by Lindsay G. Cabral
Are you try cranberry orange bisconie from Costco? Costco is an American wholesale multinational corporation. This cookie was sold at Costco. Costco cranberry orange bisconie is a super delicious and popular item in this bakery. Recently they decided not to sell these healthy cranberry orange scones.Why don’t you try the Costco bisconie recipe yourself at home?In today’s article, I want to share a homemadecranberry orange bisconie Costco recipe.
However, bisconie is a scone. It is sold in a gluten-free version as well. They are softer than plain Italian biscotti but similar in structure. They can serve with milk, tea, and coffee.
This copy Costco cranberry orange bisconie recipe uses simple ingredients. This scone has different nutritious values. Cranberry orange bisconie is the best food idea for any family or friend’s tea party.
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Cranberry Orange Bisconie Costco Recipe
4.0 from 42 votes
Recipe by Lindsay G. CabralCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy
Servings
4
servings
Prep time
30
minutes
Cooking time
20
minutes
Calories
463.1
kcal
Total time
50
minutes
Let’s find out how to preparethecranberry orange bisconie Costco recipe?I mentioned all the ingredients and cooking instructions for this orange cranberry bisconie recipe. You have to follow the precise recipe to make healthy cranberry scones.
Ingredients
150g fresh cranberry
2.5 cups of flour
¼ cup of sugar
1 tsp salt
1.5 tsp baking powder
.5 tsp baking soda
1 tsp orange zest
1 cup of buttermilk
½ cup plus 1 tbsp cold butter (Cut the butter into the flour)
Melted butter
Turbinado sugar
Pearl sugar (optional)
- Tools
Whisk
2.5-inch biscuit cutter
Oil brush
Mixing bowl
Handheld dough blender
how to make Cranberry Orange Bisconie Costco
- Crush the fresh cranberry:In a blender, crush150g of fresh cranberry and keep them aside.
- Mix all the dry ingredients:In a large mixing bowl, mix all the dry ingredients like2.5 cups of flour, ¼ cup of sugar, 1 tsp salt, 1.5 tsp baking powder, and .5 tsp baking soda. Mix them well.
- Add orange zest:Add1 tsp orange zest with the flour mix.
- Add cold butter:Now add½ cup plus 1 tbsp cold butter and cut them into the flour with a handheld dough blender. Mix them well with the flour.
- Add Buttermilk:After mixing all the butter, you can add1 cup of buttermilk with the flour mix.
- Add cranberry:Add all the crushed cranberry. Give them a good mix and make a dough.
- Cut the dough with a biscuit cutter:In this step, shape your dough and cut them with arounda 2.5-inch biscuit cutter.
- Brush melted butter on bisconie:After finishing, the dough cutting, place all the bisconie in a baking tray and allow them to chill for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, brush melted butter on top of all the bisconie.
- Sprinkle sugar on bisconie:Now, sprinkle someturbinado sugar on top of all the bisconie.
- Bake the bisconie:Now, it’s time to bake the bisconie at 400F for 20 minutes.
- Serve the bisconie:After 20 minutes of baking, your bisconie will be ready to serve. Enjoy your bisconie with butter. You can also enjoy bisconie by dipping them into tea, cold coffee, chocolate milk, and plain milk.
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Notes
- Note
- Instead of turbinado sugar, you can also use pearl sugar. It is a European specialty sugar. It is a version of refined white sugar. This sugar offers a quick burst of energy. But if you have diabetes, you should not use pearl sugar.
- You can store these buttermilk scones in an airtight container at room temperature for up to one year.
Final Verdict
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21 thoughts on “Cranberry Orange Bisconie Costco Recipe”
I recently bought these bisconies from Costco and absolutely loved them – not too crunchy, soft, or sweet. They are just right.
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Do you know the calorie count for the cran orange bisconi that come in a 12-count container at Costco?
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The recipe says 463.1 kcal
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2280 calories, thank you.
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What temperature do you bake these bioconversion at?
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To bake the cranberry orange bisconie, preheat your oven to 400°F (200°C) and bake them for approximately 20 minutes. Keep an eye on them towards the end of the baking time and adjust accordingly, as baking times may vary slightly depending on your oven and the size of the bisconies. Enjoy your delicious cranberry orange bisconies!
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What temperature do you bake the cranberry orange bisconnie at? I couldn’t find this bit of information.
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400’ for 20 minutes
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It does state 400 at point #10.
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To bake the cranberry orange bisconie, preheat your oven to 400°F (200°C) and bake them for approximately 20 minutes. Keep an eye on them towards the end of the baking time and adjust accordingly, as baking times may vary slightly depending on your oven and the size of the bisconies. Enjoy your delicious cranberry orange bisconies!
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I’m very excited to try this recipe. There is another on Pinterest, but based on my baking experience, this seems more like what they sell at Costco.
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I absolutely love these bisconie. And I hate that they are seasonal! I try to stock up before the disappear. I’ll try the recipe and see if I can enjoy them year round.
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How would you adjust the recipe id you couldn’t find fresh cranberries, only dried?
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I picked these up yesterday from Costco. They are delicious. I read through this recipe and wondered about the form of the bisconie. Here, it says to cut the bisconie with a cookie cutter. The product I bought from Costco looks like they are made with an ice cream scoop. They are more rounded and have no cut edge. This is just my thoughts.
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Great recipe and easy to prepare
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Great recipe
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Hi Lindsay, This is a great recipe, very flavourful. I would hesitate to call it a Bisconie though. Realistically, you’ve got something between a biscuit and a scone rather than biscotti and scone. Only reason I removed a star.
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I made a half batch. Thought it turned out pretty good. It’s more of a biscuit than the Costco version. The flavor was spot on, but the texture needs work. However, I’d make this again.
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I made this recipe. It is delicious but more biscuit -like than the Costco version.
I have a Cranberry orange biscotti recipe that I will use tomorrow. But I will roll the dough into walnut sized balls, dip in turbanado sugar and bake. Thank you for the above recipe, though!!Reply
Can you substitute frozen cranberries for fresh. How many cups of cranberries instead of grams?
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Thanks for asking. Yes, you can use frozen cranberries instead of fresh cranberries in the Cranberry Orange Bisconie Costco Recipe. Both fresh and frozen cranberries can be used in the recipe, and the taste won’t change.
150 grams of fresh cranberries is about the same as 1 to 1 1/4 US cups measurements. Cranberries can vary in size and density, so it’s important to keep that in mind.
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