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By Tolu Girl
on February 05, 2009
These biscuits were easy to make. We enjoyed them with our meal. They were tender and flakey but needed more salt. We also found them just a little dry.
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on December 18, 2011
I have made these biscuits more than three times and they are good. I prefer shortening over the butter recipes. Soft, tender, and fluffy if you ask me. Best with buttermilk, but also good with plain milk.
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on October 27, 2008
These were okay. My first batch stayed almost flat so I made another batch just to make sure I did everything right and they did get a little bigger but still stayed much flatter than the picture. They did have a great taste though!
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on October 01, 2008
These are the best biscuits I have ever made. I have tried several recipes on this website and finally found the right one. Some of the other recipes were too salty. These biscuits came out fluffy and flaky. The flavor was exactly what a biscuit should be. My BF said that these were the best biscuits I have ever made. Great recipe!!!
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on June 16, 2008
These were ok, not the flakiest I thought they were going to be. I handled the least amount possible, though I did cut the shortening in with quick pulses in the food processor. I think that cold shortening would have worked better. Still on the hunt for my HG of biscuits!
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WOW! These were so easy, flaky and just mouth watering biscuits! I didn't have buttermilk on hand so instead, I used a little secret of mine (1 cup of milk minus about a Tbls, add 1 Tbls of lemon juice, stir and let sit a few mins...and you have home made buttermilk) I also used butter-flavored crisco because I was out of regular. Thank you so much for a keeper in my house!
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I made these on 4/6/08 as part of mine and SO's dinner.Even if the recipe doesn't call for sifting, I double sift all the dry ingredients so the biscuits rise even higher.I did however have to add about 1/3 cup of flour after adding the milk,since it was very wet and wouldn't hold shape.These were baked at 450º for about 15 minutes to give them more of a golden top.And the taste was light and fluffy ,just like a good biscuit should be.This will be made again.Thanks for posting,and "Keep Smiling :)"
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These biscuits were wonderful and easy to make. Thanks for posting.
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I can't believe I forgot to review this recipe! Very nice and fluffy. I had some with soup and some with strawberry jam and cold milk. Yumm!
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on December 25, 2006
Perfect biscuits! My DIL (an absolute novice baker) made these for Christmas morning breakfast (also her introduction to an array of kitchen tools & gadgets ;-) A convection baking time of 10 minutes @ 375º made for flaky, light biscuits with slightly crisp bottoms. She was so proud! Thanks for sharing!
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Tender and flaky with just a hint of sweetness. I ran out of white flour and had to use part whole wheat and these were still light as could be. Thanks for posting!
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Wonderful taste. Flaky. I made them first and they did not rise very well. I don't think I mixed the dough enough. DH made them, turned out perfect!
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on November 13, 2006
I don't get how so many biscuit recipes call for 450 degrees, my oven runs very hot so I dropped it to 350, also used butter instead of shortening, but OMG, these were so good. They came out PERFECT. I will keep this recipe.
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on September 21, 2006
This was an easy and delicious recipe. The biscuits were very light. I brushed my biscuits with melted butter when I removed them from the oven. So yummy!!!
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on August 15, 2006
i usesd a heaping T. of sugar the second time i made them and i liked that a little better. this is the easiest i have found, and my whold family loved them. i made them 3 times in 2 weeks. now my friends all want the recp. and my 3 year old loves to help make them. thanks for the great recp.
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on August 07, 2006
I rating this 5-stars for great flavor and texture. My biscuits didn't raise very high, but I'm going to chalk that one up to inexperience.
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on May 19, 2006
These turned out PERFECT! Although I just scooped them in pan (bypassed all the flour ending and molding), they still tasted great!
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This is very similar to the popular KFC clone recipe. They turned out great, I didn't have enough Crisco so used 1/2 butter 1/2 Criso. Made really yummy breakfast biscuit sandwiches with them using sausage, cheddar, red onion, egg, and tomato as a filler.
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on September 16, 2005
I made these last night for dinner. Let's just say, these are way better than a certain restaurant's biscuits! YUMMY! I'll never use Bisquick again!
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