Taking to her recipe blog What Jessica Baked Next, professionally-trained chef Jess has shared how to make scones “without all the fuss and hassle”. This recipe involves switching out sugar ...

Dip a 7.5 cm round biscuit cutter into the plain flour before using to cut out the scones, then transfer to the prepared tray, ensuring the scones are lightly touching. Bake for 20 minutes, then ...

But since we’re on a time crunch, I made scones just plain and simple with a recipe from BBC Good Food. Don’t mistake them for lacking in flavour. These are the fluffiest scones you will ever ...

The perfect savoury cheese scone recipe – best eaten warm spread liberally with butter! These scones are so easy to whip up for lunchboxes or picnics. Each serving provides 143 kcal, 3g protein ...

Use a round cookie cutter to press out circles of dough to make your scones. You should be able to make six. Make sure you re-roll any leftover dough to make more scones. Use some of the leftover ...

here is an easy recipe courtesy of the national treasure herself, Mary Berry. READ MORE: I tried Cardiff's tiny, unnoticable restaurant serving up authentic Japanese noodles and one thing was ...