I’m kind of becoming a morning person. It’s…weird.
In my middle/high school brain, I thought morning people were the grown-ups who drank coffee.
Then, in my college brain, I thought morning people were the grown-ups who drank coffee…in the morning before jobs with rules like, no jeans except on Fridays. And were happy about it.
Now, I’m fairly certain morning people are the crazy ones who wake up early for long runs. Who like their jeans and creative brains more than a 9-5 routine. (And have to-do list worth waking up for.)
Or…who live in a house with a lot of people and just want to make sure there are scones left for breakfast.

These scones lasted two days in my house…where a lot of people who claim to not like coconut live.
Pssst, family: there’s coconut flour, coconut oil and shredded coconut in here. (Really.)
There’s also a generous pile of fresh blueberries.
And, I’m not sure there’s much better than local berries, early morning sunshine and long runs with a dog (who sprints after squirrels and drags me with him) in the summer.
Except beating your brother to the last scone. Because you’re a grown-up with scones to eat, coffee to drink and business lady things to do before 8am. (Which is early.) Boom.
Blueberry Coconut Scones
1/2 cup coconut flour*
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup all purpose flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
5 tablespoons coconut oil, solid
1 1/2 cups milk
1 egg
1/2 cup blueberries
1/4 cup (heaping) shredded coconut
Combine flours, baking powder and salt in a medium sized bowl. Using a pastry blender, or two knives, cut in solid coconut oil. When mixture resembles a coarse meal, add milk (I used almond) and egg. Stir just to moisten. Gently, fold in blueberries and shredded coconut.
Place dough on a baking sheet (ideally lined with parchment paper) and pat it into a circle that is about 1/2″ thick. Cut into 8 slices. Bake in a preheated 425° oven for 16-18 minutes.
*You could substitute all-purpose flour here if you don’t have coconut.










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I understand about switching from self hosting word press. I did the same thinh in January and I cried and cried. I did it myself and it was just a nightmare. I came home from work on a Fraiday and decided to just do it and lets just say I went to bed at 3am, went to sleep and was back at it at 6am. I cried more, but my 8am, I completed it. I ended uploading all my pages manually. Don’t even ask how I did it because I know nothing about computers. The worse part is losing e-mail subscribers, but youll get them back.
The scones look fantastic!! I love that you didn’t use butter and you used a healthy coconut oil!! Love it!
These look amazing!! I will have to try them, I like coconut so I have a feeling I would really like them.
Isn’t it weird how you become a morning person as you get older? I have actually become that person who gets up early to go for a run haha
LOVE the new design, girl! It is so fresh and pretty and YOU!
And you know I’m all over those blueberries :-)
I love scones. And blueberries. And coconut. Yet I’ve never thought to put them all together. These look wonderful!!
These are gorgeous. I love blueberry + coconut! Scones are the best!
I’m totally guilty of being a morning person! Up at 4:45 to run, blog, take pictures, watch the news, get ready for work. It’s exhausting. Scones like these would be an added benefit!!
This is too perfect!! YUMMMMYYY
Thanks for sharing, the scones look delicious!! The new design looks great. Becoming a morning person is what I strive for:)
Umm I need this in my life ASAP. Amazing!
I WAS going to say that I don’t really like coconut, but I see you’ve already adressed that in this post! ;-)
I understand about doing the morning switch… I always used to be a night owl, but now I wake up with the sun and I like it.
What I also like is all the coconut in these scones!!!
Perfect timing!! Blueberries are on sale. Great weekend breakfast/brunch idea!!
I love the use of coconut in baked goods and these look so so good! Fabulous recipe! :)
I definitely have a “thing” with blueberries lately. I eat them in my oatmeal, my ice cream, and, yes, my scones. Costco sells big bags of dried blueberries and those things are WONDERFUL. Anyway, back to the topic, I also enjoy coconut, so I’m pretty sure I’d get up early for these too.
I love the new look on the blog! And these scones! Great idea to use coconut!
found your site via foodbuzz (congrats btw!) and am so making these scones tomorrow! scones are on my kitchen bucket list so thank you in advance for helping me find a recipe that sounds delicious enough to cross it off :)
so glad you’re here! hope the scones go well :)
Oh, I like how this has a combination of wheat and coconut flour! When I’ve used only coconut flour in something, the stuff usually came out pretty weird. It sounds like a great combination!
These are made to be…I have bluberries & shredded coconut in my home right now! Totally making these this weekend. They also sound a lot *lighter* than the ones I made with about a pound of butter and cream. Ha.
Thanks for sharing (glad I found your blog)!
Hiya, I’ve ran out of all purpose whit flour, have you ever Jed with half wholemeal half coconut flour? I’m worried they might be too dense? Whenever live tried things in the last with only wholemeal no white they turn out a little like hard rocks…
Hmmm. Usually when I stick with all whole wheat flour, things come out really dense too. It’s worth a shot, but I definitely think it needs the all purpose for balance.
Oop tried not Jed! I’ve not live. And past not last! Autocorrect gone wrong…
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