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06 July 2010

English tea-time

Join me for an english tradition tea-time, with savoury home-bake mini buttery scones as i walk you down memory lane to England...
I first had scones were in UK Bath. The taste still linger in my heart...
Freshly bake scones were served for our morning breakfast with a basket of jam & butter. Warm & buttery, tasted heavenly!
We stayed in a country-charm Bed & Breakfast lodging run by a family. I just adore country home & living, it makes one feel warm & relax.
Meanwhile...enjoy with me some home-bake scones.





Do you prefer the plain ones?

with chocolate chips or raisins?

Have a cup of English Breakfast tea.

Rich buttery flavor with crisp outer crust and buttery bread-like inner texture.

fill with blackcurrent jam...

Enjoy...

My children popped one after another. Dh likes it too. All gone within the noon!


Scones:
*makes 23mini scones, 3cm each

230g Self-Raising flour
pinch of salt
40g castor sugar
120g Butter (chilled/cube) *use Golden Churn/Lurpak for richer buttery taste
1 egg + milk make up to 140ml
*raisins (soak in water)
*chocolate chips

Method:
1. Preheat oven to 200deg
2. Sieve Self-raising flour with salt and set aside
3. Cream butter and sugar at slow speed. Just blended will do. Do not overcream.
4. Add egg + milk mixture, mix well will do.
5. Add Self-raising flour and rasins/choc-chips
6. Mix shortly till dough formed.
7. Rest dough on floured top for 20mins.
8. Roll out dough with rolling pin about 4-5cm thickness
9.Cut out using round cookie cutter
10. place dough on paper-lined tray
11. Baking time about 12-15mins

*various serving methods:
serve warm with dollop of whipping cream / ice-cream, nutella, butter or jams

Recipe reference: The Baking Book

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Finally, finished up my craze punnets of fruits for my Fruit Pastry Cake.
Previous post for Fruit Pastry Cake and recipe over here.



Thanks for dropping by...


Jessie




21 comments:

  1. With gorgeous tea sets and high tea mood , it's really enjoyable for a warm afternoon !

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  2. Wow, I like your photos :) I love eating scones also, especially for breakfast or tea time. It pairs well with a cup of tea, I just love this!

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  3. Love the cute story and these mini scones look so adorable!

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  4. Your scones look so cute, must be delicious too... yum yum

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  5. Thanks all for your sweet words :)

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  6. Jessie, this is my first visit to your blog, and your tea was a perfect introduction. It led me to read your earlier post and I'm so glad I did. I love your recipes and the convivial tone of your blog. I'll be back often. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary

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  7. Just want to let you know that you have won my blog giveaway, congrats!

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  8. Mary: Thank you for dropping by my blog. Enjoy your stay here. You have a great day too~

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  9. HHB: I just came from your blog, many thanks again for your gift :)

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  10. How I wish I am there for a cup of tea with the yummy scones. Me too, just baked the fruit pastry cake in cups last week end.

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  11. what beautiful images!! and those scones and jam look so very tasty!!

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  12. The tea set is so beautiful and the scones look so soft, so yummy with jam. Oh and congrats for ur winning :)

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  13. Hey, I came across your blog via HHB!! Love your work! Keep it up! Congrats on winning the giveaway, too!

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  14. I love your lovely tea set and scones too.
    Nice blog you have, will visit often :)

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  15. lately, there were some problems to publish comments. Some of the previous comments wasn't shown here either. Hopefully they fix up the issue soon. For those of you whom left your comment for me, i truly appreciate all~

    Jess: Thanks!

    Pei-Lin: Thank you for dropping by my blog. Enjoy your stay here.

    Anncoo: Thank you for your compliment. Do come by again.

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  16. Hi, I came from HHB's blog too. Nice to know another baking blog from Singapore. I read all your posts at one go. Wow, you bake almost everyday! Keep the posts coming! :)

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  17. Hi SSB, nice "meeting" you too. Enjoy your stay here. Yes, i bake almost everyday, baking is so addictive :)

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  18. First time drop by, i gonna make the fruit pastry cake one of these day...

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  19. Somewhere in Sin: thanks for dropping by. Look forward to see your fruit pastry cake soon.

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  20. i love having english tea!!!

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