Anyone got a recipe for Dropscones?

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Thanks, little ones keen to make some today.

They're not something i have made for ages, but i would imagine a normal panckae recipe would do , and put blobs of mix in the pan, instead of spreading it around the pan like you would do with a pancake. Does that make sense?

the BBC one is good \line{http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/honeydropscones_2046.shtml\here}

No, it isn't the same as normal pancake batter as you need a raising agent. Haven't got the recipe to hand, but there's an easier version using buttermilk which I like:

1/4 pt buttermilk
3 eggs
6 oz SR flour
pinch salt
tsp sugar

Whisk together the buttermilk and eggs, then sift in the dry ingredients to form a thick batter. Grease a pan (I use a skillet), drop on spoonfuls of batter and turn over after a couple of mins or until brown on both sides.

never could do links. apologies! try again

Thanks everyone

Just made the buttermilk recipe ones, they were yummy

ooh my dd's love these - they call them Scooby snacks

They are great things to put in lunchboxes cold too.....if there are any left.

Glad they worked out