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This is intended to be mainly about my crafting stories, as a personal record of what I do. However, I interpret crafting quite widely, not just paper crafting but other things too. I have a butterfly mind and like to change from one thing to another depending on what I feel like on a given day - knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, cards, baking and several others, including my favourite right now, parchment, both traditional skills and Groovi, very relaxing and calming to do.

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Wednesday, 2 November 2011

WOYWW - 126 Part 2 - Cheese scone recipe.

Several people have asked for the recipe for these tasty cheese scones.  It came from Mollie Harris, who played Martha Woodford in The Archers.
Ingredients
3oz grated cheese (I prefer mature cheddar)
Pinch of cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon of dry mustard (Colemans)
1 teaspoon of salt
1 teaspoon of baking powder
½ oz margarine
6 oz SR flour
Milk to make a soft dough
Mix all the ingredients thoroughly, roll out and cut into scone shapes as usual.  Put on a flat baking tray, brush the tops with milk.  the cook at 425F, 220C or Gas Mark7 for about 10 minutes.  Remove from baking tray and put to cool on wire rack.
You can either cut them and butter them, or freeze them for use later, or even toast them in they last long enough to turn a bit stale.

Enjoy!

13 comments:

Hettie said...

Thanks for this - I shall compare them with the recipe I used last week!! That was from Aunty Beeb!!

Debbie Rock said...

Will have to makethese for you-know-who as he can't live without cheese ... I don't like cheese once it has been cooked so will leave my half plain! xXx Debbie #77

The Crafty Elf said...

Maggie....looks yummy and I've written it down! Thanks for making me drool so early in the morning! :D

Eileen said...

Thanks Maggie.... I have grandson Thomas staying with us for a couple of days (TWO weeks for his school half term!) So I am gonna make them with him tomorrow ... I will let you know how they come out .... like yours I hope!E x

Hazel said...

Yummy!!! Came here from WOYWW - love your tasty workspace!! x

Jan said...

These look really yummy Maggie.... I've copied the recipe and will make some at the weekend.
p.s. we had a lovely crafty break, thank you! Haven't quite put the van to bed yet.... will try to squeeze in just one more weekend!

famfa said...

The best workdesk I've seen today even though they have made me hungry! Look yummy.

Di said...

Oh Maggie - yummy! I adore cheese scones and these look delicious! Gonna be baking these very soon! Di xx

Emma Williams said...

Thanks for sharing the recipe with us and making me so hungry with all your gorgeous creations, I just wish i lived nearer to come and do the taste test!
Thank you for your lovely comments!
Enjoy the scones and Victoria sandwich...
Love Emma xx

fairyrocks said...

That photo looks so great when I read the recipe, I could almost smell the cayenne!!
Keep smiling and thanks :)

okienurse said...

OMG! Here goes my diet! THose look so good. Thanks for sharing the recipe with me. Vickie

Deb said...

oh wow, these look divine! I have just been talking about cheese scones, will have to make some now!
have a great day, Debxx

Tracy said...

Those look really yummy! I love cheese scones, so will try them. Thanks for your comment on my blog about the Simon show.