I love oats drop scones because when made with oats flour they are whole meal and gluten-free. For better results, use eggs in the recipe to ensure proper binding since oat flour does not bind very well. The alternative is to mix with all-purpose flour especially if you are not gluten intolerant.
In a large bowl, mix the eggs, sugar, milk and oil; pour the mixture into the blender
In another bowl, sift the oats flour, baking powder and salt and mix; then add the mixture into blender and blend with the egg mixture for about 2 minutes. Remember to stop and scrape the side of the blender to ensure the ingredients mix well. Pour the mixture back into a bowl. The mixture should form a slightly thick batter.
Step 2: Cook the Drop Scones
Place a pan onto a cooking stove and brush with some olive oil and let it heat. If you have a crepe/chapati maker, use it to make it easier for you instead of a pan.
Using a ladle or big spoon, scoop the batter and drop on the hot pan or crepe maker
Let the drop scone cook for about 2 minutes or until it browns and the top side is almost dried.
Use a long spatula to turn the other side of the scone and cook until it brown (but not burn).
Repeat the same process until all the butter is finished.
Serve hot with tea or coffee for a delicious and filling breakfast
Notes
Adding fruits, nuts and seeds to your recipes enhances their nutritional value. This recipe is a perfect opportunity to incorporate these extra ingredients for a healthy living.