Wait, I am 100% Jewish as far as heritage, and both my grandfathers were big fans of buttermilk: straight up with breakfast! So proud of you for making buttermilk biscuits, but being the good southern belle that I am…I almost fainted when your biscuits were not touching each other while baking. You are the best. I love making scones and have a great old grandmother-approved recipe, but it’s not a very easy dough so this recipe is going on my to make list. They were great! Had one later in the day with butter and jam and it did not disappoint. Thanks for the drool-worthy road trip breakfast. My 10 year old has no baking fear, so I let her put them together, which I think gave us the great riseâkneaded more than I would have. I just made them, and they were great (and that’s coming from someone whose mother, grandmother, great grand mother, and great-great grand mother made really good biscuits). HELP! This is the best recipe for strawberry jam in a bread maker that I have found. Followed the commenterâs advice to knead the dough in the bowl until it really came together, then cut them into rectangles like Callieâs Little Biscuit. This may be a case where fear of overworking the dough is holding people back from working the dough at all, which seems necessary. I divide original ball of dough into several balls. By the way thanks for the bread-and-butter-tart-tatin-breakfast-heart-failure idea. Although not a southern biscuit, these biscuits were perfect for jam, honey or molasses! Post was not sent - check your email addresses! This truly is the perfect biscuit recipe. I just tried the recipe again…the dough was not dry, I folded it into thirds once and just barely twice then I cut out using a mason jar lid and just cooked…good flippin DIETY…they were soooo flaky and moist and no funny after-taste…just perfect! My brother wants me to make biscuits that resemble challah rolls. I usually use the fork and knife to do my cutting, because I gave away my pastry cutter years ago. Thanks for the recipe! Now I just need a bread maker… ð, Mind BLOWN! The recipe turns out great when I use 2 1/4 cups, but if I use 280 grams it is nowhere near enough. There’s a general formula I associate with most biscuit recipes, roughly 2 cups of flour to 5 tablespoons of fat and one cup of milk (or sometimes 2 1/4 cups to 6 tablespoons and 3/4 cup), but despite my every effort to love the results of this formula above all else, I failed, reverting to a random version I’ve been making from a diner in Colorado that I found in Bon Appetit in 2000, nearly as far from known biscuit country as one can roam. We encourage people from foreign lands, like New Jersey, to participate! Now there are a few ways to get your ideal jam texture. But no matter what they look like, they taste like Pure heaven. Your biscuits look perfect! They are fabulous for baking and so are excellent for making biscuits as they keep the butter cold. Husband in raptures. Hi Deb! Nice recipe! The biscuits were fine. I can’t believe the coincidence. Thanks! Nothing to brag to your grandmother about, but served as a sturdy enough vehicle for my sausage. You never fail me! There is no one single right way to make them. Hi Deb! these biscuits out do any other, including the ones in your book. Blueberry jam, hands down is my favorite! CL — With all due respect to your husband, I don’t believe “too much” is in the national Thanksgiving vocabulary! Yum! Filed Under: Recipes, Snacks, Vegetarian Tagged With: bread machine, jam. If you really want to spread your wings and try something from the Southern part of the US, next time you make these and you have access to homegrown tomatoes, slather your hot biscuits with butter and put a nice thick slice of tomato inside of it. Roll up a la jelly roll, slice about 3/4″ thick, and bake at 350 for 9-10 minutes; if not done, turn off the oven and let them bake another two minutes or so. Yum! I have kept jars in the freezer though and it’s fabulous. Small, which we baked up crispy, more like crackers, great with soup, and larger, flaky ones, to devour with jelly or whatever else. Scoop and bake. Truly the ideal biscuit that puts all other biscuits to shame. Are you kidding me?! Deb, thank you for sharing the joy with us. My most favourite way to have scones is hot out of the oven with a pot of tea, lashings of whipped cream, and strawberry jam. My first batch, after mixing in the buttermilk, I poured the dough onto the counter and quickly