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Put the kettle on.. it’s another Cake ‘n’ Cookie Friday

Written on August 3, 2009 at 11:58 am, by Gary Maddock-Greene

Cake and Cookie Friday returns with a touch of sophistication as this week our Multimedia Specialist Rich Walker turns his hand to the traditional scone.

Though renowned as a wingman to the mug of traditional English tea, the origin of the scone is a Scottish one which would explain why our own Scotsman Rich was able to produce some of the best scones this side of the border, here is how he did it:

Rich’s “Don’t Call Them Skones” Scones

My favourite fillings - jam, clotted cream and a nice slice of Photoshop

My favourite fillings - jam, clotted cream and a nice slice of Photoshop

Ingredients:
8oz self raising flour
3oz butter
Pinch of salt
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1 tablespoon of sugar
Splash of whole milk

And don’t forget the filling! The Ebuyer crew munched their way through the following:
4 tubs of Cornish clotted cream
1 jar of raspberry jam
1 jar of strawberry jam
450g of fresh strawberries

For information on scones, check out this rather handy history of scones website I found.

It also makes mention of the kingdom of scone and the stone of destiny which I believe is the next title of a future Harry Potter spin-off, anyone? No?

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