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How thick should I roll my dough?
Pat the scone dough out until it is about 3-4 cm thick, don\'t roll it too thinly or the scones will be thin and not rise very much, remember that you will only get 8 scones from 225g of flour mixture.
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Rhubarb Crumble
Everyone will love this rhubarb crumble recipe. If you fancy putting a twist on the classic why not add orange rind and juice or chopped stem ginger to the rhubarb or add a handful of choppe...
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