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but these scones are special! they're definitely more scone that biscuit. in my world i'm generally trying to pass of biscuits as scones
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these cream scones are just that: cream! there's no butter
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there's a really great reason why these cream scone are absolutely delightful without the butter and buttermilk
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see… cream is what we use to make butter
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by using cream we're adding our liquid and our fat all in one fell swoop! cream is our multi-tasker… and totally delicious
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strawberries will also help moisten the batter
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i love that strawberries are coming back into season! this feels like really news
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i also added a of chocolate. i just had to
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the strawberry dough is pretty shaggy. moist
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no rolling pin required. just press and suggest the dough into a disk and press it out to 3/4" thickness
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i love the strawberry studs
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i used a /4"round biscuit cutter to make these tiny scone bites. if you don't have round cutters of various sizes you can trim the edges and make these scones -inch squares. cool
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brushed
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this recipe is from king arthur flour. the proportions are spot on and the strawberries are a spring dream. yep… i said spring dream
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tiny strawberry cream scones
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adapted from king arthur flour
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3 cups
flour
1 tbsp
baking powder
1 tsp
salt
1/3 cup
granulated sugar
1 tsp
vanilla extract
1 1/3 cups
heavy cream
3/4 cup
strawberries
1/3 cup
chocolate
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turbinado sugar
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in a bowl
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dump the dough onto a lightly floured work surface. gently gather and knead the dough into a dish and press the disk out into a 3/4"-thickness
1/4 inch
use a biscuit cutter to cut 1 circles from the dough disk. brush each circle
1 inch sheets
place 1-inch apart on the baking and bake
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remove from the oven and serve warm
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i'm excited to tell you these scones
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sure… i'm always excited to tell you scones. that's a constant