wilkes

Making biscuits is something that really needs to be done almost daily to get it right and nobody cooks like that anymore. At least I don't. I use formular L.

Southern Biscuit Formula L - Makes great biscuits - just add milk. Can find it at Wal Mart most of the time, Greens's store in Clingman use to sell it and Food Lion.

I like the bisquit mix in the packs for $1, they make good biscuits.

interesting... lol... i need to learn how to cook all these things cuz i turned 18 and im bout to move into my own apartment... im scared but i think i'll make it lol

Drop Biscuits is simply biscuit dough that is still to sticky to roll out. It needs more flour for that,,, so, you just drop them on a baking pan by the table spoon full.
Bake the same as biscuits.

Just go to Hardee's.

drop biscuits?

I posted this on the White Gravy thread, and it will work for you too.
, Southern Biscuit, Formula L, complete Biscuit Mix.

Sold at Food Lion, and I'm sure other places.

Has the shortening already in it. Just add milk, or buttermilk, and make into dough.
You can roll it out and cut out biscuits, or just press it into a buttered oven pan, and make a "hoe cake".
350 degrees until golden brown

Flaky and delicious, melt in your mouth, like good restaurant biscuits.

Been using this for years.

I love drop biscuits.

The less you handle the dough the softer the biscuit. Think moist inside. I'm a granny and I'm still working on my technique.

Something cute for you guys. My youngest grandson saw a whole cake I made one day. His comment was Ma, now that's the biggest biscuit I ever saw in my life. And good too. Ever now and then he ask when I'm gonna make some more of those big biscuits. lol

yep but their biscuits are good

Walmart is of the devil

Thanks you guys :)

When it comes to biscuits, it's not the recipe as much as the technique. Most every biscuit recipe is essentially the same. Flour of some type or other, shortening of some type or other, milk of some type or other, etc. But it seems that no two people make the same biscuits! IMO, it's one of those things that you have to work on and perfect yourself. Or else find yourself a patient Granny who is willing to show you the fine art. I think I'm a fair cook but I don't make biscuits satisfactorily....Yet.

Best thing is to buy Pillsbury, Grands or Mary B's FROZEN biscuits. They are almost as good as home made, especially if you can't make them any better than I can. And a big plus for me with the frozen biscuits is you don't have the flour mess!

Can anyone give me a good recipe for biscuits... i love to cook and i just haven't found that right recipe for my biscuits yet...