Cooking & Baking
Related: About this forumToday's Google doodle & me realizing I'm Cornish
I have never had a scone I liked, maybe the US Midwest bakers do/use different ingredients .
Today's doodle is an image of 2 scones (go look I'll wait)
If I were to find an authentic Scottish scone, I'd go. Cornwall style, jam first then the clotted cream. The image on the doodle right makes more sense to me.
https://www.seriouseats.com/british-cream-tea-correct-order-5225936
snip-"In Cornwall this is heavily disputed. They say the jam must go on first, the better to protect the cream from the warm scone, which would otherwise simply melt the cream. They have a point, but Ive always taken my cream tea the Cornish way, undoubtedly due to many summers spent in Cornwall as a child where I consumed endless amounts of cream tea."
snip-"The Queen recently attempted to settle this ongoing debate when she revealed she eats her cream tea the Cornish way, jam first. But even an intervention from the Queen herself couldnt put an end to the argument, and both sides still claim theirs is the right way."
more there.
Then the reddit forum Casual UK realized that Google was trying to start a civil war.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CasualUK/comments/145xwpl/google_trying_to_kick_off_a_civil_war/
After reading this, I made a pot of Yorkshire Gold Tea, and put Juniors of NY CheeseCake on next week's grocery list. If Google puts a doodle up of the types of cheesecake, well given how touchy & tichy things here in the US are at the minute, itl be an issue.
I'm going to take my cuppa outdoors and enjoy the improved weather.
Cheers Mates
Goonch
(3,810 posts)irisblue
(34,254 posts)royable
(1,369 posts)...a strawberry shortcake biscuit.
elleng
(136,043 posts)Now I'll think about the scones I've loved!
Freddie
(9,691 posts)Must try this. SOMEDAY Ill get over there. Still in touch with a distant cousin in Hayle.