Scones buttermilk

You can’t have a proper tea party without some buttery, flaky scones. If you’re looking for a go-to scone recipe, look no further than Ina Garten’s Buttermilk Scones. I’ll tell you how to make scones that are tender and flavorful no matter what you put in them.

This will easily become your favourite buttermilk scone recipe. These scones are stacked a mile high with beautiful layers and are perfectly flaky and buttery. They taste lovely on their own or use this recipe as a base to spice things up with fruit, nuts, or spices, etc.

How to Make Perfect Scones, ready in just 35 minutes! Easy scone recipe that is ultra buttery, flaky, and flavorful. Can be made ahead.

Try this easy no-fail lemon buttermilk scones recipe for perfect lemon buttermilk scones every time! They are light, flaky, and ready in 15 minutes! You don’t even need an electric mixer. Perfect for brunch, afternoon tea, baby and wedding showers, and more.

This delicious Ina Garten Buttermilk Scones Recipe is prepared using all-purpose flour, granulated sugar, unsalted butter, buttermilk, and heavy cream. This delightful scones recipe is perfect for breakfast or a snack, takes about 30 minutes to prepare, and can serve up to 16 people.

Irresistibly crumbly and delicately spiced, these Cinnamon Bun Scones are the perfect fuss-free recipe. The glaze on top is simple but adds a touch of sweetness.

This buttermilk scones recipe makes the lightest and fluffiest scones you’ve ever tasted. Best eaten hot straight from the oven with jam and cream. Serve these at tea parties, bridal showers, baby showers, Mother’s Day or as a simple dessert with jam and freshly whipped cream. #recipepocket #sconerecipes

Looking for soft, buttery, flaky scones to serve at your next tea party? This basic Buttermilk Scones recipe is everything you need and more. I’ll share with you all my tips and tricks for the most tender, delicious scones in any flavor!

These light, flaky, easy-to-make classic buttermilk scones are perfect w/ jam, lemon curd or plain with butter. Also a great recipe to use that extra buttermilk.

Adapted from Tartine's recipe for currant scones. UPDATE 5/12/2023: I recently updated my method, which is highlighted in bold in the recipe below. If you prefer the old method, see the notes below the recipe. In sum I now: Grate the butter using a box grater. Use 1/4 cup more blueberries. Use the same tea towel method I use for my pie dough to bring the dough together. Cut the dough into 6 large triangles as opposed to smaller circles. As always, for best results, use a digital scale to…