formed a round, then patted it to 1/2″. A biscuit recipe that didnt turn into hockey pucks!! Rebecca — That might have been it, but it also contributes to the great height and texture. What can I do to remedy this? Try adding 2-3 Tbsp and adjusting from there. I’m so doing these soon…. I planned on serving them as a side, but I liked them so much, they turned into dinner. Unfortunately I don’t know enough about canning to answer that. i tried to incorporate this mixing method into your recipe. I’m from Northern NH (not a biscuit making place) and my mother used to make biscuits from Betty Crocker’s cookbook. Wondering what I should try adjusting? Deb- your cream biscuits are so good that it is my go to recipe for biscuits. Now, I’m going to create a real Southerner. I used a buttermilk substitute (regular milk + vinegar) and I subbed about 1/2 c of the white flour for whole wheat flour and it worked great. Ah! Thinned sour cream worked great, though I didn’t thin it enough at first and added half & half and flour until my consistency was right. My sister is now putting it to good use for the same thing. No luck with making good jam with the bread machines. But what I want to know is what is the speckled modern looking dinnerware you have (the lavender set) that seems to come in other colors too as I’m in need of new dishes, 2 of the four plates have broken, and one has fissures in it currently, and 2 of the 4 breakfast/salad plates remain, and most have at least one chip but do have all four bowls and mugs though. 300ml milk (light works fine too 2% fat) Instead of working the butter in until it’s a coarse meal, I stop once the butter is slightly larger than pea sized, I haven’t had a problem with this pooling or anything. I will try these with gluten free all purp this weekend. Hmmmm, I wonder if there will be any left to photograph? These are so yummy! PLEASE! I also decided to go the cheesy route (per my husband’s request) and added 3/4c sharp cheddar to the mix. I did notice though that the biscuits I’ve frozen when I bake them, do not rise at all. :). No rolling. Sausage gravy next, please! Hi SC — The weight is correct. While that is fine for the batch I used to make chicken pot pies for my toddler, I like having flakey biscuits to eat with my jam. Heat oven to 400 °F and cover baking sheet with parchment paper. Thank you! I took the advice of a comment (below) suggesting the dough be mixed pretty well in the bowl to help with ârise,â it paid off! I add 1/4 C shredded cheddar to the batter and pepper its great or Mexican cheese blend and no spices. For all those who are saying that northerners didn’t grow up with biscuits, I grew up in Maine and my grandmother and all my aunts made mile high biscuits. You can check the original recipe right here. Ant these will get done very soon, i suspect sometime tomorrow :-). I love your book Deb! You should be a “Saturday Night Live” writer! Add to Cart-1 + I still recommend adding the liquid in a bowl or the bits get too blended in. Hi! Why won’t they raise? My go to recipe for biscuits now but with one extra step, roll out and fold over letter style roll out again and fold over letter style then cut into 8 pieces and bake. Awesome strawberry jam recipe! – the dough seemed a little on the sticky/wet side (not sure if this is norm) I use two biscuit recipes depending on if I have buttermilk on hand or not. Yum! This is why blogging was invented. Totally putting them on my to-make list (I even have buttermilk in the fridge)! tuna can (before they converted to the ridged permanently sealed bottoms) where I removed both the top and bottom “lids.” It’s just the right size for making English muffins and big cookies also. This is my favorite biscuit recipe, too! It makes you feel a bit like a biscuit ninja. Made them in the food processor (the horrors!) It’s like a puff pastry biscuit. This is awesome. I think the main mistake people make when they start out is overkneading, because they just can’t believe that the dough’s meant to be that soft and sticky and still have visible bits of butter in it. I added fresh ground pepper to ours for a little savory taste. I used to live down the road from Star Seeds Cafe in Austin, TX, and I swear to God, I survived near solely off of their “Eye Opener” — two biscuits piled high w/ scrambled eggs, sausage and gravy. But this time I lightly sprinkled the patted out dough top with flour, then folded the dough onto itself both