Scottish Sultana Scones | Easy recipe :)

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A very warm welcome back to What’s For Tea :) Today I made some fabulous sultana scones!
Everything I used will be listed below incase you want to make these for yourself. Thanks for stopping by,
-Cheryl x
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What I used (makes 10-12 scones)
225g (8oz) Self raising flour
110ml (3.7 floz) Whole milk
2 Tablespoons sugar (I used golden caster sugar)
A Handful of sultanas
40g (1.4oz) Soft unsalted butter
1/2 Teaspoon of salt
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Комментарии : 109

@thommurphy1721 4 года назад

Mr What's for Tea absolutely rocks! What a professional!! Hope you heal quickly Cheryl!

@sherrirush6925 4 года назад

He did a fine job! How cute!

@MyMagic111 4 года назад

Mr What’s for Tea has great hands. He could be a hands model. The scones look so good. I may just have to make a batch, myself. Cheers, Cheryl!

@QueenBee-gx4rp 4 года назад

Yay, Mr. What’s for Tea!

@elizabethsleison6079 4 года назад

Mr. What’s for Tea showed a light, gentle touch working that dough. Be careful,m Food Network will be calling him for an interview! Thanks, Cheryl. These look amazing.

@christinedarrock8486 4 года назад

I also brush my scones with milk - but then I sprinkle a little castor sugar on top. Really good!

@lindaking9222 4 года назад

Just love scones...seeing the Scottish countryside

@MissieMommy518 4 года назад

These look amazing!!! Mr.Whats for Tea did a great job, please thank him for us. Heal quickly and hope you all are well and safe.

@DeborahScotts153 4 года назад

Mr What’s for Tea is a natural. I think his scones have got the edge on Dobbies scones 😁

@WhatsForTea 4 года назад

Oh we LOVE the Dobbies scones :) They're HUGE x

@PeterPrestonUK 3 года назад

My first “What’s For Tea” vid and I can’t help visualising Mrs Doubtfire. Definitely making these tomorrow, thanks.

@dianne65uk 4 года назад

Move over Mr Kipling, Mr What’s for Tea is about! Fantastic video, might just have to give these a go x 🧁

@nanisixmai4173 4 года назад

Beautiful recipe and Wonderful Scotland. Thank you ! 💞😍💞

@thekitchenspy5287 4 года назад

Good old Mr What's for tea, he's a hero. I can't imagine Mr Kitchenspy doing that 😂. Scones look delicious, I don't makes very often but I'm going to try these, thanks for sharing. Hope your finger gets better soon, Take care xxx

@patriciaking2865 4 года назад

Well done Mr what’s for tea

@missmaryhdream6560 4 года назад

I did mine but used double quantities and froze half. You should be renting him out, to the nearest baker. He's brilliant

@lexfip7515 Год назад

Who's he?

@josmith4173 4 года назад

Well done mr what’s for tea!

@lenlilja3305 Год назад

I made them and was amazed that they were so good but so simple to make. Thanks Mrs. What’s for Tea

@Nannerchan 4 года назад

Mr. WFT did a great 👍 job.

@lynnejeoffroy910 4 года назад

Your mister did a great job. Will he be showing more of his expertise?

@oceanhome039 4 года назад

Hey, that is one good looking pan of scones! Mr T is deft with the dough!! Nice job. Thanks for posting. I’ll try these beauties. 😘🇨🇦

@annmariemitchell2532 4 года назад

I’m definitely making these tomorrow I love scones. Thanks for sharing, stay safe xx

@crazygoatlady4287 3 года назад

Looks like Mister did a fantastic job. I am off to make these right now lol

@sarahvernon1587 4 года назад

Another recipe for me to try! Had the slow cooker apple pork casserole today it was delicious. Thank you very much xx

@dld4334 4 года назад

I love your demo videos Cheryl you are very good at it,I’m better at following recipes from a video than a cook book.Thanks look forward to them.👍

@MoonSpinners Год назад

Thank you for this, absolutely wonderful 😊

@magicrobharv 4 года назад

Wonderful, wonderful video. I've never made scones before, I think I'll start with this recipe. Love your videos!

