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Im 30 yrs old very happy married to a wonderful man (Nathan) i have a 7yr old son (Lochlan) and one on the way! We live in a town called Davistown. Im an aussie that use to live in the states! But have recently returned back to Australia! And im VERY passionate about cooking and my family!

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Thursday, March 18, 2010

~Part 1 of an Irish Feast!~


~Good Old Butter Milk Scones~


3 Cups of All Purpose Flour


2 1/2 tsp of baking powder


1/2 tsp of salt


1/2 tsp of baking soda


1 stick of butter (unsalted and COLD) (cut into small pieces makes it easier to rub into the flour!)


1 cup of COLD butter milk


1 egg (beaten)


(a lil extra buttermilk or egg to brush the tops of the scones b4 baking!)


~Directions~


First Preheat your oven to 450 degrees, sift your flour salt and rub in butter. Once done rubbing the butter throughly threw the flour mixture, make a well in the middle of your bowl and pour in the buttermilk and beaten egg. Mix QUICKLY to form a soft dough, if said dough its still to dry dont be afraid to add a lil extra buttermilk if necessary! Turn your dough out onto a floured surface and roll out very lightly until desired thickness i went for about 1inch i reckon! I couldnt find my circle cookie cutter not till the last batch so i "made" do with pulling the dough apart and shaping it with my hands! DO NOT work the dough to much or you WILL end up with HOCKEY PUCKS! Once you have enough cut out for your cookie sheet go ahead and "glaze" "wash" them with your beaten egg wash or extra buttermilk. I baked mine for 16mins each batch you can bake them longer if you want them a little browner on top! No more then 20mins tho!


Nothing beats a HOT scone fresh out of the oven smear it with a lil Homemade Butter Homemade Strawberry Jam and Freshly made sugar free whipped cream!


D.E.L.I.S.H














Look forward for these next recipes Ladies!


Irish Soda Bread (its ugly but it sure is tasty!)


Fried Cabbage with onion garlic and chillie powder and Peppered Bacon


And one of the most succulent SliverSide/Corn Beef Recipes EVA!


5 comments:

KathyA said...

The scones look scrumptious!

the domestic mama said...

mmm... I can't wait! :)

Natasha in Oz said...

I am really looking forward to reading your recipe for corned beef-it's one of my favorite dishes!

I hope you don't mind but I have a little award waiting for you at my blog.

Best wishes for a wonderful week,
Natasha.

Anonymous said...

Yummy! can't wait to try out this recipe, sounds delicious! Marcia

Alexis AKA MOM said...

HOLY MOLY I want them!!! They look fab and to die for!