We’ve had the biggest International Scone Week ever!
Here are all the photos – I’ll keep adding to this list as posts come in over the
next few days, so there’s still time to join in if you’d like to.
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Amanda (Pearly Cow) baked these perfect scones to kick off the week…
…and ended it with sticky date scones, eaten to the sound of rain and an improvised fireplace…
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Misky @ The Chalk Hills Kitchen’s buttermilk scones are sweetened with Stevia…
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My friend Karen made cranberry and lemon scones…
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Heidi is having trouble with her blog, but that didn’t stop her baking scones…
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Here are Craig’s pineapple ginger and coconut scones…
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Lovely Jan baked lemonade scones, which she shared with her husband Peter and her chooks…
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Lizzy @ Bizzy Lizzy’s Good Things made buttermilk scones…
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Liz @ Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard whipped up these parmesan, parsley and sundried tomato scones in her Thermomix…
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Tania @ A Cook’s Pyjamas baked oat and buckwheat jammy scones…
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Ardys’ scones were gluten-free and packed with currants…
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Joanne @ What’s on the List? baked no butter no egg no sugar scones…
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Here are Emma @ SurreyKitchen’s gorgeous Devonshire scones…
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Clare baked her scones following her grandmother’s recipe…
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Mandy @ The Complete Cookbook made Mrs Beeton’s Afternoon Tea Scones…
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Tandy’s chocolate chip scones were studded with cacao nibs…
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Johanna @ Green Gourmet Giraffe baked chocolate and cranberry scones…
…and walnut, brie and apples scones…
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Becca The InTolerant Chef came up with a gluten-free version of Lady Flo’s pumpkin scones (as only she could)…
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Glenda @ Passion Fruit Garden has been perfecting her sourdough scones – these ones have dates in them…
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Anne @ Life in Mud Spattered Boots baked three batches for scone week, including her courgette, chive and feta scones…
…and her everyday scones, made with “cream on the turn”…
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Anne inspired Jenny to bake a batch as well…
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Vicky @ Boiled Eggs and Soldiers made strawberry buttermilk mini scones…
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Lona baked fig, ginger and pomegranate scones…
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Selma’s feta, sundried tomato and thyme scones were mouthwatering…
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Gretchen @ Feeding My 3 Sons topped her delicious scones with homemade jam…
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Christine @ Invisible Spice‘s date scones came with a view…
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Sherry’s unusual scone recipe involved beating the dough with a rolling pin!
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Tanya @ Chica Andaluza made delicious goose fat, chorizo and green olive scones…
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Sandra @ Please Pass the Recipe baked savoury spelt scone scrolls…
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Diane @ Photographs and Recipes baked strawberry cream scones (but if she calls them biscuits, her husband will eat them)…
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Here are Cecile @ My Yellow Farmhouse‘s savory cheese and scallion scones…
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Debi @ My Kitchen Witch made these beautiful lemon and blueberry scones…
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Nancy @ Roving Lemon’s Big Adventure baked her emergency scones…
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Allison @ The PinterTest Kitchen made double chocolate banana scones…
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Choclette @ Chocolate Log Blog baked rich dark chocolate scones…
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I baked yoghurt scones…
…and lardy cheesey tomatoey scones…
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Have I missed anyone?
If you’ve baked scones this week, or do so in the next few days,
please let me know and I’ll add you to the round-up!
Fig Jam and Lime Cordial 
Wow what a line up! I attempted to do one with Mum, but it ended up being a busy week for her. These all look gorgeous and I would like one now. Can we vote??? I’m going with Clare of http://thelifeofclare.com.au/scones/ because these look like the real deal and I am a sucker for trad scones.
It’s not a contest Francesca! ;-) But Clare’s were indeed gorgeous (as were all the others!) :) I love how different they all were!
I know, I know! But I am just having a private vote.
;-)
Wow! What a visual feast of scones! Thank you for inspiring the fun Celia!
What a delicious round up, Celia! Yummy.
Such great imagination and variety when it comes to scones! I can’t think of what my favourite would be but perhaps the traditional lemonade scone xx
What a collection. Now which one do l eat first:)
What an incredible range of scones Celia, both the basic recipes and flavour combos. Who’d have thought a scone could be so versatile. They all looks delicious!
Wow! Who knew there could be so many varieties of scones? I’m going to have to try them all – just have to come up with different names for each of them as long as it’s not the “dreaded scones”.
Wonderful idea Celia.
I love all the different scones! How wonderful that there are so many varieties!
It’s like a beauty pageant of bread and everyone is a winner. Sweet! <3 Maz
Such an impressive following you have Celia. Thanks for all of your effort putting this together.
