5 thoughts on “Christmas Tea: Making the Scones

  1. rhapsodyinbooks December 25, 2009 / 3:05 pm

    I love your granite! Just a tip – I put wax paper down when I make scones, and flour the wax paper. Make the scones, etc. then just scoop it all up and throw it away. Makes very easy cleanup!

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  2. Mrs. B. December 25, 2009 / 9:25 pm

    That looks like a lovely afternoon tea. Your books make great little tables!

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  3. Mrs. B. December 25, 2009 / 9:26 pm

    oops sorry, guess that wasn't the afternoon but actually after midnight.

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  4. Thomas at My Porch December 26, 2009 / 12:05 am

    Rhapsody: I actually use a metal dough scraper/cutter thingy to scrape the junk on the counter right into the sink. Works like a charm for clean-up.

    Mrs. B: You were closer to right the first time, it was just before noon when we had our tea. I guess that makes it Elevenses. Didn't eat Christmas dinner until 6:00. The scones were the only thing we had all day until the turkey at 6:00.

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  5. Vintage Reading December 31, 2009 / 7:58 pm

    I looked through that volume of Christmas Stories in Waterstone's the other day. There's a Willa Cather story in there I haven't read. I'd be interested to know what you think. Happy new year by the way!

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