Gluten Free Scones

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Gluten Free Scones

Delicious scones are easy to bake in just 12-15 minutes using Gluten Free Flour. Perfect served with our dairy-free cream and home-made jam as part of your afternoon tea.

Indulge your taste buds with these delightful gluten-free scones, perfect for any occasion! Crafted with love and attention to detail, our scones blend wholesome ingredients to achieve a light, fluffy texture that is simply irresistible. Whether enjoyed with a dollop of your favourite jam, a spread of cream, or just on their own, these scones promise to elevate your afternoon tea experience. Embrace a world of flavour and goodness, all while being mindful of your health and dietary needs. Let’s dive into the realm of guilt-free indulgence!

Makes 6 - 8 Scones

Ingredients:

200g General All Purpose Gluten Free Flour or Gluten Free Plain Flour
4 tsp gluten-free baking powder
1 tbsp sugar
50g dairy-free butter
150ml dairy-free milk
Gluten-free flour, for dusting
Dairy-free milk, for brushing

Method:

Pre-heat the oven to 220°C / 200° Fan / 425°F / Gas Mark 7. Dust a large baking tray with flour.

Measure the flour and baking powder into a mixing bowl, stirring to combine before sifting into another bowl. Add the sugar to the bowl and mix.

Add the dairy-free butter into the bowl. Using a fork, blend everything together until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.

Pour most of the dairy-free milk into the bowl and stir to form a soft, slightly sticky dough. If the mixture does not come together easily, add the remaining dairy-free milk. Gather the dough to form a soft, slightly sticky mass.

Lightly dust the work surface with gluten-free flour, placing the dough in the centre and dusting the top lightly with gluten-free flour as well. Gently flatten the dough with your hands to a thickness of 3cm (1¼ inches).

Press a round pastry cutter or an upturned glass into the dough to cut out circles. Gather the offcuts into a ball of dough, gently flatten, and cut out more circles.

Brush the tops of the scones with a little dairy-free milk, then lift the dough circles onto the prepared baking tray. Bake for 12-15 minutes until golden brown.

Transfer the scones to a wire rack to cool.

Additional Notes:

Scone Flavour Ideas

Dairy-Free Cheese Scones: Savoury scones made with a blend of dairy-free cheese alternatives and a hint of garlic, perfect for pairing with soups or as a tasty snack.

Cranberry and Orange Scones: Sweet and fruity, these scones combine tart cranberries with zesty orange zest for a delightful breakfast treat or afternoon tea nibble.

Rosemary Scones: Infused with fresh rosemary, these herby scones bring a robust flavour that’s perfect for enjoying with olive oil or alongside a hearty stew.

Mint Scones: Light and refreshing, these scones feature chopped fresh mint leaves and a touch of lime zest, making them an invigorating option for warm sunny days.

Lemon Drizzle: Light, fragrant lemon scones drizzled with a sweet lemon glaze.

Cheddar and Chive: Savoury scones packed with sharp cheddar cheese and fresh chives.

Raspberry and Almond: Juicy raspberries blended with almond extract for a nutty sweetness.

Blueberry and Lime: Bursting blueberries paired with the zing of fresh lime.

Chocolate Chip and Walnut: Rich chocolate chips combined with crunchy walnuts for a delightful treat.

Spiced Apple Cinnamon: Warm spiced apples mixed with a hint of cinnamon for the perfect autumn snack.

Pistachio and Rose: Unique scones with crushed pistachios and a touch of floral rosewater.

Maple Bacon: Sweet maple syrup paired with crispy bacon for a delightful breakfast option.

Vanilla Bean and Lavender: Fragrant vanilla combined with delicate lavender for a soothing indulgence.

Alternatives to Gluten-Free Flour Ideas

Almond Flour Scones

Ingredients: Replace gluten-free flour with almond flour.

Tip: Add a bit more baking powder for a lighter texture.

Coconut Flour Scones

Ingredients: Use coconut flour instead, but remember this flour is more absorbent. You may need to adjust the liquid in the recipe.

Tip: Incorporate shredded coconut for added texture and flavour.

Oat Flour Scones

Ingredients: Substitute with oat flour, ensuring it's certified gluten-free.

Tip: Add a touch of cinnamon for warmth.

Chickpea Flour Scones

Ingredients: Use chickpea flour for a hearty twist.

Tip: Pair with herbs like rosemary for a savoury option.

Quinoa Flour Scones

Ingredients: Swap in quinoa flour, which provides a nutty flavour.

Tip: Mix with cocoa powder and dark chocolate chips for a sweet treat.

Nut Mix Scones

Ingredients: Combine a blend of walnut flour and ground flaxseed.

Tip: This will add protein and healthy fats, enriching the scone.

Sweet Potato Scones

Ingredients: Use pureed sweet potato and gluten-free flour for natural sweetness.

Tip: Add nutmeg for a warm, comforting flavour profile.

Superfood Scones

Ingredients: Incorporate spirulina or matcha powder into the batter for an earthy boost.

Tip: Sweeten with agave or maple syrup for a healthier take.

Experiment with these alternatives to create a scone that suits your taste and dietary needs while keeping the joy of baking alive! Enjoy your delicious gluten-free treats!

Equipment Used:

Large baking tray

Round pastry cutter

2 x mixing bowls

KitchenAid Stand Mixer (optional)

Spatula.

General All Purpose Gluten Free Flour

Dairy Free Coconut Whipped Cream

Chutney and Jams

Emma Alexander-Cook

My name's Emma. I've been living gluten-free for over 25 years, and I've been dairy-free for over five years.

Health and Auto-immune Diseases

I have auto-immune diseases and expected to be on medicine for the rest of my life, but I didn't want to live like that. My rheumatology Doctor was so supportive of the change I wanted to make, and with their help, I now manage my auto-immune diseases by being strict with my diet.

It can be quite frightening when you first find out you have to change the way you eat but for some of us' Food is our medicine.'

I have several websites, write blogs, and I'm currently in the process of writing a book.

I trained to be Holistic Health Coach, Meditation and Mindfulness Teacher and Certified Gluten Free Practitioner in order to heal myself, my family and others who find themselves on the same journey as myself.

Websites include:

www.emmaalexandercook.com

www.savemoneyfreezefood.com

www.livefreelovelife.com

www.cooksprojects.com

Photography

Our love for photography started on our travels. We wanted to capture images of the areas we travelled to both for our own records and for our family back at home. Some of these images were reproduced as watercolours. Our favourite images we display at home and friends often asked where we had purchased the pictures! Now you can purchase them online directly from us.

Coaching and Consultancy

Previously an IT Manager my skill set has come in very handy as I am both a Health Coach and also offer consultancy for small business starts up and fellow Health Coaches. This has included building websites and online profiles.

Our Family

Family is everything to me! We have a family of four boys where the age difference between the youngest and the eldest is 18 years. Two of our sons are also Gluten Free and Dairy Free. Emma is a Health Coach who specialises in helping individuals and families achieve their health and wellness goals. Ian runs his own business which began developing a Race Timer for diecast model cars.

http://www.glutenfreedairyfreefamily.com
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