Heart-Healthy Dried Fruit Scones

From Flour: Spectacular Recipes from Boston's Flour Bakery + Cafe

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Author(s): Joanne Chang, Christie Matheson

Page 50

Course: Breakfast/Brunch

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Whiskeyed

14 years ago

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I made these merely to use up some ingredients in my kitchen. While they were ok, I found the large combination of dried fruits a bit confusing to the palate as there were too many flavours in the scone. Also, they were more like a muffin top than a scone; however, since it was lower in fat, I didn't mind, but if you are hoping for a true flaky, buttery scone, this won't do it for you.

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southerncooker

14 years ago

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5

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These are great scones. Filled with dried fruits, a little fresh fruit and some crystallized ginger. Loaded with flavor even though they don't contain butter or heavy cream like most scones. They have nonfat plain yogurt, nonfat buttermilk and a little canola oil instead. Not overly sweet even with the simple vanilla glaze made with confectioners' sugar.
Mind did get a bit overly browned and I only baked them 30 minutes instead of the 45 to 50 suggested. Still very tasty. A great snack for work... Read more

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