White Chocolate. Raspberries. Scones. Make Ahead. Bake Frozen. Doesn't this sound PERFECT for the holidays?!
Mini White Chocolate Raspberry Scones are filled with melted white chocolate chips, studded with sweet raspberries, and drizzled with vanilla icing.
I am making up batches of these little wonders to freeze, so that when friends and family come over for the holidays, I can put a few trays in the oven to bake, and wow them! Thank you to Lisa Hatfield Torres, chef extraordinaire, for sharing how to make these on her blog with all of us!
These are just right to make with children, they make lovely teacher's gifts, or gifts to distribute around the neighborhood to all your neighbors!
Children love to help, and our little people adore fresh raspberries {note to self, better buy more than needed in case of "taste testing" by little people!} and chocolate. They will delight in stirring up batches of these.
And the miniature size is just right.
For the full recipe, please see Lisa's directions for Mini White Chocolate Raspberry Scones. Lisa has the recipe there that you can print right from her blog! She also has full directions with photos. {I'm so lucky to be her friend - and that she lets me share her delicious recipes with all of you!} Below is a photo of the scones frozen...you can put them right in the oven like that. I love that, they're already "ready" to bake, and her icing recipe stays good in the refrigerator for a few weeks.
Light, fluffy and soft, these scones are made with crème fraîche and heavy whipping cream. These are everything you want in a scone and more! Make these up, wrap in cellophane bags with a gorgeous bow, and present to someone you love in a beautiful antique silver bowl, or if you adore French Country, with one of our antique French pottery pots filled with jam! What a stunning host or hostess gift that would make!
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Lidy, These look scrumptious. Bob’s Red Mill 1 to 1 GF flour should work well. A tip for you and your readers, put the flour in a paper sack, fold the top of the bag down twice, hold on tight and then shake it good! It will fluff up and make a lighter scone. :)
Anything with raspberries is a winner Thanks for sharing the recipe
What delicious little morsels, I think I shall give this a go!
Yumm ?
Alice, I have to be gluten free too. I’m going to make these with one of the wonderful gluten free flours, I think there is one called “one to one” that is supposed to work just as well as regular flour.
Let’s try it! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Rita, don’t these look amazing!?? Thanks for the pinning…Hope you have a happy weekend.
Gloria, this is why your friends think of you as the hostess with the mostess!
Hi Patricia,
Thanks so much for your visit, if you click on this link it should pop right up for you!
https://www.delicioustable.com/easyrecipe-print/7309-0/
Oh, sorry Ginger! I know, I know, but one or three at holiday time can sneak by, non?
These just look so good, my plan is to make, freeze and only bake when our whole family is here for the holidays,
that way I’ll be too busy to eat many.
I hope you and your readers have a wonderful holiday season and take time out for a sweet treat with friends and family! I am baking a few of these today from the freezer, and serving them to guests! Happy Holidays! Lisa Torres