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    Lets make some savoury cheese scones ( with pics )

    Lets have a go at making a nice little savoury cheese scone to brighten up tommorows lunchbox.

    This should be quick and easy I have never done this before so lets have a go ,, I am cooking the chicken at the moment so there is room in the oven to get these little boys in alongside the bird for 20 mins.

    Ingredients as
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    1.. 200g of self raising flour

    2. pinch of salt

    3. 40g of butter

    4. 60g of good strong flavour cheese ( dont skimp here )

    5. 100 ml of milk .

    Here we go gentlemen start your ovens 180 on the fan oven

    First we put the flour- butter + cheese grated into the bowl like so


    Then chop it all up with the knife and rub in the butter with your fingers lightly to make a nice crumbly mixture like so


    Then we add the 100ml of milk and turn out on a floured board like so


    After rolling your mixture out flat about 1 inch thick and cutting to shape put on grease proof paper in a tin ready for the oven , at this point I egg washed the tops and put a little extra grated cheese on the tops before they go in the oven .


    Here we are 20 mins later ,as soon as theyre cool enuf I,m gonna slice one in half wap a bit of butter in and ,,,,,,,,,,get in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


    Well that was bloody delicious! even though I say so myself , I,m even wondering if any are gonna make the ol lunch box tommorow,,,,,,,such is life give em a go enjoy
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    Good effort! I tried to slime you, but couldnae.

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    Scoff them tonight and make some cheese straws for work

    Even I can do cheese straws, oh and flapjacks

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    Not bad Nigel
    , but them there scons, or sconEs as we call them up north , can be a bit dry
    I looking to make something a bit more juicy
    so I'm waiting for the
    ''Lets make an apple pie with lovely yellow custard'' edition
    so i can copy it
    thanks

    PS no crimping the pie crust
    with your false teeth dentures, Harold Steptoe style please

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue
    but them there scons, or sconEs as we call them up north , can be a bit dry
    No the lovely grated cheddar takes care of this mate ,, nice and moist
    Quote Originally Posted by blue
    PS no crimping the pie crust with your false teeth dentures, Harold Steptoe style please
    No dentures in them hills yet mate ,, mind you a fair selection of gold crowns

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    Quote Originally Posted by nigelandjan
    a fair selection of gold crowns
    An investment to be sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue View Post
    PS no crimping the pie crust
    with your false teeth dentures, Harold Steptoe style please
    I think you'll find that it was Albert Steptoe that used his dentures, son Harold was most disgusted



    (don't you hate nit-pickers)

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    ^
    showing me up,
    and in front of the whole culinary world too ..........
    You dirty old man


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    Well,

    did they make it to work ?

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    Sounds like a nice tasty recipe, will give it a try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwinev
    Sounds like a nice tasty recipe, will give it a try.
    Thankyou please post a pic of your results

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    Looking bloody good. But what sauce did you eat them with? or was the cheese enough? I'm thinking Branston pickle would go very well.

    Saying that though, 2 days ago I was dipping french bread into wasabi.

    I'm a dipper.

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    Princey just a slice through the middle with a sharp knife then a dollop of best Anchor butter is all thats required mate aroi mak mak !

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    Branstons pickle tops Anchor every time!

    All that Cheese. Gotta have it.

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