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- noun Plural form of
scone .
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Examples
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Anonymous - Canned and frozen fruit are not generally a good substitute for dried in scones, there is just too much moisture, especially for this recipe.
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One of the things that I like about scones is that they are very versatile.
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Grace said ... swoon-worthy, eh? sounds good to me. and even though the pumpkin scones weren't up to your standards, i'll bet they're still better than the real starbucks version.
Guilt Appeasing Scones For Playgroup Laura 2008
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The great thing about fresh scones is that a merely good scone will taste almost as good as a spectacular scone, served side by side, if they are both hot out of the oven.
Archive 2008-10-01 Laura 2008
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I've been wanting to do some pumpkin scones this year.
Guilt Appeasing Scones For Playgroup Laura 2008
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One of the things that I like about scones is that they are very versatile.
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The coconut is mild, but a wonderful change from plain scones or those made with blueberries or currants, both of which are fairly common.
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The best part about these scones is that they can be whipped up in 15 minutes (tops) and baked off in another 15.
Archive 2008-09-01 Sarah 2008
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The coconut is mild, but a wonderful change from plain scones or those made with blueberries or currants, both of which are fairly common.
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The great thing about fresh scones is that a merely good scone will taste almost as good as a spectacular scone, served side by side, if they are both hot out of the oven.
Guilt Appeasing Scones For Playgroup Laura 2008
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