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Rose-flavored frozen cheese scones | A recipe that tastes like ice cream after freezing

Rose-flavored frozen cheese scones | A recipe that tastes like ice cream after freezing

2026-02-10 11:35:35 · · #1
Rose-flavored frozen cheese scones | They taste like ice cream when frozen.
The weather is getting hotter and hotter, so let's make some frozen cheese scones! The crust of this recipe is so crispy, and after freezing, the frozen cheese filling is just like eating ice cream. It's absolutely amazing to eat frozen!

Materials

Filling:
Cream cheese
250 grams
Powdered sugar
15 grams
Dried cranberries
30 grams
Dough:
Cake flour
210 grams
Powdered sugar
20 grams
baking powder
4 grams
butter
68 grams
Whipping cream
80 grams
Edible dried rose petals
2.5 grams

Rose-flavored frozen cheese scones | Recipe steps to make them taste like ice cream after freezing

Step 1
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Soften the cream cheese at room temperature beforehand, and roughly mix it with a spatula.

Step 2
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Add powdered sugar and chopped cranberries.

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Mix everything thoroughly.

Step 4
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

After mixing well, put it into a piping bag.

Step 5
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Divide into 8 portions and freeze in the refrigerator for about 40 minutes.

Step 6
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Pour cake flour, baking powder, and powdered sugar into a food processor, then add butter. This butter can be used directly from the refrigerator without softening.

Step 7
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Mix everything on low speed until it becomes fine, uniform granules. If you're not using a food processor, put it in a large bowl and rub it evenly by hand.

Step 8
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Pour the mixed dry ingredients into a large bowl, add the heavy cream, and press and mix well with your hand.

Step 9
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Add edible dried rose petals and mix well. Do not over-knead the dough.

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Wrap the prepared dough in plastic wrap and freeze it for about 20 minutes.

Step 11
How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Divide the frozen dough into 8 portions and roughly round them.

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Take a piece of dough and press a hole in it with your thumb, then slowly stretch it out.

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Wrap the frozen cheese filling inside.

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Slowly push it upwards, but don't pinch the opening tightly; let part of the filling show. See the video for detailed instructions.

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Once everything is prepared, place it on a baking tray.

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

Place in a preheated oven at 190°C (top heat) and 200°C (bottom heat) for 20 minutes. The time and temperature are for reference only; adjust according to your oven.

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Baking in progress~

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

The crust is very soft when it comes out of the oven, but it will become very crispy after it cools down completely.

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

This is a very quick and easy dish; just mix it up and you're good to go. Even beginners can make it!

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

It smells like romantic roses~

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How to make pure milk hand-torn toast: Step 1

It's delicious and not greasy at all. Eating it frozen is absolutely amazing, just like eating ice cream. It's perfect for this season!

Rose-flavored frozen cheese scones | Tips for enjoying them like ice cream after freezing

Simply press and mix the dough until it's evenly combined; do not over-knead. The time and temperature are for reference only; adjust according to your oven. If you are satisfied with the browning, you can cover it with aluminum foil.

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