Never Fail Baking Powder Biscuits Recipe

June 5, 2006 | Posted by Allison as Bread Recipe at 2:00 pm | (2) Comments »

Baking Powder Biscuits.jpg I’ll be the first in a long line to tell you, no matter the simplicity of biscuits & their recipes, they are a handful to make correctly. That’s why I’m going to do all the work finding the perfect, never fail baking powder biscuits recipe & just let you come along & cook them. What do you say? Enjoy & feel free to celebrate this Never Fail Baking Powder Biscuit recipe. You’re going to love the outcome, I promise!

Ingredients:

2 cups pastry flour
3 tablespoons Crisco (no getting away from it, I’m sorry)
4 teaspoons baking powder
2/3 cup whole milk
1/2 teaspoon salt

What’s Next:

Go ahead & preheat your oven to 375 F, or 190 C.

Get your pastry flour, baking powder & salt. Sift together twice.

In a large bowl- add flour mix. Work Crisco into mixture, a small portion at a time.

Gradually pour your whole milk in, mixing with a knife until becomes a soft dough that can be handled.

Place dough on floured board & kneed for several minutes.

Roll dough into an inch thick sheet & sprinkle with flour. Cut into rounds.

Set rounds close together on a buttered dish & bake for 15 minutes, or until browned.

Eat well & Bake often!

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2 Comments »

biscuitbaker Said,

May 15, 2007 @ 8:43 pm

I’m in search of the perfect biscuit and I’m going to try this recipe. This could be biscuit nirvana, who knows? If you’re looking for something different, try my clover biscuits, rose muffins or rosewater cookies.
Naomi Said,

February 22, 2009 @ 10:23 am

As for getting away from the crisco, there is a way. I use coconut oil for the most delicious biscuits ever! Any kind will do, Lou Ana is sold at Wal-Mart fairly cheaply, does not smell or taste like coconut. This is not the best coconut oil, but is far superior to shortening health-wise. Coconut oil hardens at about 75 degrees and lower to the consistency of shortening. I use virgin coconut oil (which DOES smell and taste like coconut)in my biscuits, but the biscuits taste very good and there is only a faint taste or smell of coconut there. At any rate, there IS an alternative to crisco!