Potato Scones

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  1. dalbuie

    dalbuie Gardener

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    Potato Scones
    A traditional Scottish dish, these are quite different from what you may usually think of as scones. As with Italian gnocchi, they're made from potatoes and flour.

    1 lb potatoes, floury ones such as King Edwards or Maris Pipers, are best
    1 teaspoon salt
    2 oz butter
    4 oz plain flour
    Cook the potatoes in boiling salted water until tender. Drain and mash. Add the salt and butter and enough flour to make a stiff mixture. Turn out onto a floured board and shape into a round about �¼" thick and cut into triangles.

    Cook on a pre-heated greased griddle or heavy-based pan for 4-5 minutes each side until lightly browned.

    Serve spread with butter or as part of a 'big breakfast'.
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  2. high kype

    high kype Gardener

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    thanks dalbuie must have a go
     
  3. Kedi-Gato

    Kedi-Gato Gardener

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    That sounds tasty, I'll try your recipe out too, Dalbuie. Thanks!
     
  4. Sarraceniac

    Sarraceniac Gardener

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    I used to love tattie scones when I used to go stay with my grand-parents as a child Dalbuie. I'd forgotten them but I really must make some for Mrs S. to try with the Sunday breakfast. Thank you.
     
  5. terrier

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    We called them potato cakes amd my mum was the best potato cake maker in the world, served dripping with butter. Who could resist ;) :D
     
  6. high kype

    high kype Gardener

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    i made them like them and thank you Dalbuie [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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