Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Great Nanny's Scones

When Penny and I were in nurse's training in downtown Vancouver, we used to visit Penny's grandmother, Great Nanny and she would feed us fresh scones. Her original recipe was from her mother back in Scotland. We stopped by and Ron was just pulling 2 trays out of the oven. Guess how much we enjoyed them hot.
I don't think she had measuring spoons in those days.

Great Nanny's Scones
  
2 cups flour
2 small hands of sugar
1 tsp. point of soda
1 small tsp salt
3 large tsp. baking powder
1 tbsp Crisco or margarine
1 tbsp butter
1 egg 
3/4 cup milk
Cut butter and Crisco into flour
Mix cheese, raisins, or any fruit or
spices, sundried tomatoes, chives
or anything you want to the dry
ingredients.  Make a hole in the dry
mixture.
Mix wet ingredients and add to flour
mixture just enough to blend.  Pat into
a flat shape with lots of flour on your
hands and cut into the shapes of your
choice.
Bake at 400 degrees for about 20 mins.



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