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    • Biscuits- Make & Freeze

      We love fresh biscuits, but some evenings, it's too much of a pain to mix up a batch. Here is a simple baking powder biscuit recipe that you can make ahead of time and freeze. When you're in the mood for some fresh hot biscuits, simply take out enough for that meal, pop them in the oven and in 15-17
      minutes, you'll have fresh biscuits.

      You'll Need:
      • 1/2 c. shortening
      • 4 c. all purpose flour
      • 2 T. Sugar
      • 2 T. Baking Powder
      • 2 tsp salt
      • 1 1/2 c. milk

      Mix the flour, salt, sugar and baking powder until well blended, cut in shortening until mixture resembles fine crumbs.
      Add the milk, mixing until incorporated, but don't over mix as it will make the biscuits tough.
      Turn dough onto floured surface, knead lightly. Roll or pat 1/2 inch thick and cut out. Place the biscuits on a floured tray and place them in the freezer for a couple hours or overnight. Once firm, place them in a vacuum seal bag, seal.


      Recipe makes 18-20 biscuits.


      To Use:
      1. Remove as many as you want to cook
      2. Place them touching slightly on an ungreased cookie sheet
      3. Place them in the oven, (Turn it to 450F) bake for 16-18 minutes or until golden brown. No Need to preheat the oven.
      4. Do Not thaw before cooking.
      Comments 9 Comments
      1. jhartbarger's Avatar
        I have tried lots of buscuit recipes and this one is very easy and you get good results each time.Thanks Mary
      1. dct9000's Avatar
        Thank you, always wanted to try the freezer biscuits in the store, just couldn't paid the price. Can't wait to make a batch of these. Hot biscuits for breakfast, yummmm.
      1. stitchinpuffin's Avatar
        With only 2 of us at home, making a batch whenever we want biscuits always seems wasteful --to me they're never quite as good leftover. This recipe will solve the problem nicely --- thanks so much from a newbie!
      1. Ivonna's Avatar
        I am going to make these tonight and freeze for the week. It is alot of work some times to make biscuits from a mix when its late. Now I will just go in my freezer take out what I need and just put it in the oven. Life keep geting better and better lol.
      1. Duckiesmom's Avatar
        Thank you for this recipe. This is a great alternative to store bought.
      1. kheffner's Avatar
        Thank you for this tip...I usually freeze already baked homemade biscuits, but this is much better....I plan to make these and have in freezer so when any of my grown children wants biscuits, I'll have them on hand to give them for their house.....(we have 7 grown kids)......
      1. cgettler's Avatar
        Thank You...these sound easy and good!
      1. Extrathrifty's Avatar
        Liss, I am noticing you are a large contributor of MYO stuff. Thank you. You are a domestic Goddess!
        I needed a biscuit recipe that I couldn't mess up easily. Now I just need a decent straight-edged circular object for a biscuit cutter. What works best? Should I just break down & buy a biscuit cutter, or would a large floured cup or mason jar do the trick?
      1. FreebieQueen's Avatar
        Quote Originally Posted by Extrathrifty View Post
        Liss, I am noticing you are a large contributor of MYO stuff. Thank you. You are a domestic Goddess!
        I needed a biscuit recipe that I couldn't mess up easily. Now I just need a decent straight-edged circular object for a biscuit cutter. What works best? Should I just break down & buy a biscuit cutter, or would a large floured cup or mason jar do the trick?
        A floured glass would work but you really want the other end to be open too, sometimes it creates a vacuum. The next time you use a can of fruit or vegetables, save it, peel the label off, open it at both ends, wash it out and use that. It works great and makes perfect size biscuits.

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