Nothing beats the humble scone when it comes to a delicious treat, snack, or scrumptious afternoon tea. Whether you are planning an afternoon tea party or just fancy snacking on a delicious savoury scone, here are six tempting scone recipes to try.
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ToggleFirst up is the plain and simple cheddar cheese scone. This might seem pretty basic, but opting for a stronger mature cheddar can really pack in the flavour. Firstly, take 200g of self-raising flour, place it in a bowl, and rub in 50g of butter. Mix in 25g of porridge oats, 75g of your strong cheddar cheese, and 150ml of milk, combining everything to form a dough. Use a cutter to cut out your scones and bake for around 12-15 minutes. You could top your cheddar scones with avocado, bacon, or a little grated cheese.
Fry some delicious bacon and add a handful of chives to your favourite cheddar scone recipe for a punchy, smoky flavour. These make a perfect breakfast scone or a delicious addition to your afternoon tea. Add to an afternoon tea box delivery from a company such as www.afternoonteabox.com/ and invite your friends round.
Bring a touch of the Mediterranean home by adding a handful of rich sun-dried tomatoes, black olives, and feta cheese to your savoury scones for a flavourful twist on a classic scone snack.
What is better than a ploughman’s? A cheese and pickle scone is a close contender. Pack them with 100g of tangy chopped up pickle and add red leicester cheese for a mouthwatering savoury treat.
Add poppy and sesame seeds and finely chopped chives to your scone recipe and serve with lashings of smoked salmon and cream cheese for a New York bagel-inspired scone. Vegans could add a smoked salmon alternative instead.
Add a touch of tang by adding yeast extract to your cheddar scone recipe. Stir in a little soft cheese for an extra cheesy marmite scone.