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Several weeks ago we were talking about High Tea as served at
Downton Abbey, the popular BBC show, and the subject of scones
and crumpets came up. We thought this might warrant a show of
its own since English muffins, scones and crumpets are delicious
to eat and also, quite easy to make English muffins are made
from a yeasty dough, scones and crumpets from a batter. In fact,
the scone resembles quick bread in many respects, while the
crumpet is very similar to a panc