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LOW CARB GROUND ALMOND & WALNUT SCONES

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Wirrallass

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GROUND ALMOND & WALNUT SCONES

10 Servings
Per 51g Serving
252 kcal
3g Carbohydrate
4g Fibre
23g Saturated fat
50mg Sodium

Ingredients
250g Ground almonds
2 Teaspoons baking powder
100g Walnut OR pecan pieces
50g Butter
1 Egg (Beaten)
50g Sweetener - Stevia; Truvia; Xylitol or Erythritol
Pinch salt

Method
1. Mix the dry ingredients
2. Melt the butter and add to dry ingredients
3. Add sufficient beaten egg until a dough is formed
4. Portion into 10 scones
5. Place on a baking tray and cook in moderately hot oven (180°C) for approximately 20 minutes

NB. The recipe can be adapted by adding a small amount of cocoa powder to make chocolate scones

ENJOY!
 
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Ooh thanks Wirralass, it looks like afternoon tea may be back on 🙂 🙂 I can see myself making these.
 
Wouldnt that be nice - a forum low carb tea party! Better practice sipping tea with our little fingers in the air 🙂
 
That don't sound like enough liquid to me - but I could be wrong and usually am LOL
 
I'll give these a go sometime. Thanks, WL.🙂
 
That don't sound like enough liquid to me - but I could be wrong and usually am LOL
Erm....I've just doubled checked the ingredients TW - no sign of water in the ingredients - seems the egg is the liquid here and melted butter.
 
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Think if I were adding anything if would be a drop of milk - I mean that is what you do with ordinary wheat flour scones - OTOH you definitely don't want it to be 'wet' - so maybe it will be fine? Someone's got to try !
 
I've now made these with a bit of mixed spice and a drop of vanilla extract. I wouldn't call them scones, but they make rather nice rock cakes!
 
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GROUND ALMOND & WALNUT SCONES

10 Servings
Per 51g Serving
252 kcal
3g Carbohydrate
4g Fibre
23g Saturated fat
50mg Sodium

Ingredients
250g Ground almonds
2 Teaspoons baking powder
100g Walnut OR pecan pieces
50g Butter
1 Egg (Beaten)
50g Sweetener - Stevia; Truvia; Xylitol or Erythritol
Pinch salt

Method
1. Mix the dry ingredients
2. Melt the butter and add to dry ingredients
3. Add sufficient beaten egg until a dough is formed
4. Portion into 10 scones
5. Place on a baking tray and cook in moderately hot oven (180°C) for approximately 20 minutes

NB. The recipe can be adapted by adding a small amount of cocoa powder to make chocolate scones

ENJOY!
Copied and on my list for when I get back WL
 
I've now made these with a bit of mixed spice and a drop of vanilla extract. I wouldn't call them scones, but they make rather nice rock cakes!

One man’s rock cake is another man’s scone .......... what’s in a name? :(
 
I made a batch yesterday. They’re slightly crumbly in consistency but tasty with a nice dollop of butter.
 
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I made a batch yesterday. They’re slightly crumbly in consistency but tasty with a nice doppop of butter.
Encouraging Browser. 🙂 I could devour a nice scone or 6 thick with lashing of butter and maybe some whipped cream and strawberries or raspberries.
 
You know what, it's so miserable outside today that I might give these a go. I have all the ingredients.🙂
 
You know what, it's so miserable outside today that I might give these a go. I have all the ingredients.🙂
Will send you my mailing address Mark
 
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