Just Googled flapjacks, and it's obviously a North/South thing, the same as pancakes and drop scones. Saw some yummy variation recipes from River Cottage.
I spend an afternoon usefully employed in the garden and then knitting, and the place goes to rack and ruin! Cream, jam, kilts, sporrans, crunchies and flapjacks
And my scones have to be plain, with cream on first instead of butter, then jam on top
unless I'm in Devon, where I understand that sort of behaviour is a hanging offence
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Lyn, we aren't talking about under my kilt here are we..?
Steve
Steady on....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Pictures in my head - again - need to sit down - again
Just made an apple pie, waiting for it to come out of the oven - does that make life simpler or are they called something different in Scotland?
Now, cream, ice-cream or custard - or all 3 for certain people I expect.
Evening all!
Phew... sporrans, pancakes, jam & cream...
IMO, the only situation when you can put the cream on first is if the cream is clotted and very thick, and the jam is very runny.
Honestly, I don't post all day and look what you're up to
We call 'em pancakes too btw
They look yummy Fairy 
Just Googled flapjacks, and it's obviously a North/South thing, the same as pancakes and drop scones. Saw some yummy variation recipes from River Cottage.
I spend an afternoon usefully employed in the garden and then knitting, and the place goes to rack and ruin! Cream, jam, kilts, sporrans, crunchies and flapjacks
And my scones have to be plain, with cream on first instead of butter, then jam on top
unless I'm in Devon, where I understand that sort of behaviour is a hanging offence
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
It's all my fault Dove...I'm in lazy holiday mode and got carried away ....
I need an early nigtht now. Getting up at stupid o' clock to walk. Unless they're stalking tomorrow
Oh - and if you visit Scone Palace, or just Scone, in Perthshire - remember that it's pronounced Skoon...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...