Mini Gluten Free Meyer Lemon Scones with TinyBaker
One of my daughter's and my favorite things to do is to bake together. I call her TinyBaker and she calls me MommyBaker, and we create delicious edible creations that we can share together over laughter, lots of hugs, and messes!
It's almost as easy as pie.. but they're scones! The only extra ingredients needed are vegetable oil and water! This is perfect for kids in the kitchen.
From time to time, I think it's best to think inside the box. Box mixes are my mom's specialty, and now I know why. In a pinch for time, or for a quick easy baking session with your favorite TinyBaker, a box mix is easy, easy, easy!! Did I mention how easy it was?
I mean, even +King Arthur Flour and +Williams-Sonoma sell box mixes. Those are fancy, and delicious.
The recipe for a box mix: mix + liquid
Hello?! {And I'm a 95% scratch baker.. but for a quick yet meaningful afternoon spent baking and laughing with your loved ones, save some time and get a box mix.}
I'll save the scratch baking for after hours, when I'm in my Ooza zone.. my Omm state-of-relaxation.
This particular box mix for the Gluten Free Meyer Lemon Scones I purchased from +Cost Plus World Market. It's one of my favorite stores!
They were Meyer Lemony tart, and just as "quick & easy" as the box claims.
TinyBaker did nearly everything required to bake these. She poured the mix in a bowl, measured the water and oil {with help}, stirred and mixed with a fork, licked her fingers, scooped, scraped, and squeezed the dough out onto the pan..
Then mommy put the pan in the oven, set the timer, and waited for the *DING*.
They only take 13-15 minutes to bake.
The box says it makes 10 servings, but I made mini lemon scones from a medium-sized scoop, which yielded around 20, more or less.
I'm no expert on Gluten-Free products, but these Mini Gluten-Free Lemon Scones tasted pret-ty good. I'm used to Gluten-Full everything, but I'd buy and try these again.
Another excuse reason to go to +Cost Plus World Market .. twist my arm and call me Susan.
I'll see you there?
Tradition says to eat scones with clotted/devon cream and jam. Perhaps even eat them with a spot of tea. I had Smuckers Orange Marmalade, so that's what we had.
{This post isn't sponsored, I just like Smuckers!}
These little scones make me do a happy dance. Wanna see? .. Maybe next time? .. Okay.
They're so tiny I think they're calorie-free. Yummy!
Monday was the perfect day to bake these Mini Gluten-Free Lemon Scones with my little TinyBaker.
Monday Funday? Monday Scone Day!
Try this Smuckers Orange Marmalade. It's the Natural version, and tastes simply delightful; on toast, ice cream, a spoon...and especially on these lemon scones. It's much better than these yucky gooseberry preserves and cloudberry jam because I never need to try those again.
These Mini Gluten Free Lemon Scones will be perfect for your next afternoon tea, Mom's Night Party, Potluck, church function, 31 Party, Cabi get-together, Lia Sophia makeover night, and are just the right size for toddler hands. I think I'll throw some in a ziplock and take them with me to my next Advance Movie Screening.
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