[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Biscuits! (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 10/14/2014 9:24:26 PM EDT
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Fresh, hot buttermilk biscuits to go with dinner. Thanks to BulleitBaby for the recipe! 2 cups White Lily self rising flour 1/4 cup shortening (varies according to temp and brand) 3/4-1 cup Mayfield buttermilk (the best biscuits are made with the buttermilk in the bottom of the jug) Preheat oven to 425 Measure out flour. Cut in shortening. Mix in buttermilk. Turn dough out onto floured work surface. Knead very slightly a few times. Pat dough out into 1 1/2 inch thick round (I don't use a rolling pin). Cut out biscuits with a biscuit cutter or a glass. I like to use a standard American pint glass. Place biscuits on a greased baking sheet with biscuit edges slightly touching (this will make them rise up straighter). Bake at 425 for 20-25 minutes or until golden. Add flour and shortening to bowl. Cut in shortening.  Add buttermilk and mix together by hand. Do not overwork the dough! It should just come together and be sticky.  Turn out onto floured cutting board. Pat out to 1' to 1 1/2" thick round.  Cut with your preferred biscuit cutter. I use the outside tube of a Wonder Cup.  Place on ungreased cookie sheet.  Cook until golden brown.  Enjoy!
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I hardly ever make them because they're so messy (at least when I do it.) Next time I just need to make them on the back porch and hose the place down when I'm done.
I make lazy-assed drop biscuits to avoid the cleanup. No where near as good, but good enough for gravy! |
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Eating a biscuit with sausage gravy while getting head...from a chick! Quoted:
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There's nothing better than eating a warm biscuit while in the shower. Eating a biscuit with sausage gravy while getting head...from a chick! Hell no. You might have to share the biscuits. |
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Quoted: You non hillbillies work way too hard at biscuits. My wife makes drop biscuits Flour milk a little lard and a spoon to stir then drop in a hot cast iron skillet and bake. Those look tasty but way too much work. Those sound like sinkers, not biscuits.
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This isn't a dinner pic thread. It's a how to make a damn good biscuit thread. Quoted:
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After that, you better deliver with a dinner pic when food's ready to go. It's a how to make a damn good biscuit thread. I know, but you said they accompany dinner, so I was thinking you might have another thread to start tonight. |
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There's nothing better than eating a warm biscuit while in the shower. Eating a biscuit with sausage gravy while getting head...from a chick! Hell no. You might have to share the biscuits. 
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There's nothing better than eating a warm biscuit while in the shower. Eating a biscuit with sausage gravy while getting head...from a chick! So this post needed a qualifier ? |
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Quoted: I know, but you said they accompany dinner, so I was thinking you might have another thread to start tonight. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: After that, you better deliver with a dinner pic when food's ready to go. It's a how to make a damn good biscuit thread. I know, but you said they accompany dinner, so I was thinking you might have another thread to start tonight. Tri Tip Pinquito Beans Green Salad |
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I was too damn hungry to worry about taking pics of the rest. Tri Tip Pinquito Beans Green Salad Quoted:
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After that, you better deliver with a dinner pic when food's ready to go. It's a how to make a damn good biscuit thread. I know, but you said they accompany dinner, so I was thinking you might have another thread to start tonight. Tri Tip Pinquito Beans Green Salad It happens. In the future you should make a dinner pic with those biscuits. |
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Fresh, hot buttermilk biscuits to go with dinner. Thanks to BulleitBaby for the recipe! 2 cups White Lily self rising flour 1/4 cup shortening (varies according to temp and brand) 3/4-1 cup Mayfield buttermilk (the best biscuits are made with the buttermilk in the bottom of the jug) Preheat oven to 425 Measure out flour. Cut in shortening. Mix in buttermilk. Turn dough out onto floured work surface. Knead very slightly a few times. Pat dough out into 1 1/2 inch thick round (I don't use a rolling pin). Cut out biscuits with a biscuit cutter or a glass. I like to use a standard American pint glass. Place biscuits on a greased baking sheet with biscuit edges slightly touching (this will make them rise up straighter). Bake at 425 for 20-25 minutes or until golden. Add flour and shortening to bowl. Cut in shortening. http://i.imgur.com/9sJKCfj.png Add buttermilk and mix together by hand. Do not overwork the dough! It should just come together and be sticky. http://i.imgur.com/RPqJqP9.png Turn out onto floured cutting board. Pat out to 1' to 1 1/2" thick round. http://i.imgur.com/9xbrUa3.png Cut with your preferred biscuit cutter. I use the outside tube of a Wonder Cup. http://i.imgur.com/27nnjEt.png Place on ungreased cookie sheet. http://i.imgur.com/3CgoqP8.png Cook until golden brown. http://i.imgur.com/9HunWG5.png Enjoy! Gosh I haven't seen a post from her in ages. She was a pro cook as in competition biscuits. I was wondering if anyone saved those old recipes. She is mighty fine looking too. For you basement dwellers. Thanks for re posting that recipe. I think she would approve.
I see biscuits and sausage gravy in my future. 
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Quoted: You non hillbillies work way too hard at biscuits. My wife makes drop biscuits Flour milk a little lard and a spoon to stir then drop in a hot cast iron skillet and bake. Those look tasty but way too much work. Use buttermilk, lard and a hot cast iron skillet (10-15 minutes at 350 in the oven). My memaw would "pinch" them into the right size and put them in the pan. She passed 20 years ago but I still have the skillet and the know how. OP's biscuits aren't bad for a CA boy (look pretty damn good actually) but they need buttermilk, cast iron and lard to be right. |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Biscuits! (Page 1 of 2)
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