Clotted cream and scones

Quick and easy scones? Take a look at this delicious traditional English scones recipe. Eat them with jam, clotted cream, or butter. Try it!

These British Scones bake up tall and light with a soft texture and fabulous flavor! Great for breakfast but normally served at teatime, spread with clotted cream, jam, or even butter! This British Scone recipe is a classic and as authentic as those served in London Tearooms!

It's easy to make homemade clotted cream! My step-by-step tutorial, recipe & tips will show you how to make this easy clotted cream at home.

Traditional homemade scones with strawberry jam and clotted cream. Don't forget to put the jam on first for a true Cornish experience!

These fluffy English scones are easy to make and a delight to eat. Serve with your favorite Jam and some clotted cream and enjoy <3.

You can have a batch of scones on the table in 20 minutes with Jane Hornby's storecupboard recipe, perfect for unexpected guests

It’s the National Cream Tea Day! Time to bake some classic scones and serve with clotted cream and jam. By the way, I belong to Team #CreamFirst but I make friends with people from Team #JamFrist also. Peace✌️ Ingredients225g self raising flour, plus extra for dusting1 tsp baking powdera pinch of salt55g butter, room temperature25 caster sugar120ml milk1 beaten egg/ a dash of milk, to glaze (optional)jam and clotted cream, to serveEquipment1-1/2” cookie cutter**Note: I use a small cutter so…

Make these easy fruit scones in just 15 minutes. They're perfect for an elegant afternoon tea or a sweet weekend treat. Serve with jam and clotted cream

This is a recipe for easy homemade faux clotted cream to serve on top of scones! This recipe mimics traditional clotted cream and is very thick, creamy, slightly sweet, and tangy!

You just can’t beat a cream tea, it’s one of the greatest pleasures offered up in the British countryside. You simply won’t find an old English town without a tea shop with scones in the window and clotted cream ready to go. While we’re all home for a while, why not make your own? This […]

Strawberries and Cream Scones are tender, flaky, and bursting with fresh strawberries in every bite! Serve warm, with extra glaze or clotted cream on the side. This is the perfect scone recipe for occasions like Mother’s Day or Easter brunch! Strawberry Scones Recipe Spring is quickly approaching, and with it comes fun holidays like Easter

Mock clotted cream is a condiment that British people put on scones. It resembles whipped cream, but is thicker and is served cold. Find out how to make your own mock clotted cream.

I was so pleased when Ed chose scones as one of his Desert Island Dishes. Scones are the quintessentially British tea time treat. Light, fluffy and with that magical melt-in-the-mouth quality that makes them so dangerous to those inclined to slightly overindulge at the tea table. They have that “oh-go-on” air about them that encourages, or rather more accurately, positively cajoles you into have “just one more”. But if you cant over indulge at tea time, when can you? Don’t get me wrong I…

Delicious and fresh lemon and blueberry scones with clotted cream and lemon curd.

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Homemade Clotted Cream ~ (aka Devonshire or Cornish Cream) this luxurious spreadable cream is a must for afternoon tea and scones,

Traditional English scones are easier to make than you think. This recipe needs six ingredients and 30 minutes to make gorgeous British scones. Add in chopped cherries, raisins or even chocolate chips! Make sure to make some real clotted cream to go along with the scones!