White biscuits
02-15-2015, 10:14 AM
#21
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Pretty easy Baking Powder Biscuits
Oven 430 - 450 degrees. Depends on how hot your oven gets
3 cups sifted flour
2 TBSP Baking Powder
1/2 tsp. salt
Mix and Set aside
Cut one stick of " real " unsalted butter in small squares ( I cut long ways in 1/2 then the 1/2s in 1/2 again - then cross cut in squares
Then place in top of flour mixture cut in with pastry cutter or your fingers ...do not make butter too small...secret is to not over mix
Now measure 1 cup of milk (does not have to be fresh) mix in 1 large egg.
Now careful mix milk mixture with flour. I use a fork..again do not over mix when thing start to come together
Scoop out mixture onto a floured surface shape with your hands and cut into square biscuits (I do not make round ones as I like to use all the biscuit dough)
Bake 12 - 15 minutes. You can use un-greased cookie sheet or try a pizza stone
Ps baked another batch for the freezer this morning as I still had a lot of milk left from last week
Took another photo just to show that they come out pretty much the same every time
Any questions please ask.
Oven 430 - 450 degrees. Depends on how hot your oven gets
3 cups sifted flour
2 TBSP Baking Powder
1/2 tsp. salt
Mix and Set aside
Cut one stick of " real " unsalted butter in small squares ( I cut long ways in 1/2 then the 1/2s in 1/2 again - then cross cut in squares
Then place in top of flour mixture cut in with pastry cutter or your fingers ...do not make butter too small...secret is to not over mix
Now measure 1 cup of milk (does not have to be fresh) mix in 1 large egg.
Now careful mix milk mixture with flour. I use a fork..again do not over mix when thing start to come together
Scoop out mixture onto a floured surface shape with your hands and cut into square biscuits (I do not make round ones as I like to use all the biscuit dough)
Bake 12 - 15 minutes. You can use un-greased cookie sheet or try a pizza stone
Ps baked another batch for the freezer this morning as I still had a lot of milk left from last week
Took another photo just to show that they come out pretty much the same every time
Any questions please ask.
02-15-2015, 10:30 AM
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I use an oven thermometer also. need a new one. I always preheat and I use canned but always get the buttermilk or flaky. They have usually been brushed with butter or it's in the batter. I know some use egg brushed on top. I alos use parchment paper. Hate doing dishes and DH says it is his new best friend.
02-15-2015, 11:39 AM
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Opps. Just packaged the left over biscuits for freezer and remembered I forgot to put in recipe that I add 1 TBSP sugar to dry mix. You can do without it just gives a little sweetness to biscuit. Sorry. I make them from. Memory most of time but do have recipe saved.
. Judy in Phx, AZ
02-15-2015, 11:56 AM
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My mother always made great biscuits - I was shocked when my husband told me he didn't like buttermilk biscuits or cornbread. (He waited until after we were married to tell me.) My mother said it was just as well, something you don't have to give up when you need to lose weight. So I only get biscuits when we go to KFC, which isn't very often.
So the bisquits would have been a deal breaker had you known prior to getting married? I had to giggle. My husband did not tell me that I would have to go to the LAUNDRYMAT until after I sold MY house I MOVED 110 miles and got back from the honeymoon only to learn that there were no laundry hookups in the basement. THAT should have been my deal breaker.
Canned bisquits are fine by me. Buy the small cans for yourself.
I buy shrimp for me...he is Allergic.
sandy
02-15-2015, 07:27 PM
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Pretty easy Baking Powder Biscuits
Oven 430 - 450 degrees. Depends on how hot your oven gets
3 cups sifted flour
2 TBSP Baking Powder
1/2 tsp. salt
Mix and Set aside
Cut one stick of " real " unsalted butter in small squares ( I cut long ways in 1/2 then the 1/2s in 1/2 again - then cross cut in squares
Then place in top of flour mixture cut in with pastry cutter or your fingers ...do not make butter too small...secret is to not over mix
Now measure 1 cup of milk (does not have to be fresh) mix in 1 large egg.
Now careful mix milk mixture with flour. I use a fork..again do not over mix when thing start to come together
Scoop out mixture onto a floured surface shape with your hands and cut into square biscuits (I do not make round ones as I like to use all the biscuit dough)
Bake 12 - 15 minutes. You can use un-greased cookie sheet or try a pizza stone
Ps baked another batch for the freezer this morning as I still had a lot of milk left from last week
Took another photo just to show that they come out pretty much the same every time
Any questions please ask.
Oven 430 - 450 degrees. Depends on how hot your oven gets
3 cups sifted flour
2 TBSP Baking Powder
1/2 tsp. salt
Mix and Set aside
Cut one stick of " real " unsalted butter in small squares ( I cut long ways in 1/2 then the 1/2s in 1/2 again - then cross cut in squares
Then place in top of flour mixture cut in with pastry cutter or your fingers ...do not make butter too small...secret is to not over mix
Now measure 1 cup of milk (does not have to be fresh) mix in 1 large egg.
Now careful mix milk mixture with flour. I use a fork..again do not over mix when thing start to come together
Scoop out mixture onto a floured surface shape with your hands and cut into square biscuits (I do not make round ones as I like to use all the biscuit dough)
Bake 12 - 15 minutes. You can use un-greased cookie sheet or try a pizza stone
Ps baked another batch for the freezer this morning as I still had a lot of milk left from last week
Took another photo just to show that they come out pretty much the same every time
Any questions please ask.
04-27-2015, 08:16 PM
#26
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Is something wrong with my oven? I have a fairly new gas range, and it won't brown my biscuits. I don't make them very often, but white top biscuits just don't look good. The bottom browns, so why is this happening? I put the shelf up higher...did no good. May have to use the broiler next time.
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