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Oatmeal and Dried-Cherry Biscuit Scones

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Try these oatmeal and dried-cherry biscuit scones for a tasty snack. For more delicious recipes featuring Quaker Oats, visit quakeroats.com.

Source: The Martha Stewart Show, January Winter 2009
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  • MS12094152
    21 JUL, 2011
    I followed the receipe exactly and found the scones very dry and crumbly - I might try the receipe again and add more buttermilk etc ... and perhaps a little more sugar.
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  • ablhisle
    18 JAN, 2010
    Do you have the Nutrition Information on these Oatmeal Biscuits?
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  • luvmydogs
    17 MAR, 2009
    I have made these five times now and everyone loves them! I have a new oven and they do take about 25-27 minutes to bake. I've tried them with dried blueberries and craisins but the cherries are the best. Try adding a little fresh lemon zest. That is a great taste with the cherries.
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  • BreeLeeD
    13 MAR, 2009
    These are delicious! However, mine also took a little longer than the listed baking time. Mine took about 30 minutes. Next time I make these, I'm going to substitute the dried cherries with orange flavored dried cranberries (from Trader Joe's).
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  • kobmom
    3 FEB, 2009
    svebacks comment about cooking them longer is right and like he said do look at them cause other wise they will be soggy in middle
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  • kobmom
    3 FEB, 2009
    this recipe is easy enough that you can measure the dry ingredients and keep them in a ziplock bag till you are ready to add the butter dried fruit and wet ingredients, mine didn't come out flaky but they were golden brown and i have a crappy oven so i didn't want to keep them in there to long did cook them for 25 minute so longer might make them more flaky
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  • kobmom
    3 FEB, 2009
    these came out great according to my boys big teens always hungry
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  • kobmom
    3 FEB, 2009
    they came out great the boys big teens said great.... hope everyone else will like them
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  • kobmom
    3 FEB, 2009
    it is snowing here this evening so i decided to put this snowy night to use and bake will i watch the inches grow here in Asheville ,we don't get much so its a big deal LOL since i am from Buffalo NY originally will let you know the results as soon as my guys get home to taste .Bye and happy baking
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  • sveback
    2 FEB, 2009
    I made these and they took longer than the stated time in this recipe(more like 40 minutes). Please look at them before you remove them or they will be fully baked.
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