One of the most requested items we are asked for, Aberdeen Butteries (or Rowies) are similar to smashed croissants. As labor intensive as these are, we felt they are way too delicious to hold back. Ours are hand made with lots of butter, hence the name.
Please note: Aberdeen Butteries require reheating. We suggest putting them in a 375 degree oven for 8-10 minutes. Do not eat your Butteries without reheating as they will not taste like they should.
Please note: Aberdeen Butteries require reheating. We suggest putting them in a 375 degree oven for 8-10 minutes. Do not eat your Butteries without reheating as they will not taste like they should.
They are usually served toasted with either butter or jam but can also be eaten cold with no topping at all. You'll find these treats in almost any bakery in the North East of Scotland and beyond, but we have a delicious recipe so that you can make 16 in your own kitchen!
Beyond the first day they are just about acceptable if heated and I would do so either under the grill or in the toaster - either is fine and has never caused me any issues! Microwave is not a great option - it's about as successful as puff pastry in the microwave!
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