Fall is here! ššš»
And she brought along her friends sneezy and cough-ie. š¤
Regardless, I am in love with this season! Plus it gave me a reason to indulge in a little citrus fun as Oranges are also in season. Fun fact: Eating fruits that are in season helps arm the body for changes in that season. Similar to how eating local honey helps with seasonal allergies. (Whey the honey at!!! š)
Today’s baked goods were Orange Scones. I usually make Orange Cranberry scones around the Holidays, (Thanksgiving and Christmas) but wasn’t in the mood for cranberries.
I used 2 different recipes for this scone.
- I didn’t want the scone recipe but I liked the icing recipe.
- I only had whole cream so I used the Orange Cranberry recipe and just left out the cranberries.
This is the recipe I used today: https://natashaskitchen.com/cranberry-orange-scones-recipe/
I love making scones because you can grab the ingredients right out of the refrigerator and mix. Also, no rest time necessary. Quick and simple.
And here’s the icing recipe: https://www.alattefood.com/orange-cream-scones/
As for the icing, I was out of confectionary sugar.
Dreading running to the store at 9:25pm, my husband was convinced that my Mother in Law made icing from ordinary grandulated sugar. After calling her at about 9:30pm to ask, turns out he was mistaken BUT it did encourage me to run to Google. š
Found out all I had to do was blend regular sugar and voila! Powdered sugar. (Add cornstarch if you want to avoid clumping or store for another time.
I used my magic bullet to get the job done ✅
Felt like win to me!
So tasty! The orange in the scone and in the icing is so refreshing and not at all over powering. I love how the icing compliments the scone and is just the right amount of sweet.
For this week,
that's my treat,
Now let’s eat!
D.
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