Quick Biscuits
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When I make biscuits using 1 cup self-rising flour, I get 6 to 8 biscuits. When I roll them out, I just cut them in wedges with a sharp knife, like slicing a pie. Sounds odd, but it works for me.
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Thats the way my mother made her biscuits, she just squeezed out enough dough using her thumb and first finger to do the squeezing, to suit the size she wanted. So I learned how to do that her way. When I was old enough to take Home Ec class in high school...uh oh. Teacher said NO! 😀
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I never roll dough for biscuits. My grandmother had a biscuit bowl she used every morning. The flour mixture was left in the bowl, she added buttermilk and made dough one biscuit at a time until she had all the biscuits she wanted. She rolled by hand. My kids always say they can't find any biscuits like hers anywhere. I think it's because she had natural yeast in her bowl and used soft flour. It's hard to find soft flour in the stores now.
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When I was little and helped my grandma, we would roll them between our hands, then pat them a little flat. Some Crisco on your hands kept them from sticking. Sigh, two recipes I'd love to have now are my grandma's biscuits and my mom's cheese rings. Although they wouldn't be the same because they stopped making Red Band flour.
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