Another biscuit thread

kayaksteve

Senior Member
I’ve saw lots of biscuit threads so I thought I’d share my method since I’m having breakfast for supper tonight. Hoping it helps someone out.

1. Grease cast iron skillet with lard of choice8C2E6A61-3BB2-4EF3-A436-5DF2D06A7C8A.jpeg2. Put roughly 2 handfuls/cups of self rising flour in bowl with roughly half a handful/cups of lard of your choice and work lard in with fork/hands/potatoe masher until no large chunks are left40F2E4B4-246C-42C7-90FB-1D2ACEB6CC1A.jpeg
3. Pour in buttermilk or whole milk little by little and mix in with large spoon or hands until it’s sticky enough to form a large clump that sticks together and dump on floured surfaceB2070352-5BC4-45D4-BA67-844ECE169DCD.jpeg
4. Sprinkle flour on top and pat dough out then fold dough a couple times sprinkling enough flour to keep it from sticking to your hands or surface each time. Then pat out about 3/4 inch 16EFC66B-B4DF-4F6F-82AB-061EDC1E9444.jpeg
5. Cut out biscuits with large jar ring or whatever you have on hand. Place in skillet and stuff the gaps with leftover pieces of dough.3D23EF48-9978-4448-9651-08EB43227AD9.jpeg6. Put in 425* oven for 20 mins and then turn to broil for just a minute until brown on top517C1820-439E-4D44-9241-9484E3F2F517.jpeg7. Eat with sausage/gravy/jelly or all of the above B6698381-91F1-4716-8874-5AE407367E9F.jpegC1375ED8-EF44-4BB3-8F97-FB49E2584B75.jpeg25F4C926-D4CD-44E1-8FD2-E7B2C6FDD127.jpeg
 

K80Shooter

Senior Member
The one other thing we do is as soon as you take them out of the oven, flip them bottom side up. I like the semi crunchy bottom that this creates.
 
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