Step two says to whisk until fluffy, but only dry ingredients have been added so far. Is something missing?

George Bixby
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Bacon and Date Scones
Recipe question for: Bacon and Date Scones

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George B. September 1, 2013
I love this recipe—it's a great mix of savory and sweet. I didn't find them too salty at all, I actually added slightly more bacon and dates than called for, the second time I made these.
 
Emilia R. September 1, 2013
Mmm... That sounds very interesting! I was just afraid that, although the scones have bacon, they would be sweet--which I somehow find a bit strange. Thanks for your answer!
 
George B. December 8, 2012
Thanks, that makes a lot of sense. In case you haven't already guessed, I'm not much of a baker. The scones are in the oven now!
 
Emilia R. August 30, 2013
George Bixby, how did you like the scones? Are they on the "salty" side?
 
Amanda H. December 8, 2012
I don't think anything is missing -- I think what sugarmountaintreats meant by "fluffy" is simply that the dry ingredients have been lightened and aerated by whisking them. (This, by the way, is a common "cheat" for sifting -- if you don't have a sifter, you can just whisk the dry ingredients). Hope the rest goes well!
 
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