Meals
Enjoy some cheddar scones for evening tea or as a component of an excursion. They're additionally incredible served close by soups and you can freeze them for sometime in the future
225g self-raising flour, in addition to extra for tidying
spot of salt
spot of cayenne pepper
1 tsp baking powder
55g chilled margarine, cut into 3D squares
120g mature cheddar, ground
90-100ml milk, in addition to 1 tbsp for coating
Stage 1
Heat the stove to 200C/180C fan/gas 6 with an enormous baking plate inside. Filter the flour, salt, cayenne pepper and baking powder into a bowl, then, at that point, filter again to ensure the fixings are completely consolidated.
Stage 2
Add the spread to the bowl and join with your fingertips to make breadcrumbs. Sprinkle 100g of the cheddar into the breadcrumb blend and rub together until equally disseminated. Make an effort not to blend a lot as the intensity from your hands might begin to dissolve the margarine.
Stage 3
Make a well in the focal point of the blend and pour in sufficient milk to give a genuinely delicate however firm batter. Try not to pour in all the milk on the double as you may not require everything to get the right consistency.
Stage 4
Daintily flour a surface and carry out the mixture to roughly 2cm thick. Remove the scones with a medium (around 8cm) shaper, then, at that point, put on a sheet of baking material, coat with just the right amount of milk and sprinkle with the leftover cheddar. Slide onto the hot stove plate.
Stage 5
Prepare in the broiler for 15-20 mins or until brilliant brown and cooked through.