width-wise and lengthwise, flattened it out again to 1/2″ thickness, and cut rounds. I also fold them in thirds before the final pat-down. I just made these biscuits this morning! I make my own baking powder, so I know it’s fresh, what’s the DEAL??? i grew up learning to cook in it, and finally made my mom surrender it–love the handle/pouring sides. Now I can but the cream biscuit recipe to rest for a while. Using a round cutter (2 inches for regular sized biscuits, 3 inches for the monstrous ones shown above), press straight down — twisting produces less layered sides — and transfer rounds to prepared sheet, spacing two inches apart. Are biscuits the same as scones? I had to add a little extra buttermilk to get them to come together but they were worth the effort. Six years ago: Red Split Lentils With Cabbage, My Favorite Indian Spiced Cauliflower and Potatoes and a Cucumber Scallion Raita, My Favorite Buttermilk Biscuits So quick and easy to make! Highly recommended recipe even if it doesnât turn out perfect. I love your biscuits and scones and are delighted to have another recipe to add to the collection. I always drop rather than roll and I usually end up adding about 1/4 c more buttermilk. Thank you! Texas girls love good buttermilk biscuits! I prefer shortening to butter. First of all, that CorningWare bowl just about made me cry! Turns out she interpreted the “roll out the dough” as making a roll or rope. Happy weekend indeed! Like Mitzi, mine didn’t rise. That high rise is such a part of their charm. I play around with different versions almost every time I make some. This is the second scone recipe I have used regularly the original one being the one from my high school home economics book. I love the fact that it uses less sugar than any other recipes I’ve found. One of my grandmothers had a deep “flour drawer” in her kitchen–I’ve never seen another one. Plus, they’re always warm and really huge when you get them at the diner, and you can order them with butter and a side of homemade raspberry jam… OK, hopping on the next flight to Colorado, bye! I used fresh leaveners but found the dough wouldn’t really come together fully. Thank you! Knead on floured surface and cut out with scone cutter. As a Jewish girl from Toronto, I also don’t know the first thing from biscuits and am happy to learn – and to figure out how these might be different from scone recipes I have. Plus, it makes the biscuits lighter and fluffier! I love your site!! To warm them back up I put them on a cookie sheet and in a 350 oven until they are warm. Sausage gravy, saw mill gravy, red gravy… And bisquits. tesco edv beer 500 ml 1 tin. Did they not even rise a smidge? The sponge cake is thought to be one of the first of the non-yeasted cakes, and the earliest attested sponge cake recipe in English is found in a book by the English poet ⦠On the other hand, the bottoms are a buttery gold after reabsorbing the butter…. So many memories stirred up by one simple recipe. I like the big craggy kind. After initially feeling sorry for me that I was trying, once again, to make a delicious biscuit, my family agreed that I had finally succeeded – and without shortening!! Shiri — It’s my mom’s old Pyrex bowl. I want to become a biscuit evangelist! It got to where if we had a hot homemade meal the kids cooked it themselves or cooked it under my supervision. These look great, Deb, and not terribly dissimilar to the basic formula in Bittman’s “How to Cook Everything,” which we eat with dinner probably once a week. THANKS for a post that is chock full of memories- I may be making biscuits to bake and freeze this weekend! Something in the way she held her mouth or arched her eyebrows that I’m not getting. :-). End of story if you don’t mind wedge-shaped biscuits. I did have to add a full cup of buttermilk…Maybe its due to the New Orleans weather….no matter….Thanks again……, I have a counter full of beautiful biscuits and a very happy husband. May I have original recipe. But to make like these dishes there should be comfort space in the kitchen…, I love biscuits! She is survived by her sisters, Square Flowers Blue 1-Quart and Springblossom 4-Quart). I am completely blown away! Thanks for sharing your recipe. Try these with the traditional toppings of clotted cream and jam. In this space I share our life and passion for intentional living through the lens of food, family, travel, and homeschool.
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