At Monument Dance, we off er fun classes for all ages! Baby Boppers from 16 - 30 months


Mini Movers & Happy Tappers for boys and girls age 2 1/2 Primary 1 & 2 Dance Classes


Helpful staff & qualifi ed teachers


Approved ISTD, CDET & SQA Dance Centre Purpose built studios in Causewayhead


Additional classes in locations to suit you: Braehead, Doune & Dunblane


Contact us for details


Monument Dance Centre www.monumentdance.co.uk


mdcpupilinfo@aol.com


01786 451244


Easy Pumpkin Scones Perfect for Halloween baking


Makes 12 scones. 1 tbsp. butter/margarine ½ cup sugar ½ tsp mixed spice 1 egg 1 cup cold mashed pumpkin 2 cups self-raising fl our


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Preheat oven to 225°C/200°C fan.


In a bowl, mix the butter and sugar until creamy, then add the egg, spice and pumpkin and beat until well combined.


• Gently fold in the fl our, and combine the dough mix with your hands, fl attening the dough out until you get to 1 inch thickness.


• Cut out scone shapes with cutter. •


• 80


Place on greased tray with 1cm space around each scone and bake for 10-20 minutes depending on the size of your scone. When cooked, they should be brown on top.


These both freeze and reheat well. Serve warm with butter.


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