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chelle Moderator


  Age : 32 Joined : 10 Mar 2008 Posts : 3646 Location : Deep South East Texas Honeycomb : eatin trail mix, wearin makeup while I clean bathtubs at level 6 , 2 keys
| Subject: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:42 pm | |
| Alright. These are easy as pie.
Preheat oven to 375-400 (depends on your oven.. LOL)
get a black skillet.
2 cups of flour, teaspoon salt tablespoon bakin powder buttermilk
Put some bacon grease in the bottom of the pan. just cover the bottom.
mix up your dry ingrediants. pour in a little butter milk (I prefer just normal, and aint sure the lowfat crap will work) If you dont have buttermilk then get some sweetmilk put in a teaspoon of viniger and set it on the stove top while you are preheating the oven for about 5 minutes)
you want the consistancy of bread dough. NOT pourable. a thick dough, (like for tortillias or chocolate chip cookies even. )
dump and scrape it out onto a floured plate. flip it over ONCE.
Now pull off peices. if you like cathead biscuts ( large biscuts) get a slightly larger peice, otherwise pinch off a piece about the size of the bottom of a soda can. DONT flatten it, roll it, or push it.
set it in the pan. do as many of these as will fit in the pan. they should be touching.
Get a spoon and dip a little bacon grease, dab on top of the biscuts. they dont need to be saturated, just dab a little on top.
Pop in the oven and cook for 20-30 minutes, till they are golden brown. Flip onto a plate, butter while they are still hot (seperate the biscuts and then break them open to butter them) and enjoy.
I prefer mine in the mornin with syrup and butter, and at night with gravy.
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Corn bread.
Preheat oven grease bottom of black skillet with bacon grease. a little more than just the bottom, but not much. Heat this up a little.
1 cup flour 1 cup white corn meal ( I prefer white, its less course ) 1 egg 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon bakin powder Buttermilk to make it like pancake batter
Mix all ingrediants.
Pour directly into hot pan with bacon grease. pop in the oven and cook till golden brown.
take out and cut up like a pie. butter the peices and eat with greens/ peas/ or in a glass of buttermilk  _________________ Busy handing Rebecca Torches and Pitchforks. http://aretheyalseepyet.blogspot.com/ www.chellesguidetofreesurveys.com
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|  | | valerie Worker Bee

  Age : 49 Joined : 30 Mar 2008 Posts : 129 Location : Nova Scotia, Canada Honeycomb : Level 3 BooHoo
| Subject: Re: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Mon Jun 02, 2008 8:07 pm | |
| Thanks chelle  |
|  | | Rhonda67 Worker Bee


  Age : 41 Joined : 15 Apr 2008 Posts : 82 Location : Northern Michigan
| Subject: Re: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:34 pm | |
| oh holy cow, those sound SO good! _________________ Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain. |
|  | | Nichellelp Queen Bee


  Age : 34 Joined : 16 May 2008 Posts : 216 Location : Ontario, Canada Honeycomb : Sweet Bee (Level 6); Golden Key 5 honeycombs away!!
| Subject: Re: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:29 pm | |
| Thanks Chelle, will have to try as my hubby is always panting for good biscuits. You're the best for all those details!!!! _________________ BzzAgent: Nichellelp Bzzing since June 2006 Current Campaign: Hello Canada Magazine, Nabob Coffee Past Campaigns: Knorr Frozen Entrees, 20q.net, Folgers Simply Smooth Canada, Sonicare Canada, AOL Canada Radio, Silk Milk, SOL, NESTEA Singles, Gay Lea Spreadables Butter, Capital One(R) Prime +0.9%, Crest Whitestrips, Word of Mouth Manual II |
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| Subject: Re: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Mon Jun 02, 2008 11:48 pm | |
| Thank you, thank you- I have been looking for a recipe like my grandmother used to make and thats it. I know what I am making in the morning.  |
|  | | chelle Moderator


  Age : 32 Joined : 10 Mar 2008 Posts : 3646 Location : Deep South East Texas Honeycomb : eatin trail mix, wearin makeup while I clean bathtubs at level 6 , 2 keys
| Subject: Re: My greatgrandmothers biscut recipe, just for valerie! ;) Wed Jun 04, 2008 1:01 am | |
| y'all are welcome.
Nichelle, I hope it helps. I dont actually have a recipe. So I had to get up and MAKE the biscuts to get it right. Thats why there is no buttermilk amount. So my family thanks y'all for asking LOL
and I dont know if it will matter or not, but I dont have a 'cup' measurer in my flour. I use an actual cup. like as in coffee.. LOL Not a MUG, but a cup. But I think it will work out either way.
Please tell me what y'all came up with. i want to know if they are messed up or not. I can tweak it to see what I told you to do wrong.
OH and for dumplins in chicken and dumplins, I use the biscut recipe. except I add pepper, and instead of buttermilk I use broth. Then I put them on a floured surface and roll them out. then cut them up and throw them in while the water is boilin. Then I turn it down, (keep stirrin the entire time) and put in a splash of milk. it makes the dumplins more creamy, and its not alot of milk. You want enough pepper that you can see it. the dough will have little black spots in it.  _________________ Busy handing Rebecca Torches and Pitchforks. http://aretheyalseepyet.blogspot.com/ www.chellesguidetofreesurveys.com
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