Scone is a traditional British snack. It often appears in afternoon tea. It's perfect for buttering or jam. Served with black tea. In addition to serving as tea and breakfast, it's also a good choice.

Step1:Add baking powder to low powde

Step2:Salt agai

Step3:Sift after mixin

Step4:Then add the suga

Step5:Add softened butte

Step6:Knead by hand until the butter and flour are completely mixed. The kneaded flour should be in the state of cornmeal as shown in the figure

Step7:Add the whole egg to the flou

Step8:Add milk. Knead into doug

Step9:In cranberr

Step10:Gently knead into a smooth doug

Step11:Use a rolling pin to make a contract One point five Cm of dough. Then cut out the dough with a circular die (without a circular die, you can also cut into triangles of appropriate size

Step12:Brush the whole egg liquid on the surface of the cut dough. Put it into the preheated oven. 200 ℃. 15 minutes or so (please set the specific time and temperature flexibly according to your own oven

Step13:Don

Step14:Don

Step15:Don
Cooking tips:Just soften the butter a little bit. Don't soften it to the level used to make biscuits. There are skills in making delicious dishes.