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10 October 2010 59 Comments
Garlic & Oats Scones

Garlic & Oats Scones

Scones…quick bread…savory cookies? ‘Whats’ in a name!’  For, what could be more satisfactory than a quick and easy to make tea time snack which is healthy too.
With the goodness of wholewheat, curds, oats and garlic these cute goodies are one of my favorites. And my kids loved to help me out in rolling and giving shapes to these Garlic scones. The caterpillars in the baking tray are their creations 🙂
Ingredients;
(makes 30 garlic scones)
  • 1 cup of wholewheat flour
  • 1/4 cup of quick cooking oats
  • 1/2 cup of fresh curds
  • 1 tsp of garlic paste
  • 1/2 tsp of chilly powder
  • 1/4 tsp of salt
  • 1/2 tsp of baking powder
  • 1/4 cup of milk
  • 1/4 cup of oil or cheese
Garlic & Oats Scones

Garlic & Oats Scones

Method: Peel the garlic and grate 5-6 pearls. Take a big broad vessel and add the wholewheat flour in it. Mix in all the other ingredients except milk and gently fold in with the flour.
Rub the whole mixture using fingers till it resembles breadcrumbs.
Mix very little milk to just bind the above dough.
Make a big ball of the dough and roll it on a plastic sheet using the rolling pin.
Use cookie cutter or a small sharp bowl to cut the scones into circles. Remove the excess dough and roll it again and repeat the same process till all the dough is exhausted.
Garlic & Oats Scones
Garlic & Oats Scones
The caterpillars are done by my kids with the excess dough by rolling into cylindrical shape and twisting it.
Prick each scone with a fork to avoid air gaps and for a crispy bake.
Bake the garlic scones at 180°C for 10-15 minutes or till they are slightly golden in color. Take out from the oven and let it cool. They will become crisp after they cool down.
Garlic & Oats Scones

Garlic & Oats Scones

Serve these garlic scones with a blob of butter, cheese or just plain with a cup of hot herbal tea.
Note;
  • Substitute cheddar cheese for a different flavor and cheesy taste.
  • Avoid garlic and make plain scones if you dislike garlic.
  • Stays good for 10-15 days.
  • After 2 days these scones will become a bit soggy, I like them in this form also. You can always bake them for a few minutes to make them crisp again.
  • Add dried herbs to make it more nutritious.
  • Pack these healthy baked goodies in kids snack box for school.
  • These Garlic scones make a great picnic and travel food.

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59 Comments »

  • Neeta Nagar said:

    its a new & healthy receipe

  • G.Pavani said:

    scones looks yummy n tempting…

  • girlichef said:

    I love the sound of these. Never would have thought to pair garlic and oats…but why not? Garlic is always good! They look delicious 🙂

  • Sameena said:

    Hi Sangeeta,

    Scone look great dear…Yummy..

  • vaishali said:

    they look grt…how abt adding some itallian herbs!

  • Priya said:

    Woww scones sounds soo interesting, flavourful and yumm!

  • sangeeta said:

    I would love it with some more garlic.
    Healthy scones and i know they are yummy .
    I made herb and paneer yeasted scones some time back and now i’ll have to try this …

  • rebecca said:

    oh these are a cool little snack and love that your kids help J is slowly getting there as she is getting bigger

  • deeba said:

    Look good S…NICE! The caterpillars are sweet!

  • Jyothi Mcminn said:

    Looks great. add sesame seeds with the dough and bake the same and also can add coconut to this. it comes out great. great scone recipes in all the baking websites. best wishes. Jyothi

  • Faith said:

    These sound so healthy with the whole wheat flour and oats! Love garlic in there too, very delicious!

  • elra said:

    Very unique and garlic scones sounds pretty irresistible!

  • Rosa said:

    Healthy and delicious looking! Perfect with some cheese.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

  • El said:

    I’ve never tried a savory scone. They look great!

  • nisha said:

    love the addition of garlic

  • sayantani said:

    very very healthy. My hubby is planning change in job and now he would have breakfast at home. I am collecting recipes that I can prepare and serve later. this fits the requirement perfectly…easy, healthy and tasty…too good to be true.

  • Maria @ Scandi Foodie said:

    Sounds healthy and tasty! I can imagine they’d be lovely fresh from the oven 🙂

  • kairali sisters said:

    wow…thats sounds so good and healthy..I love garlic…

  • Swathi said:

    Nice garlic scones. Looks delicious healthy too with whole wheat flour and oats.

  • Deepa said:

    Looks very Healthy as well as Tasty. Wonderful Bread.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

  • Deepti said:

    Scones look great and lovely presentation!

