Ini Scone Protein are simple tofu-based British scones made with just 3 ingredients, no eggs and no dairy, and full of 11 grams of protein.
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Scone Protein
Ramuan
- 2 cawan Tepung Naik Sendiri - (nota 1)
- 1 menyekat Tauhu Pejal - (11oz / 300g) (note 2)
- ¾ cawan Air - (nota 3)
- ½ sudu teh Garam - pilihan
arahan
- Open the tofu packaging, discard the water it's stored in. Pat the tofu dry with absorbent paper. You don't need to press it for this recipe.
- Roughly cut the tofu into pieces and place them in a food processor or high-speed blender. Add the pieces of tofu with water or soy milk for more protein.
- Blend/process until it forms a creamy, smooth tofu paste. You may have to use a rubber spatula to scrape down the side of the jug/bowl a few times, and repeat blending until everything is nicely blended.
- In a large mixing bowl, add self-rising flour and salt. Stir to combine.
- Measure 2 1/2 cups of tofu paste made earlier, and add this to the bowl with the flour. If you end up with too much tofu paste, store it in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 3 days. Then, use this in pasta sauce, smoothies, or curries.
- Stir the flour/tofu mixture with a rubber spoon at first, it forms lumps when mixed with flour. Stop, grease your hands, and knead and squeeze to bring the ingredients together. It's sticky and a bit messy, but it comes together into a dough ball as you knead.
- Jika terlalu melekit, tambahkan lebih banyak tepung untuk menyatukan doh. Doh hendaklah kekal lembut, lembap, tetapi tidak melekat pada tangan anda.
- If preferred, use the paddle attachment of a stand mixer. Knead the dough on low speed (speed 2-3 of a KitchenAid stand mixer), until it forms a dough ball. It will be sticky, that's normal. Transfer to a floured surface, and knead, adding more flour if needed as mentioned in the step above.
- Panaskan ketuhar hingga 400°F (200°C). Alas dulang pembakar besar dengan kertas parchment. Sapukan sedikit minyak pada kertas pembakar dengan semburan minyak masak. Ketepikan.
- Flour your work surface, add the dough, and roll it into about 2 cm/ 0.8 inches in thickness.
- Use a scone cutter to cut out scones from the dough. Use leftover dough on the sides to reform a dough ball, roll again, and cut out more scones. I made 6 large scones (8cm/3.1 inches each).
- Place the scones on the prepared pan, leaving 2 inches apart as they expand in the oven.
- Bake the scones for 17-19 minutes at 400°F (200°C) on the middle rack of the oven until the top gets nicely golden brown and a toothpick inserted in one of the scones comes out clean.
- Cool down on a cooling rack for 1 hour before serving.
Nota
Pemakanan
Bahan dan Pengganti
You only need 2 ingredients to make this recipe (excluding water you can get from the tap and the optional salt). Here’s how to pick them.

- Tepung Naik Sendiri – This provides the main structure and lift for the scones. You can also use all-purpose flour by whisking in baking powder (quantities for this in the recipe card). For a gluten-free option, use my penukar bebas gluten, tetapi jangan lupa serbuk penaik.
- Tauhu Pejal – This is the protein source and creates the unique texture of these scones. It is important to use firm tofu, not silken tofu, as silken tofu has a much higher moisture content and will make a gummy and chewy result.
- Air – This helps create a smooth tofu paste and brings the dough together. Soy milk can also be used for an added protein boost.
Cara Membuat Skon Protein
Resipi ini sangat mudah disediakan. Begini caranya dalam beberapa gambar.

Roughly cut the tofu so it fits into your blender and top with the water.

Blend the tofu until it makes a smooth mixture that can be poured.

Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl and add the blended tofu.

Form a large dough ball and start cutting scones with a scone cutter.

Re-roll the leftovers and cut more scones until no more dough is left.

Bake the scones for 17-19 minutes at 400°F (200°C).
Petua Membakar Carine
Let me share a few more tips for great scones.
- Tofu Type is Crucial – Use firm tofu, not silken tofu. Silken tofu has a completely different moisture content and protein level, and it will not work for this recipe’s ratios.
- Accurate Tofu Measurement – The key to success in this recipe is accurately measuring the blended tofu cream. You can blend the tofu with water, or for more protein, use soy milk. The dough might be a bit chewier with water compared to soy milk.
- Don’t Waste Extra Tofu Cream – If you have any extra blended tofu cream, store it in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. You can use it to boost protein and creaminess in smoothies, curries, or pasta sauces.
- Make Them Sweet – To make sweet scones, add 3 tablespoons of sugar (like coconut sugar or white sugar) and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon to the flour. Also, add 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract to the blended tofu.







These tastes great! Also funny, I accidentally used 4 cups of flour instead of 2 cups the first time I made them and they still tasted good! They were just a bit more dense than they should have been. The scones freeze well, just defrost in the fridge and then pop in the microwave to warm. Add a little honey on top of the warm scone and it’s heaven.
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I was skeptical of using tofu in this recipe as I find it usually leaves a beany aftertaste, but the flavor and texture of the scones were very good! I used mostly oat flour with a gluten-free flour product for kneading.
Can I use whole wheat flour? I only have fresh milled grains. I guess I could sift out the bran.
Wholewheat flour has more fiber, it will dry out the dough a little more unless you increase liquid a little bit. if you use wholewheat, also make sure you add baking powder. I am baking with self-rising flour in this recipe which means an ingredient that already mix flour, baking powder, and salt.
Terima kasih.
Can we used gluten flour?
Unfortunately no, they are packed and dense if you do so
I tried the paddle mixer method and the dough never ended up pulling away from the sides. I ended up adding too much flour to try to get it to do so (it never did), and thus the scones were way too tough.
I want to try again but need help !
If you make the dough in the stand mixer, you shouldn’t add more flour until it unstick from the side of the bowl. You stop when you have added the amount I recommended. Then, add flour to your bench and place the sticky dough on it. Add a bit more flour to work the dough by hand and knead, adding a little more flour until you can roll the dough. You don’t want to over saturate the dough with extra flour or like any dough, it will end up as a rock.
can you use almond flour instead?
No, it won’t work.
Just made these so haven’t tasted them yet. Toothpick came out clean but my scones have no colour. ? IDK why
That’s interesting, let me know how they taste. They are baked at 200C (400F) so they definitely darken, unless your oven is less hot – need re calibration.
Thanks. I will check my oven temp. All that aside. They tasted great. Will make again.
Terima kasih!
This might be a dumb question, but can we use the tofu water instead of plain water? I imagine the consistency would be between using plain water and soy milk? If it isn’t enough I could just add water (and/or not use paper towels to dry it). Much Ike making latkes and not squeezing out the water from the potatoes and also not adding water ♀️
If you don’t add soy milk, and use the tofu water instead, you simply decrease the amount of proteins in the recipe. However, I am sure it will work well as soon as you measure the same amount of blended tofu+ liquid, before adding to the self-rising flour.
the recipe says firm tofu but the notes say ultra firm
terima kasih
Yes, both works! But you can’t use silken tofu.
first time I did it and wow. so good
I used oatflour and blended the tofu with greek non fat yoghurt and it gave the bread a fabulous taste.
try it you will love it.
I can’t believe it came out so good with oat flour! Thanks for sharing