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Irish Breakfast Scone Recipe

This is a delicious and easy to make recipe for Irish breakfast scones. You’ll get to sample this type of home-baking when you stay in an Irish bed & breakfast. B&B homes are the perfect choice of accommodation if you have a passion for quality cuisine and home comforts. Staying in a B&B is an opportunity to experience Irish hospitality at its very best!

Try this recipe at home, the tasty scones will be a real hit with everyone!

Ingredients

1 lb self-raising flour
4 ozs butter
2 ozs caster sugar
2 eggs – whisked
1 cup of milk – approximately

Method

1. Sieve dry ingredients into a bowl
2. Rub in the butter
3. Make a well in the centre
4. Add the whisked eggs and milk to the mixture (Keep a little of the egg/milk mixture for brushing over the scones)
5. Mix to a loose dough
6. Turn onto a floured board and knead lightly
7. Roll out dough to about 1” thickness
8. Cut out scones, put on a baking tray and brush with beaten egg
9. Bake in a hot oven – 200C/400F/Gas 6 – for 20-30 minutes or until golden brown

 

Posted: 21 Jul 2016 by Claire Regan | with 6 comments

Tags: B&B Recipes, Irish Breakfast Scones, Irish Recipes

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Comments
Claire
Hi Donna
The sole distinction between caster sugar and granulated sugar lies in their texture. Caster sugar features finely ground crystals compared to the coarser crystals of granulated sugar. This finer texture enables caster sugar to dissolve more rapidly than granulated sugar, particularly in creamed mixtures.
In relation to hard and soft scones...it just depends on how they were made, stored and ingredients used.
29/02/2024 14:16:19
 
Donna
First what is caster sugar
I visited Cork, 12/1991 the homemade scones I had where we were staying in Cork were mostly dry and slightly hard.
You say yours are soft. Why the difference if both are from Ireland?
29/02/2024 05:26:33
 
Claire
Hope you enjoy making the scones Patrick. Let us know how you get on.
27/07/2023 16:47:05
 
Patrick Coyne
Great recipes. I really want to learn.
26/07/2023 21:13:57
 
Claire
Hi Nancy
Delighted to hear that your scones turned out so well and that they were so tasty. It is great to get feedback on the recipes that we post. Maybe you will try the brown bread recipe next...
25/02/2019 10:52:20
 
Nancy Curry
I tried your scones! Yummy. Lovely, soft and faintly sweet biscuit. Thanks for sharing the recipe and instructions.
24/02/2019 19:20:43
 
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