Scones can either be had as a breakfast, brunch or as a snack. Scones are single serving cakes or quick breads that does not have yeast in them and an English version of our own Indian biscuits. Scones are very lightly sweetened and on occasions like high tea’s they are also lightly glazed on top. I have already made these
Banana Cinnamon Scones which are so flavorful and this time chose these old fashioned butter scones that are so soft to the bite and flaky as well. The scones were easy to make and are ultimate in taste when eaten slathered with jam.
For this month’s last week of
Avant garde Cookies, Roshni challenged us to cook out recipes from story books. The word immediately reminded me of Enid Blyton. Any kid’s childhood is so incomplete without her reading her books. When I told the theme, Arun was extremely delighted as he loves “The Famous Five” and “Secret Seven” very much. He started giving out a lengthy list of recipes to try out from the Famous Five’s picnics at the country side. I made a lemonade, a sandwich but finally wanted to make these scones as well. The boys just gobbled them after slathering it with jam. Though it was not a pastry dough, it was really flaky and oh so buttery.