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Traditional English Scones
Ingredients
Utensils
rolling pin
Step 1/12
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- 66⅔ g self raising flour
 - 16⅔ g unsalted butter
 - ⅛ tsp salt
 - ⅛ tsp baking powder
 
Add the flour, salt, butter, and 1 heaped tsp of baking powder to a big mixing bow and mix everything with your fingers until it resembles fine breadcrumbs.
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- 12 g sultanas
 
Mix the sultanas in.
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Mix one egg and divide it into two. About 25g each half.
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- 24⅞ ml whole milk
 - 11¾ g caster sugar
 - ⅛ egg (mixed)
 - ⅛ tsp vanilla extract
 
In a jug, mix the milk, 1 half of the egg mixture, caster sugar and the vanilla extract.
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Add **most** of the mixture to the flour, leaving about 50ml to the side to egg wash the scones.
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Mix em with a spatula or wooden spoon to bind everything. Don’t over work the mixture.
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Tip it out onto the table and finish binding it with your hands.
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Don’t over work it. It should not feel sticky to your hands.
Step 9/12
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- rolling pin
 
Roll it out to about 1/2 in., or thicker if you prefer.
Step 10/12
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Cut them out with a scone cutter.
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Put them on a tray and egg wash there to off the scones.
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Put them in a pre-heated oven (180 Celsius) for 20 mins.
Enjoy your meal!
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