These Roasted Strawberry and Toasted Coconut Gluten-free Scones are so fluffy and delicious that you would never guess that they are made without butter and are completely vegan! Serve these with coffee or tea for a tasty breakfast or brunch!
I want to start this post off with a serious question. What exactly are scones? Are they just dressed up biscuits or just fluffy-single serving cakes?
I am confused about what they actually are, but that really doesn’t matter. Scones are delicious, sweet and just perfect in their own unusual way. The world may never know what scones really are, but it’s a beautiful mystery.
This brings up another question that I always get confused about. Since dolphins are considered whales, why aren’t whales considered dolphins? Ok sorry, a little off topic that time. Besides the point, who wouldn’t want a scone for breakfast?
I actually feel sophisticated when I eat a scone because I pretend I’m at a British tea party wearing a formal dress. Then I remember that I hate wearing dresses and continue to eat my scone and sip my tea(pinky up) in sweatpants looking like I got hit by a train #judgeme.
When I was looking for a recipe to adapt from, almost all recipes included tons of butter. I’m not against the golden spread, but I wanted to make these vegan for all my vegan homies out there (holla!). I finally came across this recipe that included only a little bit of melted coconut oil.
Who says scones are always full of fat and sugar? Not I, my friend! These babies are gluten-free, vegan-friendly and refined sugar-free! Roasting the strawberries brings out the sweet flavor even more and the addition of the toasted coconut is dynamite!
These scones are also perfect for valentines day to serve to your sweetie for breakfast<3
Roasted Strawberry and Toasted Coconut Gluten-free Scones
Ingredients
- 2 cups gluten-free flour (I like this one
- 1 Tbsp. baking powder
- 1/4 tsp. cinnamon
- 1/4 cup pure maple syrup
- 1/4 cup coconut oil melted
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup hot water
- 1 1/2 cup whole strawberries
- 1/2 cup toasted coconut
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Place strawberries on a cooking sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake for 20 minutes until roasted, set aside.
- Combine flour, baking powder and cinnamon in a large bowl.
- In a separate bowl, combine maple syrup, coconut oil and vanilla. Mash roasted strawberries into mixture.
- Add wet mixture to dry ingredients and stir well (batter will be dry). Add hot water to mixture and mix until all ingredients are completely combined. Add in toasted coconut and mix well.
- Heat oven to 350 degrees. Place parchment paper on a cooking sheet and drop batter by 1/3 cup measurements. Round edges with fingers so they are shaped like scones (or big cookies).
- Bake for 20 minutes, or until golden.
- Enjoy!
- Recipe adapted from this one
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Susie @ SuzLyfe says
I totally want to dip these in chocolate. HOW GOOD WOULD THAT BE
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Sam @ PancakeWarriors says
The roasted strawberry alone makes me want to drool – and then you made scones – heaven!!!
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Kat says
Mmmmm what a yummy treat to wake up to! These would be the perfect Valentine’s Day breakfast!! 😉
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Shannon says
I haven’t ever roasted strawberries! These look great though! Strawberries and coconut is a great combo.
Kate says
I love scones! Especially fruity ones. And these are pink?! Perfect.
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Natalie | Feasting on Fruit says
I have no clue what scones are either, but I know delicious when I see it and I am gazing right at it <3 And this vegan homie appreciates the vegan take on scones. And GF too. All the things I want in a mystery pastry! I love the pretty pink color, and such a good idea rooting the strawbs first. And I busted out laughing at the whale part 😀 You write the best posts!
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Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine says
These are so cute!!! I love making scones!!! The perfect fancy brunch 😉
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Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! They are!
Bethany And Rachel says
heck yes! so much deliciousness!
Bethany And Rachel says
Pink and perfect 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you, it’s such a great combo!
Bethany And Rachel says
Yep they are a great breakfast 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! Roasted strawberries are so good!
Bethany And Rachel says
THAT WOULD BE SO GOOD! Genius!
Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table says
These look fabulous! I can’t wait for spring berries to come back.
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Anu - My Ginger Garlic Kitchen says
Mmmmm, these scones look fantastic! The roasted strawberry and toasted coconut — just so YUM!