  • satya said:

    garlic scones looks very delicious sangeeta …love this healthy version

  • Adelina said:

    those look yummy yum- no matter what the name is- love garlic- and in breads it tastes heavenly! :)I do the same with my leftover dough!

  • chaitrali said:

    superb……yummy…mindblowing

  • Ivy said:

    Thanks for passing from my blog and I am very glad to discover your beautiful blog. The scones look delicious and very tempting to make.

  • Joanne said:

    It’s rare to find a good healthy scone recipe but you’ve definitely done it here! These sound so tasty!

  • Sommer @ A Spicy Perspective said:

    This is a great idea! I don’t often think to make savory scones, but the texture seems perfect to handle savory flavors. Thanks for the reminder!

  • torviewtoronto said:

    Healthy delicious scones yummy

  • Nishi said:

    Thanks for visiting my blog Sanjeeta. I msut say you have an awesome blog. Being a mom, I’m always on the lookout for healthy recipes for my little girl. And this scone will surely fir the bill 🙂

  • Sarah said:

    So flavorful and yummy!!! loved it…

  • Biren @ Roti n Rice said:

    Love it that these are a little spicy! Must be delicious!

  • Sharmi said:

    very pretty looking scones!

  • Pachecopatty said:

    Garlic and oats scones, such a clever combination and one I would not have thought about. I can just imagine a bite of scone with a sharp cheddar cheese and apple, thanks for sharing this recipe;)

  • Biny Anoop said:

    Hi,glad to e here…lovely collection of traditional and western cuisine…..nice blog…..scones looking yummy…need to try the roccoli manchurian….keep logging ..c u again

  • whatsfordinneracrossstatelines said:

    Those sound really good! I love the little catepillars too! Can’t wait to come back and read more!
    -Gina-

  • grace said:

    ha–those caterpillars are adorable! regardless of what you call these, they’d make a fantastic breakfast.

  • peachkins said:

    whatever they are, they look really fantastic!

  • Julie M. said:

    These look super tasty and I love the creations that your kids made. Too cute!

  • Treat and Trick said:

    Really healthy and yummy, great recipe dear….

  • Pia said:

    Looking nice!! want to cook it and eat it soon

  • sweetlife said:

    a savory treat, love the combo of oats with garlic…I would have never thought
    sweetlife

  • Suja Sugathan said:

    Garlic flavored scones sounds so yummy..looks awesome

  • Cheah said:

    Gosh, think these spicy, savoury scones will taste wonderful. Never tried these before.

  • 5 Star Foodie said:

    Yummy scones!

  • FOODESSA said:

    I’m so glad that oats were integrated in such a savoury scone…can come in pretty handy with my healty menus ;o)

    BTW…love the photo with the scone cut-outs…really cool looking!

    Ciao for now,
    Claudia

    P.S. Sanjeeta…there’s a little something on my AWARDS page for you ;o)

  • sunitha said:

    Lovely cookies and that too savory. Give it to me any time.

  • Heavenly Housewife said:

    Whatever they are called, they look delicious!
    *kisses* HH

  • Magic of Spice said:

    These sound and look great…And what a wonderful idea for the kids to use the extra dough, so cute 🙂

  • MaryMoh said:

    Look perfect and delicious. I love garlic. I would probably add more garlic. I think I will be eating these non stop 😀

  • Reeni said:

    Your scones look so delicious! And healthy! The caterpillars are cute!

  • Patty said:

    Wow! These are amazing! I very rarely see/hear of savory scones, and you’ve got me wondering why! These looks absolutely delectable and perfect for my own daughter’s snack for school. We love oats, but especially love garlic, so this would be perfect!

  • Angie's Recipes said:

    I would need some now! These look great!

  • smita said:

    Looks wonderful … Bookmarking it to try it out asap. BTW the caterpillars are too cute 🙂 🙂

  • Ellie (Almost Bourdain) said:

    I love scones and I must try this one soon. Thanks for sharing.

  • shabs said:

    That looks like A FLAVOURFUL SCONE!i LOVEanything with garlic flavour..and this one sounds just perfect for my palette!

  • Karen said:

    Yum! I’ve never heard of Garlic Scones, but I love the idea! Garlic in anything and everything is okay with me. These look delicious!

  • Vasumathy said:

    Hi,
    Great recipe. I was looking for one salt cookie and was happy to land here. I have a doubt. What can be replaced with garlic? we don’t eat onion and garlic. Thanks in advance.

  • Vasumathy said:

    i tried this recipe of yours. but the scones did not turn crisp. i used an aluminium foil instead of baking sheet. otherwise I followed ur recipe to the tee except garlic. please help.

  • sanjeeta kk said:

    @Vasumathy, Scones are not like cookies, they will not be as crisp as cookies. Scones are sort of short bread. These will be slightly chewy.

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