Help! Lemonade scones

www.recipetineats.com/lemonade-scones/

Thanks, but that recipe needed lots of cream.Am sure that GNers used cold butter and the rubbed in normal way to make scones.Just popped in to bump the thread in the hope that somebody has the recipe.It may have been kittylester
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That is almost the same as my recipe from GN. You need cream because there is no butter, so rubbing in not needed.
I use double Elmlea cream and the lemonade mustn't be diet. Mix lightly, cut and bake at 220C for 10-12 mins.
I sometimes add a little sugar to the mix, but if you are topping with plenty of jam there is no need.

If anyone is interested, I have adapted the recipe to make cheese scones, which are also very light:

14 oz SR flour
6oz double cream
6oz lemonade (not diet)
Grated cheese
pinch of salt
a slosh of oil (optional) for extra richness.

Mix lightly, shape and bake at 220C 10-12 mins.

www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/food/recipes/a560998/cheats-lemonade-scones/

The GN search box brings up 2 previous threads which use the same recipe as mine.

Milk can be used instead of cream. Google lemonade scones without cream.I did make some once but prefer the traditional method.

Thanks .....I think this time I will make traditional scones and try the others later on.Having food deliveries once a week I shall have to wait for cream.

The cheese scones sound nice shysal ?

On GN (House selling and buying) we got the recipe for lemonade scones from one of our regular contributors who lives in AUstralia, where, it seems these are quite normal. I made a batch and they were okay - but not as good as my usual ones. My AC all laughed when I said I had made scones with lemonade, still keep mentioning it.

I have learnt that the butter from the freezer grated in makes mixing easy and light scones. I generally make them with sour milk as people keep forgetting to put bottles back in the fridge.