My Love Of Baking

Takes home baking to a whole new level.

HomeAll RecipesWorkshopsMy StoryContact
All RecipesBonus RecipesMy StoryWorkshopsContactDisclosures
My Love Of Baking

Takes home baking to a whole new level.

FacebookPinterestInstagramYouTube
© 2026 My Love of Baking. All rights reserved.
  1. Home›
  2. Recipes›
  3. Scones›
  4. Tea-infused Scones

Tea-infused Scones

May 1, 2019Serves: 10
Jump to RecipeJump to Comments
IMG 2147

Playing with flavors is one of my favorite pass time activities. This is another scones recipe that I tried and thought it is a keeper. A good flaky scone is always a winner at the table. What could be better than a scone to have with your evening cup of tea? An infused scone.

My latest obsession is infusing food with flavors specially with tea. It has become a bit of a trend followed by numerous cooking shows. However, I quite like the idea of infused teas and why not use that tea to infuse some scones?

IMG_2130.jpg

What I have done is soak up a hand full of sultanas in hot tea. Tea can be anything you fancy, I have tried this with earl grey, lady grey, lemon grass and all of them turned out nice and aromatic.

IMG_2153.jpg
tea infused scones

It is simple. Just brew your choice of tea (a tea with unique smell works better) in a teapot and then strain and reheat the tea. I then let the sultanas soak in the tea for about an hour. Then simply strain and toss these sultanas in your scones dough. If you like a stronger infusion, use some of the tea as well.

When the scones are being baked, the whole house fills with the sensational fragrance that will make your mouth water.

As the scones are already so good and sweet with all the sultanas, you can eat them as is. But some jam wouldn't hurt and a dollop of cream too if you fancy.

IMG_2166.jpg

Give these a go and let me know if you liked it. Post any questions in the comments or on Instagram, I will try my best to reply to them all.

Recipe
IMG 2147

Tea-infused Scones

00Serves 10

Ingredients

Method

  1. 1

    Preheat oven to 220 °C

  2. 2

    Brew tea in a separate pot and strain out.

  3. 3

    Reheat and let sultanas soak in the tea for an hour.

  4. 4

    Place flour, milk powder, sugar in a big bowl and give a quick mix.

  5. 5

    Add the cold butter and rub in to flour using fingers, until it represents breadcrumbs.

  6. 6

    Strain the sultanas and add in to the mix.

  7. 7

    Add two table spoons of the tea to the mix.

  8. 8

    Add water and mix with a spoon or hand until just combined. (Adjust water depending on the wetness or dryness of the mix)

  9. 9

    Place the dough on to a floured surface and fold and compress delicately, until the dough comes together.

  10. 10

    Let sit for 10 minutes, covered with a tea towel.

  11. 11

    Roll the dough on a floured surface to a 3.5 cm thickness and cut shapes using a cutter.

  12. 12

    Brush the tops with a little milk or a light egg wash (optional)

  13. 13

    Place on the prepared tray and bake for 20 minutes or until tops become light golden brown.

  14. 14

    Let them cool on a wire rack.

  15. 15

    Serve with your favorite topping.

biscuitssconestea infused

Never Miss a Recipe

Get new recipes straight to your inbox.

Share this recipe
Vindi

Hello, I'm Vindi

Baker, culinary instructor and reformed software engineer. Welcome to my kitchen in Seattle, where I share the recipes my family loves.

Read My Story →
FacebookPinterestInstagramYouTube

You might also like

IMG 8266
SconesDessertsSnacks

Scrumptious Blackberry Cobbler

Aug 16, 2022Continue Reading →

Comments

Loading comments…

Leave a comment