Summer is on its way! Here is a summer scone recipe to get you even more excited for the warm weather that is on its way. One of the best parts of these raspberry almond scones is that they are so simple to make.
It is practically just tossing all your ingredients together in a bowl and baking them. No long procedure time, long rising time, long baking time, or long cooling time.
In less than an hour, you can have a plate of beautiful and delicious fruit scones sitting in front of you.
RASPBERRY ALMOND SCONES
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These raspberry scones with almonds are packed with flavor and the raspberries give them a beautiful pop of color. Since these berries are so soft though, I recommend placing them in the freezer for 15 minutes, while you mix your other ingredients, before you add them in. It helps keep them from being completely integrated into the dough.
The dough is a little sticky so the best way to get it into a nice circle on your parchment lined pan, is to take the dough right out of the bowl and onto your pan.
Then press it out into a rough circle with your hands. The raspberries are part of what makes this dough so moist and because of that, your scones will turn out beautifully.
Bake them until they have a nice golden brown color to them, then they are ready to be taken out of the oven.
Don’t forget to top of your scones with that yummy almond glaze and get ready to taste a delicious summer scone.
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Lyne
Thursday 25th of August 2022
Hi! Thank you for your recipes. I have to confess, I’m unable to follow a recipe, it’s stronger than me I have to adjust it according to my choices. However this time the only thing I changed was the milk, I used 1/2 vanilla almond milk, mixed with 1/2 heavy cream, the result is exactly what I wanted. Well they didn’t come out very pretty but they are good, although not sweet enough to eat it like that, you have to add icing or jam when you it it. And I also made this recipe with blueberry and ginger, just perfect! Thank you :)
Rebecca
Sunday 15th of May 2022
There is no "folding in" of almonds or raspberries. It is more of a dough than a batter so smashing ingredients in might be a better description. Overall, the recipe was okay but probably won't make again.
Mary
Tuesday 30th of March 2021
Can I use frozen raspberries to make these?
Julie
Wednesday 15th of July 2020
Thank you for sharing this excellent recipe. The only change that I made was to cut the scones into eight wedges before I baked them. Delicious!
Judy Sturm
Tuesday 10th of March 2020
So, how many does this receipe make??