I used my 1/2 cup measuring cup to get the correct amount of chopped onions. Showed how I measured out the butter using the markings on the side of the wrapper and started in with the measuring spoons when it was clear that Shara wasn't interested. Oh well, I tried. What I did manage to do successfully was make some mighty tasty biscuits! I'd put in more onion next time and maybe even add some garlic. The rest of it was great though. I only had skim milk and used 1/2 white flour and 1/2 whole wheat. The color was off from the wheat, but the taste was fine. I was actually surprised they rose as much as they did. I thought I may have over-mixed the dough, but apparently not.
Really in a rush - didn't even flour the board |
I did use the more efficient cutting method - a knife instead of a biscuit cutter, but cut them in triangles to give some visual appeal. They made the perfect side for our quick scrambled eggs w/ spinach, onions and cheddar dinner.
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I used skim milk as well, and I think the biscuits still turned out great.
I used 2% and was fine. Whole milk is only for super special occasions!
Those biscuits look delicious, like small scones.
I put some in the freezer for another time, and after seeing all the little sandwiches I now have a few good
ideas for them. This was a lovely recipe and very easy.
Your biscuits look good. I'm fascinated by your bacon olive oil, though. Sounds good to me!
I was just plain out of milk and used heavy cream instead. Still tasted great and the quickness of this recipe makes this a winner!
Pretty triangles! Another new biscuit shape!
I like the thought of adding whole wheat flour and some garlic. MMMM
Hi Laurie! We had eggs for dinner too. The biscuits went perfectly. I like your story about your measuring devices. I think those were great examples. I can't wait to try new savory combos with this one. Great idea about the garlic.
The triangles look great!
Thanks everyone. Looking at other renditions, I'm very tempted to fry up some ham next time! Ei, not sure about the bacon olive oil, but I do keep some rendered bacon fat in my fridge. I did add some of that to the eggs. Should have sauteed the onions in it for the biscuits!
these were great but I think I would have loved these more with wheat flour blended in. Esp for sandwiches. Good job.
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