Thursday, September 21, 2017

Pumpkin Emmer Scones with Dates


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These pumpkin scones, lightly scented with nutmeg, with freshly milled emmer flour and dates are perfect for morning tea. They are not overly sweet and have a nice light and crumbly texture. They also make great lunch-box fillers.
Emmer wheat is one of the three hulled wheats (einkorn, spelt and emmer) known in Italy as farro. Sometimes called “Pharaoh’s Wheat.” Like all the ancient and heirloom wheats, they do contain gluten. However, the structure of this ancient wheat’s gluten is different from that of modern types, so it’s often digestible by people with gluten sensitivity or wheat allergies!

  • 200 g Emmer berries, milled into flour
  • 50 g Almond meal
  • 2 tbsp Coconut sugar
  • 1/2 tsp Ground nutmeg
  • 10 g Baking powder
  • 3 g Baking soda
  • 1/3 tsp Sea salt
  • 70 g Cold butter, cut into small cubes
  • 160 g Homemade pumpkin puree
  • 30 ml Buttermilk plus extra, for brushing
  • 50 g Dates, chopped
  • Pepita for topping, optional
  1. Preheat oven to 200C/400F. In a bowl, whisk together freshly milled emmer, almond meal, coconut sugar, nutmeg, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
  2. Using fingertips, rub butter into flour mixture until mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add in chopped dates and stir to combine.
  3. Make a well in centre of mixture. Add pumpkin and buttermilk. Stir until a sticky dough forms. Turn out onto a lightly floured surface. Knead gently until just smooth. Pat the dough into a 1-inch-thick round and cut into 8 wedges.
  4. Place scones on a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Brush the top with buttermilk. Sprinkle each scone with raw pumpkin seeds if you like. Bake for about 15-18 minutes or until golden and hollow when tapped on top. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.

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79 comments:

  1. These are such a great colour, like a little scone of autumn-ness!

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  2. I'm a crazy one who detested pumpkin up until recently, and now I'm anxious to try ALL the pumpkin things! These scones are gorgeous, Angie! And I bet they taste beyond delish!! I need to make These! Cheers, friend!

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  3. I think these may be my new favorite scone! WOW

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  4. Oh these scones! I so wish I had one right now to go with my morning coffee! They sound perfect!

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  5. Angie, your autumnal photos are outstanding, even for you, whose photos are always outstanding! These scones sound perfect for autumn. I know I'm going to like them.

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  6. :O wooowwww. Hi Angie! I love pumpkin cakes or breads made with pumpkin, also drinks with pumpkin and spices. It's so delicious!
    Thanks for sharing your recipe, I'll keep it.
    xoxo

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  7. Beautiful scones Angie and interesting info on the Emmer. I've never heard of it but am fascinated. You always come up with the most beautiful, healthy and delicious looking recipes. LOVE this and am so happy pumpkin is back :)

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  8. Great combination of flavors... The scones look tasty.

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  9. Perfect for the first day of autumn! Such wonderful scones!

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  10. It’s pumpkin Season the perfect excuse to make and eat these delicious scones. I like that they aren’t super sweet things, I can’t take lots of sugar anymore. My taste buds have changed over the years.

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  11. Pumpkin scones are one of my favourite snacks. Your recipe looks yum.

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  12. Yas! I'm so happy to see this recipe on the first day of autumn! Perfect comforting treat :)

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  13. Very interesting information about the flour. I've heard that some of the ancient grains don't bother those with gluten issues. What a perfect fall recipe and so beautiful

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  14. Wow, the color is simply amazing!Perfect for Fall☺

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  15. Lovely recipe as always!

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  16. Oh my my! Scones have such a pretty color — perfect for this fall. I am so happy that pumpkin season is here, now I can try my hands on this beauty. Have a lovely weekend, Angie.

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  17. Wow such beautiful scones Angie, I’d love one with my morning tea.

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  18. Yum! This looks so delicious, I cannot wait to try this out this weekend. Thanks for the share.

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  19. That is so interesting what you said about ancient wheat being more easily digestible by gluten intolerant people! I love pumpkin and would love to whip up a batch of these delightful muffins for breakfast.

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  20. What a fantastic color these scones have!! Beautiful Angie!

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  21. Oh-so-delicious, Angie xx

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  22. These scones must have created an incredible aroma as they baked. They are perfect for this time of year, as the air (is supposed) turns crisp.

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  23. The vibrant orange colour of your pumpkin scones is so beautiful. “Pharaoh’s Wheat” is so new to me, and I never tried it before. It sounds very healthy.

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  24. These look so great Angie! I'm so happy it's pumpkin season again. I can't wait to make these <3

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  25. As a passionate lover of scones, I will have to try this recipe, Angie! Such a great combination of ingredients!

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  26. Here comes fall!!! Fabulous autumn pumpkin scones.

    Velva

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  30. Oh wow pumpkin scones how delicious.

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  34. gorgeous color on these! they look like they have a great bite too--lovely scones!

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  38. pumpkin & almond : perfect combo! and the coconut sugar make it more caramelly i guess :) will try to make these when i have the almond meal at hand, it exp here in Indonesia, so we rarely use it :D

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  39. I love pumpkins. And those pumpkin scones look so good!

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  41. Good to know that about Emmer gluten structure being different from modern structure. I wondered why some folks could digest it and other ancient grains, but not modern wheat. So cool to finally hear that in such simple terms. Thanks!

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  46. I love scones! These look amazing. They would perfect for my breakfast.

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  50. des biscuits à la citrouille ça ne peut être que bon j'aime beaucoup
    bonne soirée

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  51. This is an absolutely great breakfast treat...Love it!

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  54. Buttermilk, pumpkin and dates all rolled up in a scone...Well, that sounds pretty awesome!

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  56. Love the autumny flavours and colour. Would love them in my lunch box too.

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  58. I just love all the yummy pumpkin recipes this time of year and I wish I had a couple of these right now!

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  59. These scones are gorgeous, they have a beautiful color to them, Angie. Very interesting facts about the emmer flour and the ancient grains. I'd like to find some to bake with!

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  62. Anything involving pumpkin really turns me on these days!!! Mmmmmmmmm! Now I need to go check to see if I have some pureed pumpkin in the fridge!

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  67. I know farro, but had never heard of emmer. Love to try these scones Angie, I'm such a scone fan! And date too! And pumpkin never fails to deliver. A winner recipe.

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  70. I've never had an emmer berry but am familiar with the other ingredients. Anything with pumpkin I love so I'm sure I'd devour these.

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  71. These scones are gorgeous, Angie! Love the color and that you used dates!

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  72. I'm often looking for something to put in my lunchbox, and it is pumpkin season, isn't it?

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  73. Beautiful scones. Flavors are perfect for fall.

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  74. These scones have the word fall written all over them!

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  75. These nutmeg-spiked pumpkin-date scones must be smelling so good while baking :)

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  76. These scones are terrific, Angie! I would love to eat one right now:)

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  77. What a gorgeous colour those scones are and they sound delicous. I've done no baking with pumpkin at all this year. Useful to know what faro refers to too.

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