For those of you who want to stay at home and find something to do: the Scone recipe that even the Queen of England loves is unveiled!
Text: Womany Phoebe
Even if you stay at home for epidemic prevention, you can still have a lot of fun! For example, cooking a meal for yourself and your family, chasing a good drama together, etc.
Former British royal chef Darren McGrady recently launched his own Youtube channel to reveal recipes for royal meals. Darren McGrady revealed that Queen Elizabeth is actually a lover of British scones, and also publicly shared the "Queen's favorite" scone practice. If you want to taste and see what the Queen's favorite scone looks like, follow along with the home healing recipe! (Recommended reading: Home Healing Recipes|A cheesecake known as "Japan's No. 1 Delicious" can be made at home!) ）
The ingredients you'll need are:
390 grams of all-purpose flour
1 strip of unsalted cream
Caster sugar 75 grams
Baking powder 20 grams
1 egg
Milk 180~300 g (adjust according to your preferred moistness)
150 grams of raisins
1 egg yolk (for garnish)
Practices and Steps:
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Step 1: Pour the prepared flour, sugar, baking powder and cream into a basin and mix evenly.
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Step 2: Add milk, eggs and rub gently. Note: During the kneading process, slowly pour in the milk in sections.
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Step 3: Confirm the humidity of the dough and flatten the dough rod with a dough stick, leaving a thickness of 2.5 cm.
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Step 4: Take out a 2-inch mold and cut the dough into scone shapes.
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Step 5: Place the scones on a baking tray (remember to put parchment paper) and brush the surface with egg yolk liquid. Then bake in the oven at 180°C for 15~20 minutes.
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Step 5: Slice the roasted scones, add jam or cream to your liking, and you're done!
Even the queen can't put down the scones, do you want to try it while the epidemic prevention is at home? (Recommended reading: Bless each other on both ends of the earth!) British Scone that reminds me of the taste of friendship)