@chihuahuamama7553 4 года назад

Ouch! That is a rude slippery tomato😩🤬 sending many healing waves in your direction😇 thanks to the Mr. for his hand! And of course thank you for the wonderful easy recipe😋 just thinking of all the dried fruit I can use the possibilities are nearly endless...

@judithburke1539 4 года назад

Dried cranberries with orange zest mmm!

@chihuahuamama7553 4 года назад

Judith Burke oh yes😋 you’ve got the right idea! I’m thinking dried blueberries to or dried cherries with Allman slivers....

@jeanetteevans356 4 года назад

Nice one mister what’s for tea for stepping in to help my hubby also makes nicer scones than me x

@WarriorV8 3 года назад

Pure delight !

@aletavanvuuren5748 2 года назад

Thank you, just made them and they are delicious!

@sallylouise9826 4 года назад

Yum ! Definitely trying these out x

@Brua58 4 года назад

You have him well trained 😊🍪xx

@patriciamckay384 Год назад

Hi Cheryl,my hubby loves his scones, he’s always got some. So I thought I’d try making them. He loved them and has informed me he’s never buying scones again because I make them better. So thank you so much for this recipe it was a great success

@gwyn9846 2 года назад

Hello! I just found your channel as I was looking for a scone recipe. My great-grandparents immigrated here (the United States of America) from Scotland in the 1880s, and I'm quite proud of my Scottish heritage. Thank you for sharing and demonstrating your lovely recipes. I have subscribed and am quite eager to learn more from you. 💙

@virginiasullivan1040 4 года назад

Thank you for this video. I have been wanting to see your recipe.

@man0sticks 3 года назад

I would watch your videos just for the pleasure of listening to you speak. The recipes are an added bonus.

@jaytlamunch4459 4 года назад

The scones look awesome, a job well done Mr What's for Tea, :-) hope your finger heals soon Thank you, for another great vid Cheryl, :-)

@aliwehr 4 года назад

Well done,Mister! Great video!

@truebluetiz 4 года назад

Looks so tasty! Hello from Wisconsin, USA, I went to Scotland in September and fell in love with it, I'm very excited to find your channel and hear that beautiful accent again :)

@shadesofmylife8670 3 года назад

nice explanation and delicious recipe

@rosieo6432 4 года назад

Delicious! Well done Mr. What's for Tea! Hope your finger heals quickly .. thumbs up xx

@elainewilliams4201 4 года назад

Oh Cheryl they look really light , def have to make these, will let you know when i do xx

@annefraser6908 4 года назад

Thank you so much Edinburgh

@LolaSweetheart 4 года назад

I really need this recipe, I just can't get scones right. Looking forward to Mr What's For Tea's scones!

@janworthy2741 4 года назад

Hi, your hubby did a really good job, I cannot wait to make some for us. Hope your finger heals soon, please take care and have a good week.

@matthewgibbs6705 4 года назад

Lovely to see Mr what's for tea ✋ and I am sorry to hear about the cut on you have done xx

@zainabsiddiqui7358 2 года назад

Thank you. Just going to try. x

@conniegant7781 4 года назад

So sorry to hear about you cutting your finger, hopefully you will heal fast 🙂 Mr What’s For Tea made beautiful scones, I can almost taste them. Thank you for the video.

@carolgriffin8290 4 года назад

I will give them a go thay look lovely

@miriamsepulveda4821 4 года назад

Wonderful and delicious food.

