A few days ago, I made these tasty & healthy gluten-free & egg free scones with dark chocolate chips & pecans. They were oh so tasty although they didn’t rise much. I served them , sliced open & smeared with minarine & peach jam. MMMMMMM,…!!!
These scones were all devoured after 3 days by me & my husband. When we ate 1 + 1/2 , we weren’t hungry for 4 to 5 hours. That’s how filling they are. I used 4 gf flours: tapioca flour, coconut flour, brown rice flour & millet flour. I brushed the scones with milk & sprinkled some unrefined coconut blossom sugar over the top of each scone before they went into the oven.
Check them out! They are large but so gooooddddd!!!! Great to give as a food gift too!
Recipe: For about 10 to 11 larger scones, 9 cm diameter, 1.5 cm thick
Ingredients:
1 cup millet flour
3/4 cup brown rice flour
3/4 cup tapioca flour
1/2 cup coconut flour
1 teaspoon guar gom
3 teaspoons gluten-free baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 cup soy baking margarine
1 cup dark chocolate chips
1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
2/3 cup organic agave nectar
Extra needed: some milk, to brush each scone with + some unrefined coconut blossom sugar (or turbinado sugar), to sprinkle all over the surface of each scone, before they go into the oven
Method:
1.Preheat your oven to 200°C ( 400 F ) for 10 minutes. I use a fan oven. Adjust the temperature to your oven, if necessary.
2. Take your large Kenwood bowl or Kitchen aid bowl & place the K paddle. Add all the 4 flours to the bowl. Mix on low-speed.
3. Now, add the guar gum, baking powder & baking soda, all evenly divided over the bowl. Mix on medium speed.
4. Add the soy baking margarine. Mix until it comes together.
5. Add the chocolate chips & the finely chopped pecans. Mix well.
6. Finally, add the agave & the kefir. Mix again until it all comes together. The dough will still be a bit wet.
7. Take a silpat & flour it with coconut or millet flour. Flour your hands & rolling-pin too. With your floured hands, take the dough out of the bowl & on the floured silpat. Roll it out evenly & form a round dough, 1.5 cm thick. With your 9 cm diameter round cutter, cut out scones & place them on a clean silpat onto a baking tray for stability or onto an oven rack for stability. Re – roll your dough & use the round cutter again, until the dough is all used up. Place the scones a few cm apart from each other on the silpat. I placed 6 scones on my silpat.
8. With the help of a silicon pastry brush, brush the tops & sides of each scone with milk & sprinkle some unrefined coconut blossom sugar over the tops of each scone.
9. Bake into the center or bottom of your oven for 10 minutes on 200°C ( 400 F ) & then 5 minutes on 180°C ( 356 F ). After those 15 minutes, check with a test pin to see if they are well-baked into the middle. If the pin comes out clean, when inserted into the middle of the scone, the scones are ready. Mines were ready after 15 minutes. Carefully remove the oven tray from the oven. Leave the scones for 10 minutes on the silpat & then remove them. Place them on a wire rack to cool down completely.
When completely cool, slice them open & smear with minarine or butter & some good peach jam on both sides.
- ** Note 1: Maybe the next time, I will make them smaller
- ** Note 2: Maybe next time, I will add 1 teaspoon of baking powder
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I am looking at that last photo sophie and thinking how much I want to dive in
These scones look great; I don’t think I could wait till they’re cooled!! Yummie
Sophie, you have become so talented at gluten free baking! It’s great to have your site as a gluten free resource for myself! These look wonderful! Mmmmm!
Thank you Sophie, they look like a very nice recipe to make for our friend who has coeliacs..
This sounds amazing for breakfast or tea!
You can say I am starting to enjoy GF food, although I don’t have any problem with gluten. Your scones is worth trying Sophie.
p.s
love your new blog!
Yummy, they sound wonderful. It’d be hard to stop at one they sound so delicious.
I love these scones! They sound absolutely delicious. Since they are egg free as well, they are a perfect treat for my sister. Thank you Sophie!
Sophie, these would be excellent to enjoy for breakfast with a cup of coffee or as a mid-afternoon snack. These look delightful.
Velva
Sophie, I am so happy that you’ve moved to wordpress! Welcome. Of course, your scones look fabulous too.
Oh goodness, Sophie…They sound awesome and looks even awesomer (is that a word) Thankfully, I don’t have a gluten problem either but hey, I may just give these a try. I’ve had scones on the brain lately and the chocolate chips and nuts just bring me over the edge.
Thanks for sharing…
P.S You look quite @ home @ wordpress, Kudos to YOU!
love scones
reminds me of home
hi sophie, I also like to use kéfir in my dishs.
I like the texture as with buttermilk, lait ribot, or Elben.
I have Kefir Grains and so I make my own kefir.
bonne journée gourmande
virginie
This is an interesting recipe! I’ll have to give it a go
Thanks for sharing!
Sophie – these sound so good! I wish I could find coconut blossom sugar. Do you think yogurt would work in place of the Keifer? I love coconut flour too – so yummy!
