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Scone Weltanschauung

October 26th, 2003 - Sunday


Apart from butter cakes, I have a fondness for scones. They are easy to make and delightful to eat. The last time that I baked some was twenty years ago. That is a very long time to be missing something that had tasted so good.

As I took a bite off the scone that had just came out from the oven, I wondered why I had taken so long to make this again. That was not just any scone. That was my favourite potato scone. That brought back memories of the time when I was carefree, and viewing the world standing up. It sure looked very different back then.



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7 Responses to “Scone Weltanschauung”

  1. Natasha says:

    Yummy. Scones are scrumptious! Especially when smeared with butter and jam!

    My auntie made really nice, fluffy scones. I miss those scones. I miss scones. *hungry*

  2. petertan says:

    Scones with a steaming cup of tea and milk will make me a very happy man. What kind of scones does your auntie make?

  3. Natasha says:

    She makes butter scones with raisins. :D

    Depends on her mood really. If she is nice, she adds in raisins.

    Buttery sweet and they melt in your mouth.

  4. Pauline says:

    Ur scones make me think of my last trip 2 the Cameron Highlands with some French friends. That’s the last time I ate scones – all of 2 yrs ago….u are right. They are yummy, specially smeared with lots of butter and jam….Mmmmmmm

  5. petertan says:

    Natasha,
    Ah, butter and raisin scones, Wuan’s favourite. It is a wonder how a simple bread like this can give such enjoyment.

    Pauline,
    Just butter for me… dollops and dollops of it.

  6. spit says:

    Weltanschauung. An excellent word befitting of an excellent snack. :)

  7. petertan says:

    Spit,
    That is because eating scones again after such a long time reminds me of an age when I was viewing the world from a different elevation and with different ideals.


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