That's a relief, the brand I get here can be rather thick at times, I cut it with water.
C curious1 Well-known member Jun 1, 2007 #21 That's a relief, the brand I get here can be rather thick at times, I cut it with water.
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 1, 2007 #22 Sounds good except for the raisins smileys/smile.gif I only like them in mincemeat pie
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 1, 2007 #23 Oh YES! With crumbled up skillet cornbread in it !!! Now I'm hungry...
N nan Well-known member Jun 1, 2007 #24 Have worked with guys (Southern) who do that and add fine chopped onion?
C curious1 Well-known member Jun 1, 2007 #25 Interesting, my dad never did that, but probably ate it with onion on the side.
R randi Well-known member Jun 2, 2007 #26 yes please Melissa, I'd love to have that recipe smileys/smile.gif
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 2, 2007 #27 Yes, my mom ate it with onion on the side, too - have never heard of putting it in the buttermilk.
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 3, 2007 #28 Traca!! LOVED these biscuits... made them tonight and we are ready to explode! Couldn't stop eating them... like heavenly little pillows. Thanks for posting (I think!) smileys/smile.gif
Traca!! LOVED these biscuits... made them tonight and we are ready to explode! Couldn't stop eating them... like heavenly little pillows. Thanks for posting (I think!) smileys/smile.gif
C cheezz Well-known member Jun 3, 2007 #29 BTW... made them with my defrosted buttermilk - worked beautifully.
T traca Well-known member Jun 4, 2007 #30 Oh yeah, these biscuits are pure comfort food! Glad you enjoyed them. smileys/smile.gif
T traca Well-known member Jun 4, 2007 #31 Thanks for the rec. I'll have to give it a try...I love the tang of buttermilk. Thanks!
E evan Well-known member Jun 11, 2007 #32 I cannot find double acting baking powder in the stores here. Do I just double the amount?