I never would have imagined you could make such beautiful scones that are gluten free!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
*kisses* HH
Looks delicious Sophie!
I would love to start my day off right with one (or two) or these scrumptious scones.
Dark chocolate and pecans are such a great combination
I haven’t made scones in too long…and now I know the combination I want in them when I finally get around to it!
Those look so yummy, my tummy is grumbling just looking at them!
My SIL would love these!
Sophie, ze zien er heerlijk uit. Ik ben benieuwd, misschien ga ik deze wel maken
Ik ben blij dat het cranberrie brood zo lekker was. Misschien maak ik wel cranberrie scones
You’ve really embraced the gluten-free baking, absolutely lovely! I love the addition of the kefir. These are a must try!!!
¡Que rico! Casi como las galletas gigantes, pero sana y no demasiado dulce.
¡Felicidades por su examen de español! Creo que yo necesito un clase de español – jajaja.
These scones look yummy!
I updated your info on my foodie favorites page
Now that’s a scone. The coffee shops and Starbucks should take a cue from you and make proper ones. Delicious and healthy.
Healthy and delicious ! That’s is hard combo, but you made it perfect.
I’ve made pecan and maple scones but never thought to add chips. Looks lovely, Sophie!
Wow Sophie, they sure look good for gluten and egg free…love the idea of kefir in it…so yummie
They may be large but that just means there’s more to eat. These scones look just yummy! What a wonderful idea and so versatile as folks with food sensitivities can eat them.
Sounds like a terrific combination of chocolate and pecans in these delicious looking scones!
Terrific recipe. The scones look great and EGG LESS?! Good job.
I love all of the gluten free flours you have used in this recipe and that blossom sugar. They look delicious.
I wish I had these for breakfast right now.
Des scones très gourmands. j’aime beaucoup.
A très bientôt.
You can never go wrong with chocolate chips and pecans. These look so wonderful to wake up to.
Sophie, I love the new look of your blog!! Very clean and lovely! Having said that, these scones look terrific. I’m not usually a fan of scones since I often find them quite dry, but I’ve also never tried them with chocolate and pecans! Definitely going to give it a shot
Love your new site Sophie and the scones too!!!! They look delicious. I am seeing more and more gluten free recipes these days too!
Very impressive! They looks just as good as the unhealthy version!
There’s no scone too large! Great idea.
Lovely scones Sophie. We make our own kefir, but I never think to use it in baking. I expect the coconut flour gave them a lovely flavour.
WOW!!!
Gluten and egg free scones with pecans AND chocolate?!
I’m sooooo excited!
Woohoo!
They look really nice – and gf too?! Yum!
I love that there is kefir in this. So nutritious!
@ Jacqueline, Boeddhamum, Koko, Celia, Valerie, Elra, Anna, Velva, Tammy, Louise, Rebecca, Virginie, Maria, HH & Ina: I hope you & your friends enjoy them!! I promise you , they are so addictive too!
@ Lisa: I hope your sister loved them, being egg-free!
@ Megan, Cathy, Cheryl: enjoy those tasty & filling scones, my dears!
@ Baking Serendipity: Welcome to my blog! Enjoy them!
@ Blonde Duck: thanks!
@ Belinda, Kristen, Stephanie, Claudia, Elra, Barbara, Juliana, Oyster Culture, Natasha, Joanne, Pam, Nadji & Carolyn: Thanks, girls & enjoy them with your loved ones! Success garanteed!
@ Ordinary Cook: I also love coconut blossom sugar aka palm sugar from coconut blossoms. It is low GI too.
@ Patty: Muchas gracias, mi amiga!!! Disfrutas bien de mis scones!!!
@ LisaMichele: thanks for the compliments, my dear! I love it too!
@ Debbie, Sommer, the Duo Dishes, Lisa & Spice & More:
!!!!
Enjoy those tasty scones! You really could only eat 2 of them because they are so filling, indeed!
@ Choclette: I don’t make my own kefir & these scones don’t taste a lot after coconut flour because all of the flours have been mixed well but I love them so much!
@ Lindsay: Welcome to my blog & I hope you like my recipes & these lovely scones too!
Kisses to you all from Brussels!
Hi Sophie! I had to come over and see who was leaving me all those nice comments on my blog
These scones look delicious! I had never had a scone up until last week. How I’d gone through life without trying one I’ll never know.
I love that my son and I with all our food allergies can eat these without having to make a bunch of substitutions.
I’m bookmarking this recipe.
Very yummy looking scones Sophie – glad you got some chocolate in there
@ Lisa: thanks for stopping by & welcome to my my blog!!! yeah!!
Scones originate from England! I hope you & your son will love these!!
@ Choclette: We all love our chocolate, don’t we? I used Callebaut 65%!
Eggs free, chocolate pecans, that sounds divine.
I am Happy that you like them, Anna!
They are so worth it,…divine indeed!!!!
Oooh these look good. I just made sweet potato biscuits. Baking powder does puff them up.
Thanks, Esme!
@Esme: thanks, girl!!
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