Cheese and Onion Scones
By Tayla BlewdenPage views: 393367A cheese scone recipe submitted by one of our recipe club members.
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43 reviews
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Difficulty Easy
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Prep time 10 mins
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Cooking time 15 mins
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Serves
10
1 1/2 cups Edmonds Self Raising Flour
1/4 Teaspoon Salt
25g Tararua Butter
1 cup grated Cheese
1 small onion very finely chopped
1/4 cup Meadow Fresh Original Milk approximately
1. Sift Edmonds Self Raising Flour and salt into a bowl. Rub in Tararua Butter, add cheese and onion.
2. Pour nearly all of the Meadow Fresh Original Milk in at once. Mix to a soft dough. Add more milk if the dough is dry. Place on a floured surface and knead lightly.
3. Pat out to about 2cm thickness, cut into rounds.
4. Place on a greased and floured oven tray, bake in a hot oven (220deg C) for 15 minutes, or until golden brown. Enjoy!
Cheese & Onion scones is just the best recipe, always make them to impress and always do. Grid Kiwi food
definitely add more milk, great recipe tho turned out yum (added paprika and Cajun seasoning because why not haha)
definitely add more milk, great recipe tho turned out yum (added paprika and Cajun seasoning because why not haha)
I saw the comments about the milk so made note of it when making these scones.
They were really nice. I added a bit of garlic and onion powder, which was quite tasty. Will make these again. They were nice and fluffy. Baked them on fan between 180 and 200 for the 15mins.
Yummy used chives and red onion aged cheese(stronger flavour) sprinkled various cheeses over the top
Milk listed isn't enough to make the dough. A cup rather than a quarter is needed. Other than that a great recipe
simple to make
not sure how it tastes yet
in bed with hot puffy scones and marmalade hopefully!!!
not to forget the xpresso coffee!!!
blue mountain coffee
Super easy recipe to follow. Although I used twice the amount of milk and they didn’t rise as much otherwise they’re delicious.
Very easy recipe to follow. But used half a cup of milk. Very delicious and didn't last long after they came out of the oven. Chose this recipe as my supermarket didn't have any baking powder available. Will definitely bake these again.
I made these gluten free with baking mix. Needed extra milk but came out delicious. My non coeliac husband was impressed.
Recipe is incorrect. There is no way 1/4 cup of milk is correct. I used 2-3 times more than this to make a dough. Enjoyed scones though.
Wasn't a huge fan of this recipe. Mine didn't seem to rise and my mixture was very sticky so had to add more flour to be able to knead and roll it out. If I tried again I'd try more baking powder and hope they rise.
Why no baking powder but all other scone recipes have baking power ????
CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, this recipe uses self-raising flour (which is a combination of plain flour and baking powder), so there is no need to add baking powder separately.
Very good recipe except for the milk. I about a cup and a bit of milk to make it more soft. Works well with spring onions. Yummy!
I thought it served 8 small rounds but I did have to make my own self-raising flour, so it could have been that. Else, I would have doubled mixture.
like everyone i added 1/2 a cup of milk, i also added 1/2 a cup of feta and 1/2 a cup of normal cheese, tsp of smoked paprika, a clove of garlic and put a little bit of parmasion on top so they have a nice crispy top. eat within 2 days for the best flavor. they are very crispy on the outside and thick on the inside, they defintly need the stronger cheese and garlic for flavor. enjoy!
Loved it but like everyone else I increased the milk to 3/4 cup, 1/2 onion, pinch cayenne p, put the baking tray in at the same time of heating the oven so to have a hot tray, left the temp at 220c. Baked 14 min. They turned out fantastic.
Mine turned out perfectly and looked like the one in the image. They were fluffy on the inside with a nice light crunch on the outside. I modified mine a little though. Like the others I also needed to use about a half-cup of (very cold) milk. I also used mozzarella and cooked them in the airfryer for about 10 mins at 180 degrees. They were very popular.
Very very dry and didn't rise. They are like little rocks with A LOT of onion. Also added some Cayenne pepper for a little heat.
Ver tasty. Definitely 1 cup of milk not half and oven temp too high I would drop to 200c fan forced. But that's my oven.
Liquid milk completely wrong which can ruin the scones as you may over mix. I added 1/2 cup approx. also bake 220C.
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