Blueberries are plentiful right now, and here in New Jersey, they’re cheap. That’s just dandy for me since I love blueberries.
Especially in scones.
American scones. So, it’s pronounced “skown” (rhymes with bone) rather than “skon” (rhymes with gone). At home, I sometimes like to say “skon” and wait for heads to turn in my direction, which will predictably be followed with an eye roll. ??
Anyway, I just want to share my blueberry scones with you, that’s all. The recipe can be found here → Blueberry Scones
Now let’s see what’s sconin’ on at the fiesta. ??
Starting with these:
“Perfect popsicles to beat the summer heat – refreshing!” — Jhuls
“This is such an iconic Southeast Asian dessert I have yet to try. It’s time! Now the quest is to get really good, sweet mangoes.” — Angie
“Would love to give these savory cookies a try! They sound so yum!!” — Jhuls
“So many different kinds of mole to try, so little time, sigh… But I MUST make time for this! Such a special recipe!” — Angie
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Hi, Angie; I love blueberry scones, too, I think I am sconin’ to try your recipe right after I finish this comment! (LOL). Thank you so much for hosting another awesome party, and especially thank you for choosing my Oaxaca Style Yellow Mole (Amarillo) amongst your features. I have brought dessert to the party this time: #6 Marquesote Mini Cakes, and #7 Apple Ante, two more recipes from the state of Oaxaca. Feliz Fiesta Friday!
Lol. Let me know what you think. Simple, basic blueberry scones, but they’re excellent with your morning coffee. They’re not too sweet, either. Mole is a labor of love, isn’t it? I’m excited to try the yellow mole. I’ve tried the dark ones (red and black) that include chocolate and they’re delicious!
Thanks so much for hosting and for the great features. The ice cream bars are tempting!
Nikh @ The House on Silverado
You’re welcome. The ice cream bars are irresistible!
The Oaxaca Style Yello Mole caught my eye, I love mole! Thanks for hosting.
You’re welcome. I love mole, too!
Here in Australia scones are very popular but we pronounce it ‘skonns’.
We have date scones, pumpkin scones, sultana scones, plain scones with Jam & cream but haven’t tried blueberry scones ?
And I love blueberries!
Blessings,
Jennifer
Well now you’ve got to try blueberry “skonns”, Jennifer. And I’ll have to try the sultana ones 🙂
I love popping in here for the party. I always find such inspiring ideas and recipes. Thank you for hosting. I hope you have a FANTASTIC week. I brought JET TILA inspired FRIED RICE, CHICKEN PARMESAN MEATBALLS and PINEAPPLE PEPPER LIME CHICKEN this week.
Your recipes always sound so good! Thanks for sharing, Tamy XO
Hi, Angie. I haven’t had scones in ages. These sound so good with blueberries. I don’t think blueberries are cheap here today… I will check. Happy Fiesta Friday, Angie. Have a lovely weekend. x
And oh, thanks for featuring my Mango Sticky Rice. You should really give it a try. x
Yeah, I know, I should try it soon. Glutinous rice is hard to come by around here. I will have to go to an Asian grocery store. The closest one is about 25 minutes away, but that shouldn’t be an excuse!
All of these recipes look amazing!! I’ll have to try those blueberry scones? Thanks for hosting this link party! Hope you’re having a great weekend 🙂
Welcome to Fiesta Friday, Britt! Have a fabulous week!
We just got a bunch of blueberries, and I think those scones look like the perfect plan! Thank you for hosting us! I brought by some Mexican Corn Salad – so flavorful and easy to make for a quick side. 🙂
Love Mexican Corn Salad! I can have that everyday, seriously. Thanks, CJ.
Summer is such a great time for making and baking. Loving the look of your blueberry scones and really coveting those Lemon Pie Pops!
Thanks for hosting.
Have a great week xx
But sometimes it gets too hot, right, and then the oven just exacerbates it. But then, who cares… I’ll make an exception anytime for scones ?
Thanks once again for the amazing share! These savory cookies are definitely worth a try!!!
You’re welcome. Such an intriguing recipe!
That yellow mole looks amazing!! Thanks for hosting another great party. Enjoy your week.
I think so, too, Helen. And you’re welcome.