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These lemon ricotta scones are as sweet as sunshine. They pack a real lemon punch and have a luscious lemon glaze on top. They blend ricotta cheese, lemon zest, lemon juice, and lemon extract. This mix gives the scones a creamy taste and a soft, moist texture. Enjoying these scones is perfect for breakfast or brunch with coffee or tea.
If you adore lemon, you’ll love these scones. Their tangy lemon taste with creamy ricotta is a delight. They’re soft, fluffy, and make every bite enjoyable.
If you want flaky scones with lemon flavor, follow these tips:
Follow these tips for perfect scones. They’ll be tender, flaky, and lemony. A treat for any occasion.
Recipe Yield | Prep Time | Cooking Time | Total Time | Average Recipe Rating |
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8 scones | 20 minutes | 20 minutes | 40 minutes | 5 out of 6 votes |
Check the lemon ricotta scones recipe for details.
If you love lemons, you must try these homemade lemon ricotta scones. They’re great for breakfast, brunch, or a picnic snack. They’ll surely meet your lemon cravings.
The mix of creamy ricotta, fresh lemon zest, lemon juice, and lemon extract gives a big lemon taste. These scones are both sweet and tangy. They’re a treat for any moment.
These scones are soft and fluffy. The ricotta makes them moist and tender. Imagine enjoying a scone that melts in your mouth with a lovely cup of coffee or tea.
Ready for a cooking journey? Try making these easy, tasty lemon ricotta scones at home. With simple ingredients and clear steps, you can make these yummy treats. Enjoy the creamy, citrusy delight of these scones and give yourself a taste of lemon paradise.
We suggest using cold butter to get the best texture and taste in your scones. Using margarine might change how your scones taste and feel, so it’s better not to swap it.
Ricotta cheese makes these scones creamy and moist. You might try other soft cheeses, but they could change the scones’ texture and flavour. Stick with ricotta for the tastiest scones.
Yes, you can bake these scones, let them cool, and then freeze them. Wrap them well or use an airtight container. They’ll keep for up to a month.
When you want to eat them, thaw them in the fridge overnight. Warm them up in the oven before serving.
Lemon zest gives these scones their lemony kick. If you’re out of lemons, a bit of lemon extract might work as a stand-in. But the flavour could be a little different. Try to use lemon zest if you can.
Yes, swapping in a gluten-free flour blend is okay. The scones might taste and feel a tad different, though. For top-notch results, choose a blend made for baking.
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