There is not a whole lot to say about Cream Scones other than they are delicious. I love any kind of scone, cream scone is no exception. They came together easily, I grated my frozen butter. That was a great trick--one I will do forever! The complete recipe is at a Cafe Lynnylu. Check out the photography on Lynne's blog, she is really a pro! I check her blog often just for the eye candy.
I made the scones late and tucked them safely in the freezer. We would have tried them tonight for a midnight snack but we had Dories Summer Galette made with raspberries that needed our full attention. Wow, that's one treat...
So I'll bake off a couple of scones for breakfast and the rest will wait patiently in a frozen state for company coming later this week. I'm also thinking they will be joined in the freezer with a roll or two of World Peace Cookies. Yep, my sweet daughter is here to help me make all these goodies. Jill is a great chef.
10 comments:
The scones look lovely, but I have to say, nothing compares to those two wonderful smiley faces, not even those beautiful scones. Enjoy!
Beautiful scones and gorgeous girls! :)
Oh I love your photo! And I love the idea of grating your butter. Beautiful scones.
Your daughter is so beautiful! I've never done the grating of the butter thing. My husband did once and the kitchen was a disaster so I've tried to avoid that!
gorgeous photo of you and your little one! The scones look great too! I always love a scone for breakfast, or tea ... or really any time:)
Mary
Your scones look lovely, and it is a great idea to freeze them. I LOVE the photo of your daughter and her baby - just gorgeous!
Great photo at the end there! Late at night and I'm visiting scone posts and it's making me really want one (or two)!
Lovely scones and a gorgeous daughter and granddaughter! Thanks for the compliment and for baking with me.
Scones look perfect. And what wonderful help to have in the kitchen.
cute picture! Sounds like you have some great treats to enjoy
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