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A light, refreshing breakfast scone.
*Mix the milk, honey and egg.
*Sift in the dry ingredients and mix.
*Add the melted butter, followed by the lemon rind.
*Roll out into 3/8″ thick on a floured board. Cut into wedges with a pizza cutter.
*Lightly grease and flour cookie sheets. Sprinkle sugar on top of scones.
*Bake at 350 degrees until just golden brown (10 – 18 minutes). Transfer to cooling rack, but serve warm. Enjoy with jam. (Can be nicely warmed in the microwave or oven if made ahead of time.)
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Naurien on 9.1.2009
I plan to make this as soon as I find a grater! In the meantime, I don’t have any buttermilk, so I went searching and About.com has a great idea of making it with regular milk and vinegar or… lemon juice! Making your own buttermilk with lemon juice would be perfect for this recipe! 1 T lemon juice in the bottom of a 1 cup measure, then top it off to the 1 c line with milk and let it sit for five minutes. Voila! Buttermilk! Now I’m off to find the grater…
hscukanec on 8.11.2009
Awesome! Not too sweet. I added some fresh bluberries and it was a great addition!
Cathie on 8.6.2009
Yummy! Not very sweet, but perfect with jam, whipped cream, or even just some butter. Adding the lemon zest after the flour seems a little strange, though; I’m not sure that I got the distribution I would have liked. I will probably add it to the liquids next time.