STEP 1/18
Gravity flour, please strain it
STEP 2/18
And then sift the sugar on top~
But even if you fill it with sugar..There's more left
You can use a spoon while you grind it. You can use it
STEP 3/18
It's good to use butter at room temperature when it's soft
It's hard when it's hard to make dough _
STEP 4/18
Place butter on top of flour and sugar and hand-mix
STEP 5/18
The butter melts due to the temperature of your hands, and the lumps come together
STEP 6/18
I'll add baking powder then. Make it harder by casting it again
STEP 7/18
Add milk, two eggs and two pinch of salt
STEP 8/18
Shake it, shake it
STEP 9/18
Throw egg mixture into batter and cast into chunks
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When this solid lump is formed, put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes and let it rest
STEP 11/18
I took it out 20 minutes later, and I actually had to push it with a rolling pin, but I didn't have a rolling pin, so I pushed it with a grinding stick Haha
It's a little bumpy, but..But that's also the charm of scones
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Cut the dough into triangular shapes like cheese
STEP 13/18
Place the cut dough on the cookie pan
The top part of the dough needs to be covered with egg wash
You can mix the egg yolk with water
STEP 14/18
After you put the egg mixture on top of the scone
STEP 15/18
Put it in a preheated oven
Bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes
(If it's big, 25 minutes!)
STEP 16/18
Tada
Scone that came out well-done!
STEP 17/18
It's uneven in shape but tastes good!
STEP 18/18
The inside was a bit more moist than the crispness on the outside, but it tasted like fast food biscuits, but it was less oily than that and I liked it!
Scone that's good as a snack!