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15m
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28m
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43m
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In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar.
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Fresh milled soft white wheat flour, finely milled
2 1/2
tsp
Baking powder
1/2
tsp
Salt
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Maria
a month ago
Can you use normal flour like fresh milled?
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Kristin
a month ago
Yes this calls for fresh milled flour
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Maria
a month ago
Sorry, I worded it wrong!🙈 I don’t have fresh milled flour, just the store bought. Can I use that instead of the fresh milled?
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Kristin
a month ago
Ohh okay, yes you can use store bought. Search "converting" in the app and my article about converting these recipes will pop right up :)
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Jennifer M
2 months ago
Hi, Kristin! I would love to make a few different batches of your scones at once and freeze. Would you freeze them shaped and unbaked or already baked? Thank you!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Hi! Freezing once they are cut in their unbaked form is best. Place them on a baking sheet and freeze. Then after 24 hours, move them into a freezer bag. To bake, just add a few minutes to the baking time, and bake from frozen :) I hope that helps!
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Jennifer M
2 months ago
That’s so helpful, thank you! ❤️
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Meredith Larson
2 months ago
I have coconut sugar, brown sugar, white sugar, honey, and maple syrup. Would any of these work for a substitute for maple sugar?
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Rachel B
2 months ago
I actually misread the recipe and used maple syrup and it came out fine. The batter was a little more wet so I adjusted the flour. Happy mistake 😂
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes, coconut or regular white sugar is a great replacement
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Prep
15m
Cook
28m
Total
43m
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar.
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2 1/2
cups
Fresh milled soft white wheat flour, finely milled
2 1/2
tsp
Baking powder
1/2
tsp
Salt
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Maria
a month ago
Can you use normal flour like fresh milled?
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Kristin
a month ago
Yes this calls for fresh milled flour
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M
Maria
a month ago
Sorry, I worded it wrong!🙈 I don’t have fresh milled flour, just the store bought. Can I use that instead of the fresh milled?
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Kristin
a month ago
Ohh okay, yes you can use store bought. Search "converting" in the app and my article about converting these recipes will pop right up :)
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Jennifer M
2 months ago
Hi, Kristin! I would love to make a few different batches of your scones at once and freeze. Would you freeze them shaped and unbaked or already baked? Thank you!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Hi! Freezing once they are cut in their unbaked form is best. Place them on a baking sheet and freeze. Then after 24 hours, move them into a freezer bag. To bake, just add a few minutes to the baking time, and bake from frozen :) I hope that helps!
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J
Jennifer M
2 months ago
That’s so helpful, thank you! ❤️
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M
Meredith Larson
2 months ago
I have coconut sugar, brown sugar, white sugar, honey, and maple syrup. Would any of these work for a substitute for maple sugar?
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Rachel B
2 months ago
I actually misread the recipe and used maple syrup and it came out fine. The batter was a little more wet so I adjusted the flour. Happy mistake 😂
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes, coconut or regular white sugar is a great replacement
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