Having bought too much clotted cream for the family dinner on Saturday I was left with a spare pot, and what can you do then except make scones?
I've always used Delia's recipe but they've never been brilliant. Last time I tried Mary Berry's but they weren't amazing either. So this time I gave Paul Hollywood a try. He uses strong bread flour unusually.
The recipe said makes eleven but as I was making them for Zac's I decided to double up, and ended up with an awful lot of large scones!
Good scones though. I'll use this recipe again.
Zac's went fine, the only problem being with our swanky new gender neutral toilet. The sensor light in it only comes on if someone stomps about in the room above.
Many years ago Sean had funding to commission different artists to create pieces based on the beatitudes. All except this one were paintings or sculptures. The rest are all in storage at the moment.
As we were looking at meekness, I read this poem by Stewart Henderson.
8 comments:
The scones look delicious!
Those scones look good. I'd be happy with butter and jam. Can't read the poem though.
I tried a different way and thank you, I could read it after all. A bit overwrought to my taste.
Very tempting scones.
Scones are only an occasional treat for me, but I'd definitely break that rule to try yours!
Well, Paul Hollywood is kind of known as the King of Bread, so I'm not surprized that his scone recipe is worthy. They look yummy!
those scones look delicious what a treat.
Cathy
The scones do look good
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