Scone is a traditional British snack. Scone is a snack suitable for afternoon tea or one or two in the morning. It's also a good choice. And the production is simple. Suitable for novice operation. -

Step1:Weighing materials. Dry cut figs. Room temperature softening of butte

Step2:Dry rose leaves only, soak in white wine for 30 minutes, then take out water control (or rum

Step3:Sift low gluten flour, baking powder and sal

Step4:Mix sugar, softened butter and sifted flou

Step5:Rub by hand until the butter and flour mix wel

Step6:Mix the whole egg liquid and milk evenly to form a liqui

Step7:Add liquid to flour. Knead into doug

Step8:Pour in dried figs and roses. Mix gentl

Step9:The dough is glossy and not sticky. Do not over knead the dough, so as not to affect the taste of the finished product.

Step10:Roll the dough with a rolling pin 1.5cm Thick patche

Step11:To cut a heart (or other shape) on a patch with a die

Step12:Drain into a non stick baking pan. Brush the surface with a layer of whole egg liqui

Step13:Put in the preheated oven of 180 degrees, bake for about 2025 minutes, until the surface is golde

Step14:Best when ho
Cooking tips:1 - when kneading the material into a dough, do not over knead it until the dough surface is bright. Excessive kneading will lead to excessive gluten formation and affect the taste. 2 - if there is no mold, it is good to cut the dough into small triangle pieces with a knife. There are skills in making delicious dishes.