Blueberry-Buttermilk Scones

Scones turned out perfect. Thanks for the recipe. But since your recipes are so popular all over the world, i am in europe, why dont you convert cups to grams for us , who use metric ????. It was a little difficult for me to convert through google sites.

Very good. Just don't expect sweet. I was easy on the sanding sugar.

Delicious and easy! I didn't have any buttermilk, so I just added a little lemon juice to 1% milk and let it sit until it clabbered. I also used dried cranberries and walnuts instead of blueberries. Everyone loved them, and have made variations several times since. TIP: Freeze a stick of butter and grate it, then use a fork to mix with the flour. I also do this with biscuits - much faster and easier than a pastry cutter. Besides, my fingers are always too warm!

Just baked these this morning- I can't stop eating them! Flakey, buttery, subtle sweetness, perfect! Made my own cake flour by sifting 1/2 cup regular flour several times and adding a tablespoon of cornstarch. Used huge farm fresh blueberries- makes them that much more irresistible! By the way, regular granulated sugar works perfectly if you don't have sanding sugar. Topped some with a tiny pad of butter and a drizzle of honey to serve- totally unnecessary but that much more decadent.

This recipe is great! I did however, when making it the first time, forget to put the blueberries in at the end! The recipe is missing this last detail! I'm making it once again...they were so good!!

I stopped mixing when the flour got incorporated and did the one "knead" and these came out so moist and the sugar made a little crust. Fantastic! (2.5 teaspoons of baking soda). I like that these aren't overly sweet.

I thought this recipe was very easy to make and the scones were delicious. I would recommend keeping the dough as cold as possible to reduce any spreading while baking.

Yum! These are only the second thing i have baked from scratch and they turned out awesome. I baked them for my coworkers and they all loved them. I used frozen blueberries instead of fresh ones though and they worked perfect.

Delicious! I made it twice but the second time I dropped twelve scones onto a baking sheet because the first time when I baked them in a round they weren't quite cooked enough in the middle.

I've made these several times and they are very good. Made them today for post Thanksgiving brunch, substituting 1/2 cup nonfat Greek yogurt and 2 T 1% milk for the buttermilk and frozen wild blueberries and they were delicious.

1 stick of butter IS 4 ounces. There are 16 oz in a pound of butter -4 sticks. 8oz is half a pound. Use 1 stick of butter for this recipe (4oz or 8 tbsp).

The recipe says 4 ounces of butter but also says one stick. One stick of butter is 8 ounces. So which is it?

Perfect recipe. The salt, mentioned previously, is there bc it's not a "sweet" but not a "biscuit". I made some honey butter to go with mine. My very southern husband (who did NOT want a "scone" ) just ate three of them!

These were wonderful! Warm, light, flaky and not too sweet. I served them with home made Lemon Curd

I tried this recipe for the first time today and it is lovely. The only problem I have is that I found them to be too salty. 3/4 tsp salt did seem like a bit much but I always try the recipe as written first. Next time I'll problem only use 1/4 to a 1/2 tsp. Great texture on the scones though!

Does anybody else have a problem with the last couple lines of the recipes NOT printing? I've tried Print Preview, etc., and nothing seems to work. Thanks.

My wife made these 1st time today. I was skeptical ... I was wrong. Delicious! I asked her this evening to make some for me to take to the fire house.