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I like this technique for par cooking the biscuits, but I prefer the other recipe for the blueberries (I like the flavor that the ginger adds, and also prefer less cinnamon.)
Charlotte
August 6, 2012 at 7:05 am
sounds very good epically
with fresh Maine Blueberries.
ljsousa33615
November 19, 2012 at 6:07 pm
Could I use frozen blueberries when fresh ones are not in season?
cmcmurphy1406
May 18, 2013 at 6:42 pm
Next time ill either cut back on the cinnamon or leave it out of the filling. Otherwise, its pretty amazing.
We already knew what a blueberry scone could be—dry, crumbly, or dense. We baked over 800 scones to achieve what we knew a blueberry scone should be—rich, light, and flaky.
I like this technique for par cooking the biscuits, but I prefer the other recipe for the blueberries (I like the flavor that the ginger adds, and also prefer less cinnamon.)
sounds very good epically
with fresh Maine Blueberries.
Could I use frozen blueberries when fresh ones are not in season?
Next time ill either cut back on the cinnamon or leave it out of the filling. Otherwise, its pretty amazing.