They start off with your traditional lineup - flour, butter, salt, oats - with a sugary kick of dark brown sugar - and mixed with an egg yolk and buttermilk. Oh, and a non-traditional one-half cup of peanut butter. Based on all the other scone recipes I've made, which have a ratio of 2 cups flour to 1 tablespoon baking powder, I added a second teaspoon of powder in addition to the baking soda - just for good measure. I figured all that peanut butter and oats would need a little extra nudge to rise and shine. Rather than cut them out into individual triangular scones BAKED recommends scoring and leaving it in the round. I'm not sure why, but I'm up for new adventures in baking.
Did I have these for breakfast? No. Would I? No. These were tasty - who can't help but love the combination of PB&C - but there was something odd about chewing a scone with the flavor of a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. I found myself searching for the traditional cream, currants or jam with every bite.
Should you try them? Certainly. You might just love the collision of chocolate and peanut butter for breakfast!
Did I have these for breakfast? No. Would I? No. These were tasty - who can't help but love the combination of PB&C - but there was something odd about chewing a scone with the flavor of a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. I found myself searching for the traditional cream, currants or jam with every bite.
Should you try them? Certainly. You might just love the collision of chocolate and peanut butter for breakfast!
18 comments:
Hey, Welcome back, Mike! :) Your scones look beautiful. I simply cannot imagine why you would not want to eat them for breakfast! I could eat these any time of the day, but then I have been known to eat a Reese's peanut butter cup for breakfast as well. ;)
Oh, I forgot to say that I LOVE your header!
Hey, Mike! Welcome back! We did have these for breakfast but gave the rest to my brother who is a PB fanatic. We agreed that we were more traditional in our preference for scones as well.
Those look delicious. Anything with chocolate chips is usually a big hit around here. =)
These scones were definitely a bit of a mind freak, but yours look great!
Love your nod to Reese's peanut butter cup. Your scones look great. I agree a traditional scone is the champion. But something different occasionally hits the spot.
Mike! It's nice to see some other guys join in on the baking conversation! Haha! Your scones look lovely - great photography. I guess I'm in the minority - I loved these scones for breakfast, but I have a pretty big sweet tooth too! Nice job!
Your scones are beautiful. Love the Reese's shirt. Can you send one my way?
Well, I love chocolate and peanut butter any time, so I am fine with it for breakfast, but you could just call these really big cookies and be happy too :)
Great to see you blogging again... you've been missed!
The combo of pb and c would almost make these scones perfect for dessert as well!
I've missed your blog and your beautiful photos for Baked Sunday Mornings! Love your new blog banner, BTW.
I wasn't crazy about them either, but then I'm not a peanut butter person. Still, yours are sooo pretty.
I enjoyed them and would make them again, but if I was just after a scone I'd go for a plain lemonade one with jam and cream.
Beautiful photos Mike!
Maybe these scones are more of an afternoon with a hot cup of tea type scones(?) Anyway, the batch I made disappeared quickly;-)
I'm fairly new to the group and am enjoying checking out all the new and returning bloggers! Great photos! :)
You have to tell me how you get your pictures so light and bright! Perfect lighting! And your top image makes me want to try those again with reese pieces! But i think for dessert as opposed to breakfast :) Sorry didn't like these so much :)
Beautiful presentation and photos! I started to write "scones" when I did my post because they are pretty far removed from the traditional version. Yummy, though.
Glad to see you back. And a great way to come back. These look great. PB in scones. Sounds like a good high protein breakfast!!
What a brilliant combination of flavours
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