@louisebury7934 4 года назад

Think it's the season for cutting fingers! I cut mine 4 weeks ago on a new knife and needed 4 stitches and my son had an argument with a stick blender 2 weeks ago and ended up with 12 stitches! Needless to say we're not going near anything sharp for a while now!!!! Hope your finger feels better soon x

@WhatsForTea 4 года назад

Oh ouch! :-o

@tricia4479 4 года назад

Hi, Cheryl. I love scones. I use to make alot before, but haven't done for a while. Think after watching this video, I shall make some more, again. x

@johnkean6852 3 года назад

What's best: milk, buttermilk or yoghurt 🤔

@tricia4479 3 года назад

@@johnkean6852 I would use plain milk or buttermilk.

@gsr7772 4 года назад

Mr What’s For Tea did an excellent job! I love all your videos - it’s so nice to get Scottish recipes over here. Hope your finger heals quickly! Didn’t Big Davy do a great job on his walk around Arran? I was cheering him in from Canada!

@MM-st8tu 2 года назад

Awesome 👏...!! Thank you 😊...

@kaiwalker8340 4 года назад

Ahhh an English classic. As an American. I LOVE THIS!

@josmith4173 4 года назад

Scottish! Not English! 🤣

@drrd4127 3 года назад

Scones originated in Scotland. "Scone" is a SCOTS word. Get your facts right mate

@lizziegillings5380 3 года назад

Yummy yummy yum yum delicious

@deniseherud 4 года назад

Lovely job Mr WfT!👍🏻 They looked amazing! Look after that finger Cheryl and stay away from those darn tomatoes!💐😂

@DonutDocP 4 года назад

Tell the Mr. Great job!

@steemdup 4 года назад

The self rising flour makes all the difference! Looks so delicious - Mr WfT is most impressive :)

@donnabruhn5162 4 года назад

They sound really easy to make. I would substitute dried cranberries for sultanas since I'm not a fan of sultanas or raisins.

@lynnechinnock4020 4 года назад

Well done to hubby! I don’t think mine could have done it 🤣🤣 ......always clotted cream, but I am from Devon xx

@lizsomebody7511 4 года назад

Ahhh they looked so simple to make, I'm going to try them. Failing that send me Mr what's for tea to patna to make them for me. Looks delicious well done him. X

@WhatsForTea 4 года назад

Could do :D Patna is just along the road from us lol x

@lizsomebody7511 4 года назад

@@WhatsForTea Doors open lol lol I'm away to make your pork in cider xx

@Lisa-tp4sf 4 года назад

Yummy xx

@lornairvine7037 4 года назад

Sorry to hear about your accident with your knife hope your finger heals quickly, have to say mr watts did a grand job didn’t he scones looked scrumptious xxx

@juliamaraba7335 Год назад

Thankyou

@dawnwilliamson853 4 года назад

Hi Cheryl Mr what's for tea did well x

@mohammedarfan5499 4 года назад

Wow yummy yummy scones I love scones hope your finger ok thanks you

@2H80vids 4 года назад

Nice, simple scone recipe Cheryl and fair play to your talented assistant. 😁 Just wondering, do you have a good recipe for *girdle* scones, rather than the oven method? Cheers for now, Dougie.

@andreamcnamee4809 4 года назад

They look yummy! Do you have different kinds that have peaches in them or apple. My kids are so picky. And I’d love the recipe for the clotted cream that you put on them. Looked amazing!!

@sherifekllokoqi6654 Год назад

Nice ❤❤❤

@cathycuellarsanchez9843 3 года назад

Hiya, firstly thanks for your recepies. I'm not a kitchen person, but I've been trying some things out. Your Carmel Shortbread worked out brillant, love it ! I've tried to make these scones, but they didn't rise as much as yours. I made them with plain flour and a packet of baking powder 18gr. Do I need more baking powder ? I live in Spain and it's not so easy to get self-raising flour. I would love to hear from you. It's great listening to your lovely accent, I still miss Scotland so much. Thanks

@tedsgirluk6170 4 года назад

He’s a keeper! 😂

@foxyladyfoxylady2555 4 года назад

Needed more fruit in yours .mine always come out 100% they rise lovely .

