Yep! This is what I’m loading up on this glorious Saturday morning hibiscus scones. I know you have a weekend to return to so I’ll make it quick.
Let’s talk about ingredients.
Hibiscus.
These alluring red rubies are the new love of my life not only because they’re red and red is my favorite color the flavor profile of these sweet flowering buds will have your taste buds in greedy curiosity mode.
They have a lemony-tart, berry element going on that’s fruity and tealike and in my book, translates into breakfast scones. ALL DAY. 🙂
So without further ado, let’s make breakfast!
Step 1
Break out your large mixing bowl then combine flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt.
Step 2
Pull out your pastry cutter or you can use a fork if you don’t have a pastry cutter cut in butter until the mixture takes on a crumbly texture.
Step 3
Mix in ¼ cup heavy whipping cream, stir in almond milk and vanilla. Mix until all dry ingredients are moisturized. Lastly, stir in your dried, fleshy hibiscus fruits.
Step 4
Lightly sprinkle flour on the surface pat out dough and form it into a 10-inch circle check out my circle yeah, like that.
Cut into eight wedges. Lastly, place scones on a prepared pan lined with parchment paper, then brush scones with one tablespoon of heavy whipping cream, sprinkle with one tablespoon of turbinado sugar then bake.
How To Prepare Hibiscus Scones
- ½ cup of dried hibiscus fruit chopped
- 3¼ cups flour
- ½ cup + 1 tablespoon turbinado sugar
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¾ cup cold butter cubed
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- ¼ cup + 1 tablespoon heavy whipping cream
- ⅓ cup almond milk
- Turn on the oven to 375 degrees
- FIRST
- Break out a large bowl then combine flour, ½ cup of turbinado sugar, baking powder, and salt.
- SECOND
- Pull out your pastry cutter or you can use a fork if you don't have a pastry cutter on hand. Cut in butter until the mixture takes on a crumbly texture.
- THIRD
- Mix in ¼ cup heavy whipping cream, stir in almond milk and vanilla. Mix until all dry ingredients are moisturized. Lastly, stir in your dried hibiscus fruit.
- FOURTH
- Lightly sprinkle flour on the surface pat out dough and form in a 10-inch circle. Check out my circle, yeah... like that. Cut into 8 wedges.
- Lastly, place scones on a prepared pan lined with parchment paper, then brush them scones with 1 tablespoon of heavy whipping cream, then sprinkle with 1 tablespoon of turbinado sugar.
- Now the fun part, bake for 15-20 minutes until scones are golden or until the toothpick has little to no crumbs.
- Allow cooling for 5 minutes then drizzle with glaze. Best served warm with a cup of tea! 🙂
1/3 cup lime juice
1 cup powder sugar
In a small bowl, combine ingredients, whisk until well combined once combined, drizzle over scones.
I wanted to play on the lemonade-y taste with the berry-rich component which is why I used a lime glaze that adds a sweet tanginess that proves to be the perfect 3 some. 3>
These right here-constant.
Alrighty, I’ve taken up enough of your Saturday a.m so I’m gonna head out.
Enjoy your weekend!
p.s. Follow me on Instagram where I can see your batch of hibiscus scones tag #tasteofyummy. Are you going to bake a batch? I would.
10 Comments
Celeste @The Whole Serving
I love hibiscus and scones, but thoughtful put them together, this beautiful, I’ll be Pinning!
Tonya
They’re the perfect match! Thanks for the pin Celeste!
Mira
This is such a great idea! Love hibiscus tea, but need to try dried hibiscus fruit, too! These will be perfect for a weekend breakfast!
Tonya
A must add to the weekend rotation! Thanks Mira!
David @ Spiced
I’ve never baked with hibiscus before…but now I am totally inspired to give it a shot! Plus, I just love scones. These look amazing, Tonya!!
Tonya
Thanks for stopping by David, I hope you like them!
Cakespy
I love hibiscus tea but have never even considered hibiscus scones. Well, sounds like they would both pair well together!
Tonya
Hibiscus tea is one of my favorites! You should try them together. Thanks for stopping by!
Aida@TheCraftingFoodie
Tonya, these are just gorgeous! I’ve had habiscus tea, but I’ve never baked with it. I’ll have to give it a try 🙂
Tonya
Thanks Aida! hope you like it!