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My Sunday Scones

WEEKEND BAKES...

Felt like eating scones on Saturday night and quickly I messaged my friend for her recipe.  But firstly I asked her whether her recipe is secret one or public... she readily answered that hers is a non-secret one... LOL... She even sent me the screen shots of the recipe taken from youtube.  Anna Olson.... strikes a bell?  Anyway, thanks to my friend and Anna, I have a nice time baking and enjoying these scones!
Next time I can just refer to this recipe for scones...
I did only half a portion as usual.... 
Nine scones... more than enough for me!
I just tweaked on the fillings...
Instead of raisins, I added in cranberries, almond flakes,
walnuts and pecan nuts for the toppings... 
I must be really hungry... I had one at first.... 
then I ate another one with my cranberry jam.... 
I like the lemon zest too...
Next time I must put in more than a tablespoon...
Gave three pieces to my neighbour.... 
And I had 4 left for in-between snacks... 
LOL... 

Comments

  1. Dunno the taste but scones are usually cylindrical. LOL!!! I guess the test of the pudding is in the eating!

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  2. Your scones look so tasty! So good la u, want to eat what, can self create it to eat. Bravo! 👏👏👏👏

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  3. Scones look very good. Next, must make the jam.

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  4. Your scones look delicious. Can send me a few. :D

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  5. They look so delicious! All you need now is a hot cup of coffee to go with them!

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  6. Your scones look yummy! I will eat them with a cup of coffee or tea.

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  7. Your scones look yummy! I will eat them with a cup of coffee or tea.

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