yummmmm!!
Thank you. ❤❤
Looks good
Thank you, they are good. Give them a try and let me know how you get on.
My favourite 😋
Mine too, not to mention the whole family.
Will definitely give this recipe a go 👍
They look fantastic I will defiantly try them and it so fast as well.
All.my family will.get this 👍😍
Thank you for taking the time to respond ❤️. I hope your family enjoy them as much as mine do. Let me know how you get on.😍
#Learned
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Which shelf in the oven do you put the scones on please, you didn't say and I couldn't quite see. Thank you.
I always place my scones on the top shelf.
@@EatTheseWords thank you for your reply. Much appreciated.
@@EatTheseWords thank you for your reply. Much appreciated.
Can you freeze them
Yes, I would freeze them before you cook them.
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Where are you from? it sounds like your from the North East England 🥰
You have a good ear, I’m from Cumbria.
I am from County Durham x
@@christinemoore7704I am from mars🤪
South Australia
Hi Betty. Greetings to South Australia.
I don't use egg I find it makes scones heavy and dense, just my experience........
That's OK. You should give them a try though. These scones are most definitely not dense or heavy but I respect your experience.
How much butter
3oz
Or see description below
Do I have to use an egg ? Made me hungry..👍👏🏻
Hi Helen. No you don't have to use an egg but I find the texture is better if you do.
You didn’t put egg yolk on it.. should we do it?
Hi, thank you for asking. There is no need to put egg yolk on your scones. It is only put on to glaze the scone.
Personal choice - a little milk also adds a light glaze. Also a whole egg.
Can I cook these in my toaster oven?
Hi, thank you for your question. I’m afraid I’m not familiar with a toaster oven so can’t give you advise on this. So sorry.
Fine
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Thank you
You missed three ingredients in your measurements above
Oops, well spotted. I have now added them. Thank you for letting me know.
I’m curious why she keeps calling them scones instead of biscuits when that’s obviously what they are. I mean you don’t go to red lobster and get cheddar scones. But 🤷♂️
Scones have been around since the 1500's, originally from Scotland. American biscuits were only invented in the 1800's when raising agents were readily available. Biscuits are a crisp, sweet, flat item in these parts. They are often referred to as a cookie across the pond (USA). 🤷🏼♂️🤣
Who is this "we" to whom you refer? If it's you on your own, then keep your commentary to the singular, please.
The "we" I refer to are the people cooking along with me. It is more personal than saying "I" all the time and implies togetherness. I realise this isn't to all tastes but you have the right to ignore my videos. I wish you well whatever your decision.
very good, only one comment, please take your ring off. a mighty bunch of bacteria are ynder your ring!
Thank you for your observation. I will take it on board. No cases of food poisoning yet as bacteria dies at 120C when cooked for 15 mins.❤
how much butter
Hi Carol, it would be 3oz of butter or 80g. You could also use plant based spreads, margarine or lard/trex. x