What a fantastic variety of scones. I love that there are as many savoury as sweet. Thanks for hosting this Celia. It was a lot of fun :)
That was such fun Celia and thank you for putting it all together – I’d love to graze through all the plates – but I wouldn’t bring ‘my girls’, they’d beat me at every plate. BTW, my ‘hot from the pot’ loaf of ciabatta dough has good texture and flavour, at least, I think it does, and Peter, my kitchen ally, gave me full marks:)
What a heartwarming collection of gorgeous scones. Well done, Celia!
It’s a kind of scone porn isn’t it? :) I feel quite full just looking at the picture.
G’day and what a collection indeed that I was very proud to participate in Celia! Well done and really enjoyed the International Scone week fun…commented on all above…and today in turn sharing the love!
Cheers! Joanne
What a great variety of scones. International Scone Week is great fun. You really have got me in a scone mood and I posted another scone recipe today
http://gggiraffe.blogspot.com.au/2014/08/walnut-brie-and-apple-scones-and-random.html
Thanks for organising it Celia, you are a gem
A gem scone? Now there’s one we missed this year – an Aussie classic! :) Thanks love xx
That is exactly what you are: a gem scone.
Waw, What a scones feast for the eyes! They all look so special & interesting! Now, I am off exploring them,..yoehoeee!
Good grief, what a selection. We could open a virtual tea shop. They all look delicious don’t they? A wonderful idea Celia.
What a fantastic line up! Who would have thought that the humble scone, could have all these incarnations! Liz x
Scones galore, yay!!! The pineapple ginger version looks intriguingly good!
Julie
Gourmet Getaways
So many delicious combinations – my mouth is watering and then some!! I have a friend popping round later and was planning to make walnut scones – I might add some dates to them after being inspired by this round-up. Thanks for hosting this Celia x
What a fun idea Celia! It’s so interesting to see all the variations on the theme- a symphony of scones indeed :) Thanks for putting it all together sweetie xox
What a wonderful roundup Celia. They all look so incredibly scrumptious. I see there are many I am going to have to try out! I haven’t had breakfast yet and these pictures are making me drool and my tummy roar!
WOW! What a fantastic collection of people, scones and recipes. And what a lot fo work creating this page. You are a star. I love scones. I am going to go back and look carefully and see which ones I want to make..love love darling girl.. c
[…] I baked scones for International Scones Week. That’s not to say that I baked them during International Scones Week. Last week was manic; the scones had to wait for me to breathe. Sunday morning was calm enough for the occasion, so here’s my contribution to Celia’s annual event. Photos of the participants’ scones are at Fig Jam and Lime Cordial […]
Mine is posted at http://miskcooks.com/2014/08/17/international-scones-week/
Scones are my favorite food and these all look so good! I want to make them all, this page has been bookmarked.
That is absolutely incredible – no excuse now for ever being at a loss for a scone recipe ;) But a HUGE thank you to you for inspiring us all – it was fun to join in, to hop over and visit so many new blogs and to be completely inspired. What next….?!
I am utterly exhausted after having to scroll through that lot Ms Celia! I need to go and have a lay down now where I will no doubt dream of scones ;)
Oh gosh, who knew there were so many ways to bake scones. I’ve got some serious scone envy now and will be going back through these over the next few days to bookmark some of them. Thank you Celia.
Sorry I couldn’t join in but thanks for all the scone inspiration (and if it counts I’ve been eating lots with jam and clotted cream in the UK)
Thank you Celia. How impressive. Scones are a wonderful treat and this must be one of the best collections of “fresh” scone photos ever. So diverse and inspiring. Thank you.
That’s alodda scones! gorgeous!
T xx
So many entries Celia! And needless to say that I now am craving scones! :P
What a great round up of so many amazing recipes!
Absolutely wonderful roundup Celia. I look forward to reading the posts I haven’t got around to yet.
Have a wonderful week ahead.
I am visiting with my folks and Pete is always up here so its going to be a wonderful week.
:-) Mandy xo
I love this post Celia. What fun and what a wonderful effort from everybody who took part. Thank you for sharing everyones entries. Emma xx
What a lovely collection of scones…and I’m having a hard time deciding my favorite as they all look scrumptious!
I am gutted that I did not get round to participating, as I do love scones, but so pleased that so many other bloggers have shared some fantastic Scone recipes. This is a post that I am bookmarking for inspiration. Thank you for hosting Celia, hopefully next year I will participate.
How have I never heard of International Scone Week?!?! Yes please!
Christina
http://www.foodiewithalife.com
Look at all those scones!…now…must eaaaat sconnnnnnes.
Thank you all for joining in! It was huge fun, and I think we all need to eat more scones! :)
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I so enjoyed scrolling through this delightful assortment of scones!! And, through the wonders of “Pinterest” – I’m going to share these with my friends!! You did a fabulous job Celia & it was such fun contributing to this year’s International Scone Week !!
Celia, I can’t stand it! Must put the kettle on and have one bite of each of these lovely scones!