November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Homemade Layered Biscuits, Y'all!~


I thought I would make some quick, homemade biscuits today with a layered technique a follower suggested and compared it to a traditional, single layered cut. Let’s see how they turned out!
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Ingredients:
2 cups Plain flour
3 tsp Baking powder
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
Dash of salt
5-6 Tsp Crisco (for this recipe)
1 Cup milk (or buttermilk)

26 thoughts on “VIDEO: Homemade Layered Biscuits, Y'all!~

  1. Well I made yer biscuits, but I used butter not Crisco. It was either go buy a big can of Crisco or steal butter from my daughter's fridge. Plus I read tablespoons instead of teaspoons so I have a little more than twice the oil your recipe calls for, I highly recomend it. They were far more delicious than even my imagination had anticipated. Thanx, I love your fiesty presention.

  2. Hi, I just came across your channel looking for a biscuit recipe and yours looks delicious and simple to make. I don't have a cast iron pan for this. Is it still at 400 degrees for 15 minutes using a parchment lined baking sheet? Is it the middle rack? Sorry about all the questions but I have never made these before. (I know it's shocking!). The box ready don't count.

  3. I appreciate you making several biscuit videos. I think I have seen them all now. It never gets old watching you make them and it gave me confidence to try. Also, now I see how I can try eyeballing the recipe. Never understood how women did that, but is really is just knowing how the dough is supposed to look and feel. Thank you!

  4. A sharpe biscuit cutter lets your biscuits rise well. Using a dull cutter squeezes the edges together and inhibits the rising of the biscuits. That new cutter will serve you well.

  5. I made biscuits with your video last night the snowflake all they are so good I made thick biscuits my son will be so impressed and I got a little bit too much I think baking powder in them so I added a little more flour and they worked out perfect thank you so much for the recipe you're one in a million blessings!

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