Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Maple
Oat Nut Scone
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I figured out that there are
361 calories per serving, if 18 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie
counts vary depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to
use.)
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| You would have to be blind not to see the deliciousness of these beauties! |
This is the third or
fourth kind of scones I have made since I started this blog. I love every
single one of them. This is one of my favorites because I love nuts in any
recipe. Ree’s scones are so easy to make, but I usually have to add more liquid
in order to form the dough into a ball. Maybe I have to do this because I
always measure everything, and Ree is an eyeball it kind of girl. I have
always tried to be true to her recipes so I follow the directions to a
tee. This makes my recipes always
turn out perfectly. Another
amazing success, Ree.
Random Reflections
Today
is a family party day. Every year we have a family picnic in Geneva for my
Mom’s side of the family. I am a little nostalgic today and was thinking about
how much my Dad loved these parties. He would have enjoyed talking with my
cousins and Aunts and Uncles. Dad was always the life of the party and truly
enjoyed his life. I miss ya Dad!
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| My Dad, Dick Scent |
Helpful Home Hints
This
is a party idea. In the past I have made my ice cubes out of ice tea or
lemonade because it doesn’t dilute the drinks you are serving at a summer
party. Pinterest had a fabulous idea. They showed a picture of someone using
muffin tins and interesting shaped containers to create the cubes. Muffin size
cubes are large and will keep the drink or punch cooler for a longer period of
time in the heat. I really like the idea of using interesting shaped containers
for a change of pace.
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