Cranberry Drop Scones

From St. Philip's Tourism, Hospitality, Culinar Arts Program Fundamentals of Baking, Fall 2025

A black and white drawing of a clock on a white background.

Prep Time

15 min.

A black and white drawing of a pot with a handle.

Cook Time

15-20 min.

A black and white drawing of three gears on a white background.

Difficulty

Moderate

A black and white drawing of a fork and a knife

Yield

6

A black and white drawing of a clock on a white background.

Prep Time

15 min.

A black and white drawing of a pot with a handle.

Cook Time

15-20 min.

A black and white drawing of three gears on a white background.

Difficulty

Moderate

A black and white drawing of a fork and a knife

Yield

6

Not-so-sweet scones that are perfect for breakfast, mid-morning, or afternoon! Brew some hot tea for the perfect scone companion!
The scones use the creaming method of quick breads.

Now, let's do it!

INGREDIENTS


  • 5.1 oz Butter
  • 4.3 oz Sugar
  • 2 tsp or less Salt
  • 2 Egg yolks
  • 20.6 oz pastry flour
  • 2 tablespoons Baking powder
  • 12 oz Milk
  • 3.4 oz Dried cranberries

INSTRUCTIONS


Yield 48 oz.

Makeup and Baking: Using a 2 oz scoop, drop mounds onto parchment-lined sheet pans. Bake as for regular scones. Chill dough after mixing if it is too soft to make up.

  • Roll out ito a rectangle 1/2" thick and cut into triangles/wedges
  • Roll out into rectangle 1/2" thick and cut out with cutters, like biscuits.

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