Dry:
- 1 c flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1/6 c sugar
- pinch of salt
- raisins / craisins / currants / dried blueberries / whatever
Wet:
- 1/2 c fat free yogurt
- 1 egg
Preheat oven to 375. Mix the dry ingredients. Mix the wet ingredients. Combine, but don't over-mix. Spoon out into about six equal scones on a greased baking sheet. Bake 375 for about fifteen minutes, until just barely brown on top.
Thoughts:
I wanted some vaguely healthy scones. But Alton Brown's recipe called for sour cream, butter, and shortening. A lot of recipes use heavy cream or buttermilk in addition to as much butter as the batter will hold.
The fat gives the scone a flakier texture. So these scones will not be the usual scone texture. They're kind of cakey, but when you warm them up with butter and a little jam, they work perfectly for tea. If I want more fat next time, I could try whole fat yogurt instead of fat free. Emily suggests possibly adding oats to alter the texture, though I'm skeptical.
Disaster Index: 3/10 - They're not quite scones, but they're still pretty good.
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