How to Winter Appetizing Uji Matcha Scones

How to Winter Appetizing Uji Matcha Scones Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Uji Matcha Scones. That is why all of our sipping, ceremonial and culinary grade teas come from the Uji hills in Kyoto, Japan. Our culinary grade matcha is easy to add to smoothies, but you can also add matcha powder to your favorite baked dishes, including scones, cookies and muffins. Matcha Scones (Gluten Free) Enjoy a low sugar, gluten free snack or breakfast on the run.
But nowadays, much tea destined to become Uji matcha is actually grown outside of this area — in Nishio, Aichi.
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Since living in Japan it feels like something is constantly following me: scones!
You can have Uji Matcha Scones using 6 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Uji Matcha Scones
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It’s 200 g of self-raising flour.
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It’s 30 g of icing sugar.
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You need 1 tbs of Uji matcha.
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You need 50 g of unsalted butter.
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Prepare 1 of lemon zest.
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You need 90 ml of cold milk.
And maybe it's only because in Israel, where I am from, scones are not so common..
No adding an egg but it's moist and soft inside.
I always use finest Uji matcha.
Kyoto is home to Uji, a small city that is famous for producing Matcha - Uji Matcha is considered as the highest quality of Japanese green tea.
Uji Matcha Scones instructions
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Heat oven gas mark 6..
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Use cutter blender. All ingredients except milk go into blender and blend..
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Add cold milk a little by little. Pause blender each time. Dont blend too much..
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Make balls by using ice-cream scoop. One scoop is just right amount for one ball. You dont mess your hands..
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Bake them for 20 mins until cooked..
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Serve with clotted cream and homemade strawberry jam..
While drinking Matcha straight (usually dissolved in water or milk) is highly recommended, Matcha is also used to flavor a variety of confectioneries and desserts!
We specialize in making matcha baked goods and drinks that are made with Organic Ceremonial Uji Matcha.
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No adding an egg but it's moist and soft inside.
I always use finest Uji matcha which gives an extraordinary flavour. #mycookbook Kristina Bosman.