Chive and Cheese Scones
Overview
As soon as I saw this salty scone recipe, I fell in love. Take action immediately, prepare ingredients, ferment, bake, and finally eat it. I added 20 grams more cheddar cheese than the original recipe, and replaced the milk with kefir. The baked scones were very delicious, with a rich milky aroma. The mix of chives and cheese was really unexpectedly delicious. Made into heart-shaped and other patterns, it is a good gift for friends and loved ones.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Pour the yogurt and eggs into a bowl and mix thoroughly
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Add yeast powder and stir evenly until the yeast powder melts
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Cut the butter into cubes without softening it, and put it into a bowl with the sugar
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Add low-gluten flour
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Knead thoroughly into bread crumbs. There is no need to soften the butter. During the kneading process, the process of coating the butter with flour will have a crisping effect
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Pour the custard into the kneaded flour and mix it slightly
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Shred both chives and cheddar cheese
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Put into flour
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Just knead it gently into a ball, don’t knead too much
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Cover with a wet drawer cloth or plastic wrap and ferment until about 1.5--2 times in size
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Roll the fermented dough into a sheet about 4-5 mm thick. I rolled it out a little thin, but it could actually be thicker, but if it is thicker, the baking time will be longer.
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Mold slicing and forming
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Place in a baking pan and brush the surface with egg wash
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees for 5 minutes and bake for about 20 minutes
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The baked scones are surprisingly delicious.