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Strawberry Sour Cream Scones

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These soft and buttery Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are perfect for afternoon tea. The sour cream gives the scones a slight tang and a cake-like texture.

These soft and buttery Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are perfect for afternoon tea. The sour cream gives the scones a slight tang and a cake-like texture. | RotiNRice.com #scones #strawberryscones #teatime

Scones conjure up images of an idyllic afternoon sipping tea and savoring tiny morsels of food with dainty china and lace tablecloth. No afternoon tea will be complete without scones. These lightly sweetened treats are best eaten warm with butter, clotted cream, and jam. Flavored scones can stand on their own with just a little butter, if desired. They are usually flaky and tender but some are more cake-like in texture.

Scones with Cake-like Texture

Today’s Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are more cake-like in texture but still quite delicious. They are soft and buttery with a slight tang from the sour cream. I came across this recipe in one of my cookbooks, Tea-Time at the Inn by Gail Greco. This is an interesting scone recipe that is egg free and uses sour cream. I was eager to give it a try but decided to use strawberries instead of blueberries as they are in season right now. It was one of those buy one-get-one-free kind of deal that I could not pass up.

Delicious scones served with butter and tea.

The recipe below was adapted from Tea-Time at the Inn cookbook by Gail Greco.

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These soft and buttery Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are perfect for afternoon tea. The sour cream gives the scones a slight tang and a cake-like texture. | RotiNRice.com #scones #strawberryscones #teatime
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Strawberry Sour Cream Scones

These soft and buttery Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are perfect for afternoon tea. The sour cream gives the scones a slight tang and a cake-like texture.
Author : Linda Ooi
Course : Dessert
Cuisine : American, Western
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Prep Time 20 mins
Cook Time 15 mins
Total Time 35 mins
Servings : 10
Calories : 189kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups all-purpose flour (300g)
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • ¼ tsp baking soda
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 2 tbsp sugar
  • 1/3 cup cold butter (75g)
  • 1/3 cup milk (80ml)
  • ½ cup sour cream (115g)
  • 1 cup strawberries (chopped)

Instructions
 

  • Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C).
  • Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and sugar in a large bowl.
  • Cut butter into flour mix until it resembles coarse breadcrumbs. Mix in strawberries.
  • In a small bowl, combine milk and sour cream. Pour into strawberry mixture and blend with a spatula until a sticky dough forms.
  • Turn onto a lightly floured surface and roll out to ½-inch thickness. Cut dough with 3-inch round cutter.
  • Bake in oven for 15 minutes or until golden brown.

Nutrition

Calories: 189kcal
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Scones and Tea Time

These delightful Strawberry Sour Cream Scones are best eaten warm with a little butter and a cup of tea.

Soft, buttery, egg free scones excellent with butter.

Delicious, soft, buttery, egg free Strawberry Sour Cream Scones
Warm and delicious scones

Enjoy…..and have a wonderful day! 😎

Biren

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  1. spcookiequeen says

    These sound so good, I wish strawberries stayed in season longer, I will have to make these sooner rather than later. Love the Beatrix Potter plate, my daughter had that bedding when she was little.
    -Gina-

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    • Biren says

      Hi Gina, thanks for visiting! I feel excited going to the grocery stores these days with so many varieties of fruits and veges to choose from. Strawberries are wonderful. I need to get some more for making jam. They are so, so good.

      Oh yes…I love my Beatrix Potter plates. They are just adorable! 🙂

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        • Biren says

          I simply substituted the all-purpose flour with 2 cups of Bob’s Red Mill gluten free biscuit and baking mix.

          For my own gluten free mix, I would use 1 1/4 cup brown rice flour, 1/2 cup tapioca flour, 1/4 corn starch, and 1 tsp guar gum in place of the all-purpose flour, followed by the rest of the ingredients.

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    • Biren says

      I would love to go pick strawberries. I am not sure if there is a farm around here for that purpose. I love scones too as they are so yummy and not too sweet. That way I can enjoy it without feeling too guilty.

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  11. Nami @ Just One Cookbook says

    This looks super delicious. I wish I can make…no.. “eat” that… Can I ask you a very basic question? I’ve seen that tool in 1st picture of step-by-step before. What’s that for? Kind of unique shape. Sorry… I should research myself, but since you have a picture I thought this is my opportunity to ask (such a basic) question. =P See, I’m not ready for baking yet! So much to learn!

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  12. Jill Colonna says

    Biren, what a gorgeous post. Beautiful photos, too. I love that your scones contain strawberries but also that there are no eggs. It’s a great recipe to have up your sleeve when you’ve run out of them and need to make something heavenly and fast!

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    • Biren says

      You are so right Jill about them being so easy to make. If you are not particular about the shape, drop scones will be even faster and easier. There are so many people with all kinds of food sensitivites these days, it is good to have alternative recipes to cater to those needs.

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  19. sophia says

    I love your Peter Rabbit plate! And of course those lovely scones…sour cream adds such amazing depth and richness to any baked good.

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  20. anncoo says

    This is lovely scones, Biren. Strawberry from Korea and USA are still available at the local market, will find time to make some 🙂

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  25. Pachecopatty says

    I love your bunny plates and the tea cup is gorgeous too!
    Biren, I have to make these scones, they are so lovely and are a perfect use of strawberries;-)
    Have a nice weekend;-)

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  29. Devaki @ weavethousandflavors says

    This has may name written ALL over it Biren. Am going to fix these next week for company :))))

    Listen – have you checked out my forthcoming Epicurean Voyage to Sicily in Oct yet? Please join and/or please pass along to foodie friends 🙂

    chow! Devaki @ weavethousandflavors

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  30. Cabi says

    I was wondering… how long would these last?? :S
    Should I refrigerate them? Or keep them at room temperature?
    Would they last a day or two? A week?

    –Cabi

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    • Biren says

      They should be fine for a day or two at room temperature. I usually freeze any left over scones. When needed, leave them out on the counter to thaw before warming them up. I much prefer my scones warm.

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  32. Catalina says

    Today I finally tried this awesome recipe and I loved it. I pretty much ate most of the scones myself I could not myself. Thanks

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  33. Laura says

    These were GREAT! I had to add more milk and sour cream to get the dough to be sticky all over, but they turned out amazing. I ate four in one day!

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    • Linda says

      I am glad it all turned out well. Sometimes flour can be drier in different climates and areas. Wow…four scones in one day? Maybe you made them teenie tiny. 😉

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  35. Michele says

    We musy be spoilt for choice here in Australia as I can access strawberries all year round.
    Will only put the berries in half of mixture to cater for the people who aren’t into strawberries. Thanks for your recipe.

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  37. Edi says

    5 stars
    I haven’t had scones for a long time. These look so delicious that it looks like I’m going to try to surprise my family with something new today . Thank you for the recipe.

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    • Linda says

      You are welcome! Scones are a real treat. I don’t make them often because it is so easy to over eat. They are so delicious fresh out of the oven. 🙂

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  38. Kim says

    4 stars
    These look yummy would it be possible to use frozen strawberries instead of fresh? I have frozen alot of my strawberries as I grew to many at once. Thanks.

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  39. Rita Sandberg says

    5 stars
    Just made these tonight. They were perfect, just the right amount of sweetness and the perfect texture. They were a big hit with the family. Thanks for the great recipe!!!

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  41. Luna says

    5 stars
    Made it today. I added sugar a little late so I didn’t taste much sweetness. I ate it with lemon jam and it was amazing!

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