café in Scorching Bay have given out their 'famous' cheese scone recipe in yesterdays dompost. The cooking time is 40 mins, the oven temp. is 170 degrees. Thanks
eastie3,
Nov 6, 1:40am
I thought that too. The chef wasn't happy about sharing the recipe so this may be his revenge.
petal1955,
Nov 6, 2:12am
I would cook them at 200 C degrees for 12-15 mins
cgvl,
Nov 6, 2:55am
My mother cooks them at that temp, I used to but was told by a chef to put them into a 200-220C oven as high up the oven as you can (without them touching the element. I cook mine for around 7mins.
samsnan,
Nov 6, 3:05am
Please could someone post the scone recipe from the Dom so I can try it.TIA
samsnan,
Nov 6, 3:36am
Its ok now I did find it on Mr Google after a bit of mucking around.
245sam,
Nov 6, 4:33am
For anyone else wanting to try these cheese scones the recipe can be found at:-
I am hoping to try these muffins today, even though they do rather go against my belief that I got larger as muffins did, I tie it all in with the Texan size muffin. When I was younger muffins were tiny, as was I. Has anyone else made the above recipe yet?
samsnan,
Nov 7, 10:00pm
Are they muffins? I thought the recipe was for cheese scones.
kaddiew,
Nov 7, 10:38pm
Cheese scones cooked in Texas muffins tins - for some reason. Looking at the recipe, I'm not that surprised that they apparently take 40 mins to cook @ 170C. They must be pretty big scones, to get only 8 out of 4 cups of flour.
white_elephant,
Nov 7, 11:23pm
Yes, you are right, they are scones but cooked in muffin trays.
agedbag,
Nov 8, 7:14am
. drool.
wendalls,
Nov 8, 8:57am
Nothing that amazing about that recipe. Except a bit of Parmesan. It's probably the quality of the Parmesan that makes the difference. Just looks like my Edmonds recipe with melted butter instead of softened butter.
juli55,
Nov 8, 9:04am
Reverse the time and temp. 400 deg Fahrenheit and 17 minutes. Sorted.
fifie,
Nov 8, 11:33pm
That recipe is a variation to nz ministry of food recipe, they are all much the same good cheese and the pepper lifts them to another level. Just make as normal 200-220c oven around 15 mins depending on oven, dont cook in big Texas muffin tins.
uli,
Nov 9, 12:13am
We have a "nz ministry of food"? Really? And they give us recipes?
245sam,
Nov 9, 12:44am
Is the name of a Wellington catering company - Ministry of Food Catering Company. Have a look at:-
I made them exactly to the recipe and they were very nice, wish I could get my hands on his date scone recipe.
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