These traditional Scottish Oatmeal drop scones are so easy to put together and make a delicious breakfast or snack. The kids love them and they are delicious served with a drizzle of honey and a spread of cream cheese.

These Scottish oatmeal scones are part of a trio of recipes in my Youtube video which is linked below. In the traditional Scottish scones video you will also find recipes for Scottish treacle scones and also Scottish Cream Scones. All three are really delicious and easy recipes to make.

We love eating these scones with an additional drizzle of a good quality Scottish heather honey and some chopped up fresh fruit. They also work really well with a dollop of yoghurt or even cream cheese too. My kids love them and I love how quick they can be made for a delicious family breakfast or child friendly snack.

If you like the look of these delicious traditional Scottish Oatmeal drop scones then you might also enjoy some of my other similiar Scottish favourites below. I love the traditional Scottish Fatty Cutties recipe, they are so delicious! I also love the traditional Scottish Clootie Dumpling recipe, its very popular and is a favourite in this house especially in the colder months! Check out these recipes and more below:

Tips for making this recipe:

• these scones are pretty easy to throw together so I don’t have much to offer in the way of tips for this recipe.
• they make a great quick breakfast and if you want to make them ahead of time you can pop them in the toaster the next day or under the grill to reheat. They are pretty sturdy so reheat quite well.
• this recipe only makes about 4 medium or 8 small so if you want to make more I would double or triple up the recipe.
• these drop scones are delicious served up with whipped cream, cream cheese, chopped fruit and even an additional drizzle of honey or maple syrup.
• why not make these sweet scones part of a delicious traditional Scottish breakfast with grilled bacon, fried eggs, mushrooms, black pudding and maybe an additional drizzle of maple syrup or heather honey over it all! Yum yum!

Oatmeal Drop Scones Recipe

• 100g plain flour
• 1/2 tsp baking powder
• 1/2tsp cream of tartar
• 1tbsp syrup
• 1tbsp sugar
• 1 egg
• 2tbsp oats
• butter for cooking

Recipe Instructions:

1. Sift in all of the flour, baking powder and cream of tartar into a large mixing bowl or electric mixer.
2. Add in the oats and mix through.
3. Add in the syrup, sugar and egg and whisk through until all fully encorporated.
4. Heat up a small amount of butter in a cast iron frying pan or other frying pan.
5. Drop 2tbsp of the mixture into the pan and use the spoon to spread out to desired size.
6. Cook for about 3-5 minutes and flip over. Cook for 3-5 minutes again on the other side and serve.
7. You can also stack them all once cooked and bring them to the table this way before serving.

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