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Beth’s Blueberry Cream Scone Recipe

Beth's Blueberry Cream Scones are crumbly, soft, and golden-brown with bursts of bright blueberry. These scones are a household favorite.

  • Prep15 min
  • Cook20 min
  • Total35 min
  • Serves8

Published 24 Jun 2020

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blueberry scones cut on white baking sheet with serving utensil

Crumbly, soft, and golden-brown with bursts of bright blueberry,Beth’s blueberry cream sconesare a household favorite around here and are sure to brighten any morning.

There’s something fancy and fun about scones in the morning, and this recipe is so easy that you’ll never want to buy pre-made scones again!

blueberry scones cut on white baking sheet with serving utensil

Oh boy, oh boy, I am so excited to share this fancy scone recipe with you all today! I say “fancy” because don’t scones just *feel* like something you’d snack on with tea in a royal palace tucked into an English countryside? Just me? Well, I hope you can imagine that vision when you make these incredibly easy and quick blueberry cream scones, because, well, it just makes them even more fun! Enjoy them with thisEasy Homemade Lemonade Recipeto make the fanciness even more grand.

Scones are like muffins’ sophisticated older cousin, if you ask me. There’s something so very pristine about them, even though they’re simply buttery, creamy, triangle-shaped pastries with a flaky and buttery texture and blueberries filling every bite. And they take about 30 minutes or less to throw together… Oh, and don’t forget to sprinkle them with sugar before baking. It adds the prettiest sparkle on top and a little crunch of sweetness when you bite in. I mean, I did mention these guys are ~fancy~, didn’t I? Of course we have to dress them up with sugar!

Table of Contents:

Ingredients:

collage image of how to make blueberry cream scones
  • Flour:Flour is what makes the scone dough come together to create a pastry.
  • Sugar:Some sugar gives the scones a subtle sweetness. Plus, sprinkle extra on top of the scones before baking!
  • Baking powder:Baking powder helps the scones to rise as they bake.
  • Salt:Salt balances out the sweetness of sugar and fruit.
  • Blueberries:You can use frozen or fresh — whatever you have!
  • Cream:Cream adds some fat to the dough which makes it more moist and rich.
  • Butter:Melted butter brushed on top of the scones before baking helps the tops to get a nice flaky, golden-brown finish.

See recipe card below for full information on ingredients and quantities

Tips for Making the Best Scones:

Scones are pretty fool-proof but keep in mind these simple tricks when making them:

  • Don’t worry about thawing frozen blueberries:They’re so small that they’ll thaw quickly on their own as you work the dough and begin to bake the scones.
  • Do a quick knead:Kneading the dough a few times ensures the ingredients are all incorporated well and encourages the scones to rise as they bake.
  • Brush the tops with butter:Melted butter and sprinkled sugar before baking the scones creates the best texture and appearance!
brushing butter on blueberry scones

Frequently Asked Questions:

How to store scones?

If you have leftover scones, store them in an airtight bag or container at room temperature for up to 3 days. You can also refrigerate them for up to 5 days to last longer.

Can I reheat scones?

Yes! If you’d like to eat them warm, zap them in the microwave for 30 seconds and add a small swipe of butter for an extra-delish revival of the leftovers!

creamy blueberry scones on serving plates

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