Savory Blueberry and Cheddar Scones

Gluten free blueberry scones are the perfect addition to a cozy brunch spread with eggs and hash.

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Gluten free blueberry scones are the perfect addition to a cozy brunch spread with eggs and hash.
By Asha Yoganandan

Savory Blueberry and Cheddar Scones

Just because I am wheat intolerant, I realize there is no reason for me to not find a way to enjoy my favorite weekend brunch… scones, hash and eggs!

I have been experimenting a lot with alternate grain flours from oat to millet and I have been fairly successful with the blends. And, recently, I managed to notch it up with a little frozen blueberry action!

And to make the blueberries a complete flavor explosion, I made a blueberry balsamic sauce that was simply divine with the black pudding and potato Irish style hash!

The recipe for these Blueberry, Basil and Cheddar Savory Gluten Free Scones is on the Blueberry Council website.

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Savory Blueberry and Cheddar Scones



Frequently Asked Questions

What type of flour should I use to make these gluten-free scones?

You can experiment with alternate grain flours such as oat or millet to create your gluten-free scone base.

How do I incorporate the blueberries into the scone dough?

Gently fold the frozen blueberries into the dough to avoid breaking them and releasing too much juice before baking.

What can I serve alongside these savory scones?

These scones pair wonderfully with an Irish-style hash featuring black pudding and potatoes, complemented by a blueberry balsamic sauce.

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About the Author
Asha Yoganandan

Asha is the Founder and the Creative Strategist of INK, a digital marketing consultancy focused on food and leisure clients. A key social influencer, she has a reach of over 400K across digital platforms. She edits and publishes NOURISHED magazine, a seasonal and quarterly food magazine with international distribution. She writes an acclaimed blog, Fork Spoon Knife, on food and culinary travel related topics. She pens for and has been featured in The Daily Meal, Redbook Magazine, Spenser Magazine, Huffington Post, Good Food Jobs, Food 52, Mashable among others.

Asha Yoganandan has been a contributor to Honest Cooking since 2011.

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