You can either dust with powdered sugar, dip them in a caramel sauce or drizzle some frosting over the top whichever way you choose these will be a go to recipe. Did I tell you I love these?
Apple Scones Made Easy
I love a buttery scone for breakfast.
I am often way to busy to roll it out cut bake and then for me they're too big to eat it all.
I like a little something with my coffee and these are the perfect solution for folks on the go.
They are the exact recipe I love for apple scones, but I dusted them with powdered sugar instead of a drizzle of frosting.
They are a perfect take with me to work or on the way to drop off the kids to school treat when you're in a big hurry!
The Everything Scone Mini Muffin
I usually have all these basic ingredients in the house to make them.
I even sometimes leave the apples out and just add chocolate chips.
Oh, maybe not so healthy but you can also use raspberries, blueberries or even strawberries.
Make Whatever Your Family Loves in Them!
Whatever you have in the house, add to your dough, you don't have to make them apple!
Raisin and cinnamon scones are a perfect pair like the photo below.
Simple and delicious, if that's all you have, then use what you got!
Love Me Some Warm Scones
Anyone that loves bread, biscuits or a not so sweet quick snack, these are the perfect little bite.
These mini apple scone muffins pack a powerful flavor.
You can even use more spices you like, add nutmeg, ginger and pumpkin spice if you want an even bolder flavor.
Whatever you decide to make, these are a perfect fall little start of the season of comfort foods.
Mini Apple Scone Muffins Pin for later
Mini Muffin Pans
These mini muffins pans have so many great uses.
I love to make mini blueberry muffins or cute little appetizers.
Just use your favorite dough or batter recipes for muffins.
Or you can try some of mine.
Here are my Pepperoni Provolone Bites or Best Muffin recipes, just use the mini pan instead of make the larger ones.
You can buy them at any retail baking stores of use my Shop with me link to find on Amazon.
A Great Fall Treat
When apple season is upon us, I get right to the farmers market the first chance I get, to buy a huge bag.
I love McIntosh apples, or any tart apple that are for baking in season.
When I start baking, I like to make two batches one for now and one to freeze, yes they freeze great!
Since they are so small they thaw out fast too!
Terrific to serve unexpected guests with tea or coffee.
These Mini Apple Scone Muffins are the perfect breakfast, brunch or just a little snack when you don't want something overly sweet.
They really are the best little mini scones ever!
For More Breakfast Ideas Try Some of These Recipes:
Sour Cream Blueberry Bread
Blueberry Zucchini Coconut Bread
Applesauce Raisin Muffins
Frittata
Amaretto Raspberry Scones
Easy Apple Cinnamon Rolls no yeast
Tortilla stuffed Calzone for Breakfast Italian Style
Baked Fresh Pumpkin Donut
Cupcake Quiche
Mango Muffins
scones, muffins, apple, breakfast, brunch
muffins, scones
British, American
Yield: 12

Mini Apple Scone Muffins
prep time: 10 minscook time: 20 minstotal time: 30 mins
These are a basic scone dough made into mini muffin pans for a quick treat.
ingredients:
2 cups flour
1/2 cup white sugar or brown
1/2 cup heavy cream or whole milk
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 egg
1 cup chopped apples
1/2 cup softened butter
1 1/4 teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla
Optional: heavy cream and sugar mixed to brush before baking
instructions:
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spray mini muffin pan with oil spray.
Beat the sugar and butter together till light. Add the cream or milk , vanilla, egg and fold in the dry to this mixture until blended adding the apples last.
Drop around 2 tablespoons in each muffin cup and bake at 400 degrees for around 20 to 25 minutes or till starting to get brown around edges.
Cool then either top with powdered sugar, or drizzle with frosting.
Frosting:
You can mix powdered sugar with a little bit of water at a time a dab of butter and stir to make a thin frosting on top. Then sprinkle with cinnamon.
calories
75
75
fat (grams)
4
4
carbs (grams)
4
4
protein (grams)
2
2
sugar (grams)
6
6
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What type apples did you use?
ReplyDeleteI use either mcintosh apples, cortland or granny smith
ReplyDeleteLove that you can freeze these! It's perfect to make ahead for busy mornings.
ReplyDeletei love scones, but have never made them in muffin form! I could eat way too many of these in the morning, especially the apple version... though I wouldn't say no to a chocolate chip one :)
ReplyDeleteMmm...Can you send a few of these over to my place? :)
ReplyDeleteOh, these will be so perfect for fall! Great idea making them in a mini muffin pan!
ReplyDeleteSaving this one for fall for my kids! Such a great idea for breakfasts and snacks!
ReplyDeleteI love, love apples in baked goods! Your muffins would hit the spot!
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