wtf: Episode 181: Scones

On today’s What’s This Food?!, host Daniel Delaney goes over the history of scones, a traditional Scottish quick bread served in the morning or during afternoon tea. Additionally, Dan whips up a batch of his own using both cocoa powder and chocolate chips, crowed with a dollop of whipped butter infused with mint tea and honey.

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2 Responses to Scones

  1. Elena Olivieri says:

    Danial, I have a question. Did you salivate when you mention the savory bacon and cheddar scone.? I think you did. Love ya , keep up the good work. I love your podcast. They are perfectly informative and so complete with all the information you could want for each subject you address. Thanh again, Elena Olivieri

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