I have been practicing with scone recipes and finally found one I enjoy. Honestly, my favorite scone still comes from Pamela's Baking Mix, but until I can tolerate her wonderful mix again, I will enjoy these tasty scones. My girls love them with whipped cream. It was a nice Valentine's Day brunch treat.
2 3/4 Sorghum Mix
1 tbsp baking powder (Hain is gluten free and corn free)
1/2 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp guar gum
10 tbsp cold butter (freeze it for 20 minutes before using if possible-cold Spectrum Shortening can be used)
2 eggs (or egg replacer)
2 tbsp agave
1/2 cup cold milk (cow, nut, hemp or whatever you tolerate)
3/4 cup fresh raspberries or 1/2 cup defrosted raspberries, juice drained
1/3 cup chocolate chips (Enjoy Life brand are allergen free)
- Mix dry ingredients (first 4 ingredients) together
- Cut butter into small pieces and cut into flour mixture until it forms a course crumble
- Beat eggs or egg replacer until foamy. Adding lots of air into this portion helps create a lighter texture
- Add agave and milk and mix
- Add wet ingredients into dry all at once and stir to incorporate
- Gently stir in raspberries and chocolate chips
- Drop by large spoonfuls onto a parchment lined cookie sheet
- Bake at 375 degrees until set and lightly browned. The time depends upon how large of a spoonful you use. I ended up with large scones that took 18 minutes.
I have not made these vegan yet, so if you try it please let me know how it worked! We served them with whipped cream.
1 cup whipping cream
2 tbsp agave
1 tsp vanilla
- Whip the cream on high until very soft peaks form
- Add agave and vanilla and continue whipping until desired consistency is reached
Hi Stacie,
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to find your blog! These scones look delicious. I haven't looked through your whole site yet, but I really like the scone recipe from The Gluten Free Almond Flour Cookbook. I tried to find the recipe on Elana's Pantry but couldn't. The scones end up a little fluffier than normal scones, more like biscuits, but they're really tasty.
I'm looking forward to reading more of your posts!
Mollie
www.thealmondflower.com
Hi Mollie! Thank you for the compliment! I too love Elana's Pantry and Almond Flour cookbook. I had to take a break from almonds, which is when I began working with sorghum. Only recently am I able to have almonds again on a rotational basis. I am very excited to eat Elana's brownies again and will be sure to try her scones as well! I noticed your website also has some delicious looking recipes as well-the Pecan and Raisin Caramel Chews look especially enticing. Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteThanks for supporting the gluten free family.
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