I always have thought of scones as a not-so-savory biscuit. They should be light and flaky with plentiful layers just like a biscuit but also have a touch of sweetness. Going to afternoon tea and getting scones with jam and clotted cream, delish!
For that person you know who doesn't have the biggest sweet tooth and isn't the biggest dessert person, scones are an excellent treat for them because they only have a hint of sweetness. These make a great homemade gift, with an extra personal touch
Any type of fruit, nut, candy or chocolate can be thrown in to make a unique scone recipe of your own and the person you are gifting with these delicious little pastries will be ever so thankful.
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Cranberry Orange Scones
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Orange Angel Food Cake: Passover Edition
Who says you can't have cake during Passover? With the creation of matzo cake meal, anything is possible nowadays. Although I guess the purpose is to give up items such as cake, bread, & cookies but why not get around it if you can find a loophole? Its all kosher!
This is one of the best ways to hide the matzo that you are sick of eating after one day, because it doesn't taste like a "passover version" of some food you crave during that long week. Instead, just a light & airy fresh cake.
With some juicy strawberries in an orange syrup, this cake is deeelish!
This is one of the best ways to hide the matzo that you are sick of eating after one day, because it doesn't taste like a "passover version" of some food you crave during that long week. Instead, just a light & airy fresh cake.
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| our seder table |
With some juicy strawberries in an orange syrup, this cake is deeelish!
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