Looking for a zesty morning treat? Bursting with citrus flavor, this Orange Scone Recipe is easy to make and perfect for any occasion. Whip up a batch for your next brunch or just enjoy with your ...

The British Way to Make Scones 10x Better (and Easier) originally appeared on Parade. Scones have a really bad reputation. They can be unbearably dry, tough and tasteless and a total waste of money at ...

Wet, sticky dough freaks me out. I get it on my hands, and I can't get it off. Do I wash, wipe, scrape or scream? It is this fear of buttery slodge, I believe, that has kept me from baking scones and ...

Rich, flaky and filled with buttery goodness, scones are among my favorite pastries to bake. Over the years, I’ve shared a variety of sweet scone recipes with you, including my Cherry Vanilla Scones, ...

Tony and Gio are big fans of American coffee house scones, and a recent purchase of some lovely dried Bing cherries from Trader Joe’s has inspired me to play around with my recipe. American scones are ...

What could be more tempting than a scone, tender and flaky within, delicately browned and slightly crunchy at the edges? Nothing, apparently, judging from the baker’s dozens of requests we’ve gotten ...

Smothered in clotted cream and dripping with jam, scones are the ultimate - and incredibly indulgent - British teatime treat. But they don't have to be insanely naughty on your waistline if you bake ...

Sometimes when I read a recipe I can taste it. If it’s a good recipe I actually stop so that I can savor the moment. I nearly had to wipe crumbs off my lap after reading Amy Morris’ 12/9 post about ...

Drummond demonstrated how to make her easy pumpkin scones recipe on an episode of The Pioneer Woman, noting it’s a “perfect host gift” that can be devoured the morning after Thanksgiving. “Welcome to ...

What could be more tempting than a scone, tender and flaky within, delicately browned and slightly crunchy at the edges? Nothing, apparently, judging from the baker’s dozens of requests we’ve gotten ...

1. Set the oven at 400 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Have on hand a 2 1/2-inch-diameter ice cream scoop. 2. In a food processor, work the oats until they look like coarse meal.

Put on a sweater, make a hot cup of tea and break out the mixer. Fall is here, and with it comes the unofficial start of baking season. Don't get me wrong, I love to bake any time of year. But there's ...