@utoobcandy 4 года назад

I was hoping you were going to make the type of scones that you cook in butter on a griddle!! I had a friend who said that was the proper Irish way of making em, but haven't found a good recipe.

@catrionagarde4410 Год назад

💖

@juliamaraba7335 2 года назад

Thankyuoverymuchgodblessyuo

@nosiru573 3 года назад

What should I use if I cant get self rasing flour?

@itsmeintorrespain2714 4 года назад

Back in the 60s I had occasions to stay in Newton Stewart many times. Always on the Breakfast Table there were Scones. Not sweet ones - just plain, homemade and still warm. Delicious they were! (perhaps with a touch of Bicarb?) What would be the recipe? I've always wondered. BTW waiting for my butter to soften for this recipe while typing here - hence the memory.

@windhorse4straveler647 4 года назад

JASPER! Are you comforting your mum? Mr What's for Tea has very fine hands, like a musician. I think only a burn hurts worse than a cut, ouch

@geminil2415 4 года назад

Cheryl, is your cutter the size of a ten pence piece ? I am hard pushed to get five scones from 225grms sometimes only 4.They do look nice and fluffy, he did a good job keep him in training.

@kamalavelliegangiah9087 2 года назад

Can I use heavy cream for this recipe

@Terri_MacKay 4 года назад

I'm not a raisin fan at all...could I substitute cranberries?? I love their tart flavour in muffins and biscuits, and think they would be good in these scones.

@sarasoskin1144 4 года назад

Your Mr. What’s For Tea has very pretty hands.

@dremawhitman5887 4 года назад

Is clotted cream, like whip cream., good looking scones.

@WhatsForTea 4 года назад

From Wikipedia :D Clotted cream is a thick cream made by indirectly heating full-cream cow's milk using steam or a water bath and then leaving it in shallow pans to cool slowly. During this time, the cream content rises to the surface and forms "clots" or "clouts"

@susie2251 4 года назад

If you are in the US and can’t get it, the closest substitute is butter to be honest. It’s thick and spreadable like butter and not light and airy like whipped cream.

@caroldocherty6810 3 года назад

used your quantities but only got 6 and I used same cutter

@pete1927 3 года назад

Fail for me, didn’t rise one jot, I didn’t seem to have enough mixture only got 6 2inch scones?

@yvonne4907 3 года назад

HII WFT CLD U SHOW CLOTTED CREAM RECIPE?

@alisonridout 4 года назад

Hope your cut is ok x

@Beruthiel45 4 года назад

Not a complaint, more of a request, since self raising flour is not as readily available where I am, but could you give the amount of baking powder you'd add if it was 8 ozs of plain flour, please? Here in Canada we have many more all purpose flour and baking powder recipes, and I've checked many a time, and there are so many different amounts of baking powder to flour ratios suggested that it makes you nervous to even try baking anything. I'm from Tyneside and grew up with scones every Sunday, and bought ones aren't the same. A nice reliable recipe I could use more than once would be such a pleasure. 😊 Thank you.

@davidgreene8914 4 года назад

Here, in the US, our scones will not rise very high no matter what steps we take to give it additional height. American scones are quite flat. Any hints?

@johnkean6852 3 года назад

Milk or buttermilk 🤔

@margaretlafferty4998 4 месяца назад

Can't see receipe amounts , nothing listed under video as stated

@susanfabian1521 4 года назад

Are Sultanas raisins?

@WhatsForTea 4 года назад

Very similar Susan :) Just a bit bigger x

@billyaitken1713 4 года назад

I always believed sultanas (the brown ones) were from white grapes, but raisins (the black ones) were red grapes, is this not the case? Anyhoo, you can make your sultanas extra plump & juicy by steeping them in warm water for a few hours before use😋😍👍

@juliamaraba7335 2 года назад