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This is the best quick biscuit recipe out there. There’s no yeast and waiting and all of that with normal rolls and these are so delicious you’ll be making them to have with everything from my favorite oven fried chicken, freezer friendly white chicken chili, or just with some simple butter and jam.
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I absolutely love homemade bread but sometimes waiting for yeast to do it’s thing is a bit inconvenient. This biscuit recipe is easy to through together so quickly it’s good for those days when you don’t have time.
Not just that but sometimes you feel more like the soft buttery flavor of a biscuit instead of a yeast roll you know what I mean?
My sister made the most amazing biscuits for Beautiful Creatures party and my mom made this super tasty fried chicken for part of our Chinese New Years feast (she dosed it in sweet and sour sauce) and I have been craving those two dishes like a crazy girl (minus the chicken sauce) and finally I got them to indulge me.
It turns out the biscuits are super fast and easy to make so took a few pictures while she whipped up a batch.
World’s Best Quick Biscuit Recipe
Quick Biscuits Ingredients
- 2 C All Purpose Flour
- 1 TBS Baking Powder
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 TBS sugar
- 1/2 C shortening (chilled)
- 1 C milk (chilled)
How to Make Delicious Quick Biscuits
- Preheat the oven to 425 F.
- Mix the dry ingredients.
- Cut in cold shortening.
- Slowly stir in milk.
- Press the dough into a rectable and then fold in thirds on top of itself and press into rectangle (try to transfer as little heat as you can so do it fast).
- Cut into shapes and bake for 12-15 minutes.
These are so easy they are wonderful for when you don’t have a lot of time to prep a yeast dough.
World’s Best Quick Biscuit Recipe
Course Side Dish
Looking for the world's best quick biscuit recipe? You've found it. This recipe is easy fast and oh so delicious.
Ingredients
- 2 C All Purpose Flour
- 1 TBS Baking Powder
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 TBS sugar
- 1/2 C shortening chilled
- 1 C milk chilled
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 425 F.
Mix the dry ingredients.
Cut in cold shortening.
Slowly stir in milk.
Press the dough into a rectable and then fold in thirds on top of itself and press into rectangle (try to transfer as little heat as you can so do it fast).
Cut into shapes
Bake for 12-15 minutes.
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On the menu for this week…
| Day | Main Meal | Goals (Veggies, Whole Grain, Fish) |
| Sunday | Corned Beef Sandwiches and rosemary roasted potatoes | Grains and nuts: pasta Veggies: Zuccs, Salad Fish: Shrimp |
| Monday | Clam Fettuccine | |
| Tuesday | Cobb Salad | |
| Wednesday | Catfish Mediterranean Tacos | |
| Thursday | Cream of Mushroom Soup and Salad | |
| Friday | Eat Out | |
| Saturday | Cowboy Hamburgers and Grilled Zucchini |
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Kayla A. says
I don’t have twitter or instagram, but I’m going to post on facebook so I can do the photo challenge! =]
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That’s a really good idea!
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Diane Piwowarczyk says
Love biscuits and your recipe looks short and sweet. Pinning!
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it’s super fast and super yummy let me know if you try it!
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Katie Clark says
Yummy! I’ve been looking for a quick and easy biscuit recipe. Pinned!
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Kristina Manscill says
Oh my HECK! It’s 9:30 PM and now you have me craving those biscuits…like big time. Curse the 3rd trimester! I’m going to have to pin them
Kristina @mothersniche.com
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Do it!
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Mums make lists says
Do link up at the biscuit and cookie link up on Empty Your Archive, Alice x
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Grace Fonseca says
Those biscuits look yummy. I love my Kindle. SO much awesomeness you can get on the e-readers.
Grace
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quinnsbooknook says
I need to read Palace of Stone. I think I will listen to the audio for that one. Is it Full Cast Audio? They put together some amazing audiobooks.
Anyway, enjoy your goodies and happy reading :)
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Good Food says
Your Biscuits are looking nice..i’ll going to try your recipe in weekends!
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Thanks they are super yummy let me know if you try them!
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LaSondra A says
I made these for my husband who doesn’t really like biscuits and I actually had to take them away before he ate them all.
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