Kellen says
Mmm I love scones! They remind me of my summer spent in Paris. I prefer coffee with my scones and I think of them kind of like a pastry rather than a cake or biscuit.
Margaret @ youngandrungry says
Oh my lanta, give me these now! You girls and your amazing recipes! Your paleo treats make swoon!
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Liz @ I Heart Vegetables says
Those look amazing! I love anything with coconut 🙂
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Ashley @ Fit Mitten Kitchen says
Scone me! These sound so delightful. Love the strawberry addition!! And yes, scones can def be made with coconut oil 😉
Kim Smyth says
Looks and sounds delicious! I don’t use those kinds of flours though, would it work with coconut or almond flour?
Nicole @ Fitful Focus says
These look so delicious! I can’t wait to give these a try!
Rach @ This Italian Family says
I love scones! I make a recipe that is really low in sugar (but full of gluten) that I really love. But these look super delicious! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Arman @ thebigmansworld says
um…this needs to happen in my kitchen right now!
It’s so creative and delicious sounding, I did a Tkatchev straight into a pak salto but then did a pak salto back up to the high bar.
(Ps- readers must thing our interactions are so odd lol!)
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Julia @ Lord Still Loves Me says
I confess: I’m not a fan of coconut… at all. But this recipe looks so darn delicious that I may just give it another shot! Pinned. 🙂
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Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you so much! I am not the biggest fan either but it totally works in this recipe 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
Heck yes! Thanks so much! That’s such a hard combo, isn’t a pac salto up to the high bars technically a shaposh? Either way that’s impressive and I’m sure you have the highest start value out of the whole world. The readers will never understand our interactions haha
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you, I hope you try them 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
I think almond flour would work best but you may need to adjust the liquid depending on how wet or dry the batter is!
Chelsea LeBlanc says
WOW WOW WOW! These are perfect for valentines day!!!! YUM!
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Blair says
Oh my, I’m drooling! Scones are one of my ultimate favorite treats, so the fact that you’ve made them healthier is SUCH great news. 🙂 Love the idea of roasting the strawberries. I bet they’re incredible!
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Heather @ Polyglot Jot says
Wow these look awesome! I think for me it depends on the texture of the scone. If it is dryer I think its more of a biscuit whereas some scones are really cakey. Either way, I love them! I am a coffee lover but love tea too. I dont discriminate between hot beverages 😀
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Lisa | Chocolate Meets Strawberry says
These scones look so great! Strawberries in anything is always a winner, especially when they’re roasted to perfection! Such a great idea. Yummy!
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Summer says
These look so enticing! Must be really delicious ♥
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Margaret @ Simple Fit Foodie says
never thought about roasting strawbs but everything is better roasted!! YUM <3
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Cailee says
Well these look perfect! <3 YUM! What a way to start the day! SO good!
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Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! The strawberries make these!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you, me too!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! your too sweet 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
Me too! coffee and scones are magical!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you!
Bethany And Rachel says
thanks, me too!
Bethany And Rachel says
yes so true!
Bethany And Rachel says
why thank you!
Liv @ Healthy Liv says
These look wonderful- love coconut! And I have to say, your photography looks GREAT, as well!
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Kelley says
Hey Rachel! These scones look so delicious! I love everything strawberry 🙂
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! strawberry flavor is the best!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! You’re too sweet 🙂
Lauren @ i had a big lunch says
I would have to say a scone is a sweet biscuit…I don’t know it’s just not a cake to me! I’m all about anything coconut-flavored so this looks awesome! We have a place in Chicago called Scone City and it’s amaaaazing. I didn’t think I loved scones until I discovered them!
Lol to the dolphin/whale question. Not a stupid question! Because now I’m wondering…haha
Bethany And Rachel says
A sweet biscuit sounds right! I need to go to scone city that sounds awesome!
Samantha says
Wow what a great combo! Love the sound of these flavours. I haven’t made gluten free scones as of yet and this sounds like the perfect recipe!
Bethany And Rachel says
Thank you! it is 🙂
Liora- Allthingsloveli.com says
Ah these looks so good! I love that there’s strawberries in them. My parents are South African, and my Gran used to alway make scones for us growing up. Now that I’m gluten free I don’t eat them anymore, but these look like an amazing alternative 🙂
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