May 2020
11:23pm, 29 May 2020
617 posts
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Jenelopy
Nice baking from so many people!
Interesting to hear the variation in scone recipes - it had never occurred to me to add egg. I make really basic scones, that you could probably argue aren't real scones as they don't have lashing of butter or milk!
240g plain flour 4 tsp baking powder 60ml canola oil water to make it the right consistency (about 175ml I think) chopped apple and walnut
The ones pictured on this thread look much fancier.
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May 2020
11:38pm, 29 May 2020
4,610 posts
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quimby
Runnyeyes - yes, I use a Tesco standard strong cheddar, no need for anything fancy. I really fancy baking them, but in this hot weather I am not sure I have the stamina. Plus the quantity I usually bake means I need to take some into work so we don't put on a stone in a week
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May 2020
11:41pm, 29 May 2020
4,611 posts
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quimby
A colleague posted a recipe for Staffordshire oatcakes on Facebork the other day. Might have a go at some point, but perhaps more a recipe for people who don't have easy access to them from the shops.
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May 2020
6:36am, 30 May 2020
2,601 posts
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Little Miss Happy
Quimby - if you cut then freeze the scones they are edible straight from the freezer with about a 30 second blast in the microwave. Not as good as fresh from the oven but handy to have as a standby.
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May 2020
7:32am, 30 May 2020
38,056 posts
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Purps
I love oatcakes. I've made them before using a hairy bikers recipe.
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May 2020
8:21am, 30 May 2020
8,372 posts
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leaguefreak
I didn't try Staffordshire oatcakes til I was 20 on account of my father disapproving because they were from the potteries.
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May 2020
9:00am, 30 May 2020
26,932 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Toasts well.
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May 2020
9:51am, 30 May 2020
26,933 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Very happy indeed.
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May 2020
10:03am, 30 May 2020
37,224 posts
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LindsD
Nice! Cheese bread today, I think.
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May 2020
11:54am, 30 May 2020
1,685 posts
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panad
Lovely looking loaf WS.
I currently have one plain and one olive sourdough loaf proving...
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