what is the difference between a modular and a double wide?
i have made lots of scones - thousands - and this is the best, easiest way i know of: whip two cups of heavy cream in your mixer until it is almost butterit will get stiff and start to get a little bit more yellow in colorwhile mixing that, mix 3 1/2 cups of flour, 3/4 cup of sugar, 4 teaspoons of baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, and the desired amount of cinnamon in a bowlwhen the cream is ready, put it in the bowl on top of the flour mixwork it into the flour gently with your handsonce the mix starts to come together, add the desired amount of raisinskeep working this mixture until is stops sticking to your hands and starts to form a ballflatten and cut into the shape you want, bake, and eati use spelt flour - it makes a killer sconei also usually put the sugar in with the cream - if it is humid or cold where you are, this will make the sugar blend in easier and will reduce your kneading time.
A double wide is a trailer or rather two trailers made to be towed down the roadThey are then parked next to each other to make a houseA modular is a room or part of a house that is made in one place then moved to a foundation on a flat bed truckA crane is used to place the modular parts on the foundation making a houseHope this helped.
