She shared her recipe for Earl Grey scones, a special treat because — of course — of how they taste with a nice mug of tea. 1. Position a rack in the center of the oven, and preheat to 425° F.

Earl Grey tea gives these scones their bold flavor ... Enjoy them with a cup of coffee or tea. Apple Cream Scones. Photo ...

For those who prefer to stay at home, the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts is sharing these recipes for Earl Grey scones and Easy ... In a bowl, combine apple pectin and 2 tsp of sugar and ...

Bake for 25-28 minutes until the scones are browned on the edges and they don't 'mush' when you lightly press the middle with your finger. Best served warm, great served same day.

3 Add the Earl Grey tea, egg and milk and mix until just combined. 4 Scoop the dough out of the mixing bowl and onto a flour-strewn surface. Lightly roll out the dough until it’s about 3cm thick. Cut ...

Drizzle over the scones and leave to set. Makes 6 to 8 scones. Note: I used jasmine Earl Grey, but any Earl Grey will work -- plain, Lady Grey or lavender Earl Grey.

National Trust properties and scones go hand in hand. Now a new book celebrates them – and shows you how to make the best Dunwich Heath is a stunning spot on the Suffolk coast, with lovely walks.

Several years ago, through the hard work and diligence of genealogy-savvy relatives, I learned my many, many greats-grandfather Brant fought in the American Revolutionary War. But he wasn't a ...