The Langham Scone Recipe

The Langham SconesThe Langham Scones
Menu item
Serves 10-15
Equipment
Rolling pin, Mixing bowl, Baking tray, Cookie cutter, Pastry brush, Kitchen Aid mixer (with pedal attachment)
Prep time
25m
Cook Time
15m

Pastry Chef Gabriella Harianto shares with us The Langham, Sydney scone recipe.

Afternoon Tea at The Langham, Sydney, is famed as the birthplace of the traditional Afternoon Tea, direct from their London flagship hotel.

Served at Kitchens on Kent in their Harbour Room, guests are offered an exclusive experience, including The Langham’s signature warm scones with jam and cream, delicate finger sandwiches and a selection of British inspired sweet and savoury delights. Pair it with a delightful selection of loose-leaf teas or Champagne, for the ultimate celebration.

Gabriella Harianto was born in Jakarta, Indonesia and has been The Langham’s talented Pastry Chef since 2019. She’s has worked at Gelato Messina and Facebook’s Headquarters as a dessert connoisseur since 2011.

Pastry Chef Gabriella Harianto
Pastry Chef Gabriella Harianto

Favouring Japanese style food and desserts, Gabriella’s favourite item to bake is the famous Chocolate Castella. A true foodie and creative, in her spare time she loves trying new places to eat to fuel her extravagant new ideas and recipes.

 

Ingredients

  • 590g flour
  • 10g baking powder
  • 80g sugar
  • 150g unsalted butter
  • 300g buttermilk
  • 30g vanilla extract

Instructions

  1. Mix the flour, baking powder, sugar, and unsalted butter until you’ve got a sandy texture (make sure there are no butter lumps)
  2. Pour the buttermilk and vanilla extract into the dry ingredient’s mixture
  3. Mix it all together until combined, but make sure to not over mix it
  4. Roll the dough until 2cm thick
  5. Cut the dough with a round cookie cutter to any desired size
  6. Place them onto a flat tray with baking paper
  7. Egg wash the top part of the scones
  8. Bake in the oven at 200C for roughly 15 minutes, depending on your oven
  9. To check if the scones are ready, stick a skewer into the scones and if come out clean, it’s ready
  10. Enjoy it with your favourite jam and a fresh dollop of cream

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