Scones have been baked all around the world this week!
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Cecile @ My Yellow Farmhouse baked these Maple Pecan Scones…
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Heidi @ Steps on the Journey baked Peach Cobbler Scones…
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Brydie @ CityHippyFarmGirl made Chocolate Chip Scones…
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Tracy @ Sunny Corner Farm made Pumpkin and Date Scones…
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Tandy @ Lavender and Lime whipped up Sourdough Scones…
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Glenda @ Passion Fruit Garden baked Buttermilk Scones…
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In between quilting, Amanda (Pearly Cow) baked Date and Orange Scones…
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Anne @ Life in Mud Spattered Boots baked Girdle (not Griddle) Scones…
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Madge’s grandson loved her Cranberry and Cinnamon Scones…
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Judy @ Savoring Today baked Triple Ginger & Coconut Gluten-Free Scones…
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Our friend Craig the baker whipped up a batch of
Pineapple-Ginger-Coconut Buttermilk Scones…
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Mandy @ The Complete Cookbook made Rustic Olive Oil Scones…
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Johanna @ Green Gourmet Giraffe baked Beetroot, Apple & Pistachio Scones…
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Claire @ Claire K Creations made golden Pumpkin Scones…
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Christine @ Invisible Spice baked Ginger Scones (look at the glace ginger!)…
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Marilyn the Toymaker made buttermilk scones…
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…and I baked Farm Style Cottage Cheese Scones…
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Have I missed anyone?
If you’ve baked scones this week, or do so next week,
please let me know and I’ll add you to the round-up!
Goodness Celia, International Scone Week has really grown. What a lovely array of different shapes, colours and flavours. I was planning on making ginger and chocolate chip scones for this and to serve with rhubarb curd, but I sadly didn’t make it. Next year!
No worries Choc, it’s definitely a “play if you have time” event! It’s bookmarked in my diary, so next year! :)
What fun!
It always is! :)
Awesome, awesome, awesome! So many wonderful and fun recipes Celia, with no repeats – how cool is that!
Have a happy week ahead.
:-) Mandy xo
Thanks Mandy, you too! Loved your olive oil scones – a completely new one to me! :)
Such a variety! Simply mouthwatering scrolling down and looking at all those lovely scones. It’s been so hectic around here that there’s no time for baking! In the winter there’s more time…
Looks like all had fun! Scone week seems to be growing! Have a nice week.
Manuela, it does seem to be growing, and folks are having fun, which is the main thing. My family ate 24 scones the first weekend and said, “please don’t bake any more this week, mum”.. :)
WOW! Can I eat all of them :) so beautiful dear Celia, Thank you, love, nia
Thanks Nia! So many lovely photos, it was great to see! :)
What a fun bake off! And all so delicious…. now I’m hungry!
Hi darling, how’s the oven going? Did you end up getting it fixed?
I’ve been going around looking at all the posts last week- but seeing them all together is totally impressive . And now I need a cup of tea!
Heidi, I’ll join you for a cuppa. It was a fun week! :)
Blush…
xxx
There are sure some yummies here Celia! I didn’t get into the groove this week but if I manage to whip some up I’ll add them on. The scones aren’t the problem for me, it’s all the butter and cream that needs to be slathered on them that I’m avoiding- oh so tempting! Xox
Let me know, Becca, and I’ll add them to the post anytime! :)
I am staggered at the flavours people came up with! Looking forward to checking out all of these.
Rose, I think I’m going to put ginger in my next batch! :)
I told myself not to look at this post as I knew it would just make me hungry, but I didn’t listen to me at all. Lovely scones! *hungry now*
Hahaha! Time to bake, A! :)
what a magnificent line up. I adore scones! I adore ALL these scones.. c
Celi, it was a fun excuse to bake! Hope you’re well darling x
These look great. Scones are a favourite in our house but I didn’t know it was Scone Week. I made these with a cheese scone mix :)
http://quarteracrelifestyle.wordpress.com/2013/08/09/very-yummy-savoury-scrolls/
They look great! :)
What a delicious collection of scones. Now which ones to bake next…
Claire, it’s a bit like that, isn’t it? Do you have any pumpkin left? ;-)
So much scone goodness Celia, yum! I think Brydie’s are my favourite, but they all look good :)
Brydie’s scones looked wonderful, didn’t they? I’ve never thought to add chocolate to a scone before!
oh they all look gorgeous! I love the sounds of the pumpkin and date ones that Tracy did. Thanks Celia :-)
Great fun, Brydie, let’s play again next year! :)
It’s wonderful to see such variety and diversity. So many colours, shapes and sizes. And great involvement from the blogging community too. Hotly Spiced will be first to submit next year! xx
Hotly Spiced has had a lot on her plate this year, love. Hope it all calms down soon! :)
So many lovely scones! I want them all :)
Kari, I felt the same way with each new photo that came in! :)
Congratulations, Celia! Your International Scones Week continues to grow. Just look at that collection of scones! Beautiful!
John, thank you, but it truly isn’t “my” scone week – it belongs to all of us, because it came about when we were all serendipitously baking all those years ago. I just put up the reminder.. :)
And now I’m desperately craving scones! :P
There’s still time to bake some for morning tea! :)
Wow, what a great selection this year! I am off to read them all :)
Tandy, yours were the first ever sourdough scones for ISW! :)
great selection of scones – I’d love to eat at your table of scones – so many great ideas
Johanna, they really do come in all shapes, sizes and flavours, don’t they! :)
I am with Lorraine scone me up baby!!
I reckon you could knock out a batch with your eyes closed, love.. :)
Celia, thank you for your welcoming and open invitation to join ISW, what fun!
Judy, second week of August each year! Thanks for playing! :)
An impressive collection of scones. I would love to sample one of each but would have to worry about my side-ways growth
Norma, scone week is a bit like Christmas – I try not to think too much about weight this week! :D
Sorry I am abit slow to comment (as often) but this was fantastic. I love scones and loved seeing them all collected here. They all looked delicious and comforting. There is simply nothing like a fresh scone.
Yours looked fantastic this year, Craig! :)
This is not the first time I’ve observed bloggers being “like minded” and coming out with similar ideas/recipes within a short time. “ChgoJohn” just informed me about your International Scone Week – I’m hoping I’m not too late ’cause just last night I posted a recipe for Maple Walnut Scones !! http://myyellowfarmhouse.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/maple-pecan-scones/
And I’m “lovin’ ” this post… what a great idea!!
Cecile, they look fabulous! I’ve added you to the post! :)
Celia – I was so very pleased that you included my recipe for Maple Walnut Scones!!! Thank you so much!! (Sorry I just found your reply….)
Celia, this is a true public service you have provided. What a wealth of delicious scones. The only problem is where to start.
Diane, it was great fun! Maybe you’ll join in next year? :)
I would love to & once I’ve got my new kitchen all installed I think I’ll be spending a lot more time in there.
These all look so yummers! Thanks, C! Hugs, Maz
Your scones look mouthwatering, Maz! xx
They look delicious! My grandma gave me a recipe that I just love, should have given it a go last week!
Next time, Clare! Old recipes are so often the best! :)
Celia – From Cecile
I’m so pleased that you posted my recipe for Maple Pecan Scones !! And I can’t wait to try some of the other scone recipes!!
Cecile, they look delish – thanks for playing! :)