This
scones recipe is for gluten-free, wheat-free, yeast-free and nut-free
baking. This healthy & easy-to-make allergy-free diet will help to
improve health and wellbeing of those diagnosed with wheat intolerance
and gluten allergies (coeliac/celiac disease).
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Ingredients :
Preparation & cook time : 40
minutes
Makes 12
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125g butter, softened
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1/3
cup (55g) pure icing sugar
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2 egg yolks
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1 cup cold mashed sieved cooked potato
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2 cups (270g) gluten-free self-raising
flour
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2 teaspoons gluten-free baking powder
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2 teaspoons milk, approximately
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¼ cup (80g) raspberry jam
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¼ cup (60ml) double thick cream
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Method :
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Preheat oven to 220°C/200°C fan-forced. Grease
oven tray.
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Beat butter, sifted icing sugar and egg yolks in
small bowl with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Transfer
to large bowl; stir in mashed potato.
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Stir in sifted flour and baking powder; mix to a
soft dough. Knead dough lightly on floured surface until
smooth.
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Press dough out to an even 2.5cm thickness. Dip
5cm-round cutter into flour; cut as many rounds as possible
from the dough. Place scones 3cm apart on tray. Gently knead
scraps of dough together; repeat process.
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Brush tops of scones with milk; bake about 25
minutes or until scones sound hollow when tapped firmly on the
top. Serve with jam and cream.

Baking Tips
Baking Tip : You will need to cook 1 large potato (300g)
for this recipe.
Storage : Scones are best made and eaten on the same day.
They can be frozen for up to three months; thaw in a slow
oven, wrapped in foil, for about 20 minutes or until heated
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Food Facts & Glossary of Baking Ingredients
butter : 125g is equal to one stick (4 ounces)
butter. Unsalted butter often called "sweet" butter as it
has no added salt. The salt content of regular salted
butter is sometimes discernable in a sweet recipe,
especially with chocolate. You can use regular butter in
most cakes and baking, but it's advisable to stick to
unsalted butter when it's specified in delicate toppings,
icings and so on.
pure icing sugar is
also known as confectioners' sugar or powdered sugar; has
no added corn flour.
self-raising flour
is plain flour mixed with baking powder in the proportion
of 1 cup flour to 2 teaspoons baking powder. Also
available gluten-free from most supermarkets.
baking powder is a
raising agent; consists of two parts cream of tartar to
one part bicarbonate of soda. Gluten-free baking powder
is made without cereals.
cream : we use pouring cream also known as pure
cream.
thickened cream is a
whipping cream containing a thickener. Has at least 35%
fat content.
jam also known as
preserve or conserve.
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gluten-free
√ wheat-free
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yeast-free
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nut-free |
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