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Savory Tomato Scones

Most scones suffer from being too sweet. I went to the other side—to the savory scone side. You can find sun-dried tomatoes in the dried fruit section, which I like better for this recipe than the jarred kind. This way, you're just adding the dried tomatoes, not any oil or extra liquid.

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