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Default REC: Pumpkin scones. was Scone recipe for working mums

"Janet" > wrote in
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> "ant" > wrote in message
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>> Nina Pretty Ballerina wrote:
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>>> that pumpkin soup used to (?) have a recipe on the side for a pasta
>>> sauce, was yum. Sure, full of fat, but yum. and dead easy.

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>> and for the yanks, Campbell's soup has a long running ad campaign in
>> the US. Maybe they don't sell the Pumpkin kind though. Although I'm
>> pretty sure I've seen it there.
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>>> scones sound good!
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>>> a lot gets lots in translation doesnt it?!

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>> yep. In the US, they're called Biscuits.
>> they serve them with sloppy stews, for soaking up the gravy. Sort of
>> south-western food.
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>> Nothing like our scones with jam and cream, which are english.

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> The most common differences between biscuits and scones are that
> scones include sugar and egg yolk (or whole egg). Not always, of
> course.
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Here's a recipe for Pumpkin Scones....

http://www.abc.net.au/canberra/stories/s1165618.htm

and plain scones.......

http://www.abc.net.au/queensland/stories/s1579082.htm