Oats, peanut butter, honey, peanuts (Chia seeds - I didn't use these and they're optional.) are the only necessary ingredients. I added chocolate chips and white chocolate chips. The pan I used was smaller so they were thicker. I also didn't have spray so I had to use butter and the sides got a little, toasty. It tastes good though! I can even imagine it being good warmed up with some milk over it or maybe melting a little more peanut butter on the top. This was quick and easy to make!
I LOVE scones. Especially the mini ones from Target, so when I found this recipe, I got excited. I decided to go with the savory bacon, cheddar and chive scones. My batter didn't turn out quite right. I think I mixed it for too long. It was definitely crumbly when I made it into the little "mound" so I had to work it a little more to get it to stick together and the individual pieces fell apart a bit. These are AWESOME though. Especially heated up a bit. mmmm! The fiance approves too!
Finally, I tried rinsing fruit off with vinegar. It worked! It definitely left behind traces of dirt in the water and everything looked clean. The strawberries still haven't molded. The skins are a little "stretchier" than usual, but they taste just fine. I have a non-washed and washed strawberry sitting next to each other in my fridge to see how well it really works.
Can't lie, I'm kinda proud of these pictures. I think they turned out nicely.
Update - The strawberries ended up looking about the same after a week. I'll probably keep doing the rinse just to get them clean, but I didn't notice it extending the life any.
Have you ever made scones before? If so, do you have a recipe you would recommend? I'm always on the hunt for good (and easy) recipes!
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