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We all know I’m a huge cheese lover and a huge lover of cheese scones. I recently decided to try baking these cheese muffins I saw in my be-ro recipe book. I love trying out new bakes even though yes I know you’re thinking ‘Aren’t they just mini cheese scones?’ well yes in a round about way, BUT the difference between the two is that these use fresh chives instead of pepper, and instead of a dough like mixture you pour into paper cases like a cupcake.
The Recipe:
5oz self raising flour
A pinch of salt
1/2 tsp mustard powder
4oz grated cheddar cheese
1 egg
125ml milk
1 tbsp snipped fresh chives or chives in a jar
To start I preheated my oven to 200 degrees and lined my tin with paper cases ready. Next I sifted in my flour, salt and mustard powder into a large bowl and stirred in my grated cheese. In a jug I lightly beated my egg and made it up to 125ml and added in my chives. Once mixed I poured it into the flour mixture until they were all mixed together. I then poured it into the paper cases and baked for roughly 15 minutes of until golden brown. Once they were done I left they to properly cook down before trying them.
They looked and tasted delicious however I do prefer a cheese scone. Sometimes quick and easy bakes are needed for that little afternoon pick me up and these were perfect for that. I really liked the chives in them as well. Small and delightful.
What is your got to afternoon pick me up bake? Sweet or savoury?
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I’m definitely a sweet flavour kind of person, but I do love cheese so would enjoy these for sure!
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They are good if you don’t fancy a big scone. They taste nice slightly warmed with a bit butter on too haha
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Mm they look so light and fluffy. I’ve been really craving cheese scones lately but these would be great too! Siobhan ♡ | Vegan Babe Life
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highly recommend these or a cheese scone tbh there both great haha.
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