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Quick & Easy Biscuits

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Happy Monday! I wasn’t feeling well this morning. I called in sick, took some medicine, and went back to bed. I woke up at 2 PM. Not kidding.

When I’m not feeling well, the only food I want involves carbs and more carbs. Today, my diet has consisted of homemade bread, cookies from last night’s outing, and these biscuits. And I have the Pioneer Woman’s mac & cheese in the oven. Still not kidding.

Now, let’s get onto these biscuits I’ve been telling you about.  (Looking for gluten-free biscuits? Here’s my recipe for those!)biscuits-10

Get ya dry ingredients and stir ‘em all together. I probably should have used a whisk. Ehhh..whatever.biscuits-1

Measure 3/4 c heavy cream. Oh just do it.biscuits-2

Pour cream over dry ingredients and let your puppa sniff it.biscuits-3

Stir until the dry ingredients are incorporated. Don’t overmix yo.biscuits-5

Dump the dough on a floured surface and briefly knead until it’s just smooth.biscuits-6

Pat the dough out to about 3/4” thickness. Cut with drinking glass. Or a biscuit cutter if you don’t have a drinking glass.biscuits-7

Place on greased (or mat or parchment lined) pan. Bake at 350 degrees (on a rack placed in the top third of your oven) for about 15 minutes.biscuits-9

When they are just cool enough to handle, break apart, spread a little butter on that and eat. And be grateful for biscuits. Because they make this world a better place.biscuits-11

Quick & Easy Biscuits 

{makes 8 biscuits}

I have subbed 2% milk for the cream in these before. It was a mistake. They were still good, but they weren’t GOOD. Live a little and use cream.

Ingredients
  • 2 c all-purpose flour
  • 2 t white sugar
  • 2 t baking powder
  • 1/2 t salt
  • 1.5 c heavy cream
How To
  1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Put an oven rack in the top third of the oven.
  2. Whisk all the dry ingredients together.
  3. Using a spoon, stir in the cream and mix just until a rough dough forms.
  4. Lightly flour the countertop and dump dough onto it. Knead 20-25 times until the dough is smooth.
  5. Using your hands, pat the dough until about 3/4” thick. Cut out biscuits and place on a greased cookie sheet.
  6. Bake until golden brown, about 15 minutes. Serve hot.

What do you like on your biscuits? butter? jam? honey? I’m a butter and/or strawberry jam gal myself.

Quick & Easy Biscuits

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    45 responses to “Quick & Easy Biscuits”

    1. love biscuits! Lori and I went through a really bad craze of biscuits and eggs in high school. It was a after school snack many many times

    2. I only crave carbs when I’m sick too. When I was in the hospital last year, I begged the nurse for a PB and Jelly sandwich and a bowl of cheerios. I would have given my left arm for this meal at the time.

      Hope you feel better soon hun!

    3. I love biscuits. There is nothing better than a hot, flaky biscuit. My favorite biscuit topping is honey and/or butter. I mean, if you are going to use heavy cream, go for the honey and butter!

      Feel better! I am also a carb loving girl when sick!

    4. Thanks for the recipe! And I love your “just do it” comment. Why mess with a good thing? And no one says you *have to* eat the whole tray if biscuits. I’d MUCH rather have 1 GREAT biscut than 2-3 okay ones 😉

    5. These look so good! How many does this recipe make? Love, love, LOVE PW’s recipes! Marlboro Man’s Favorite Sandwich is a favorite around here, but I don’t make it often (lots of butter – and we add cheese, too). My comfort food is worse than just carbs – it’s deep-fried carbs. Hush puppies. I’d never seen them dipped in butter until I moved to NC. As far as comfort goes, that’s got to be some of the guiltiest comfort around…. but still yum!

      • Oops, forgot to list that. It makes 8 biscuits. Thanks for the reminder!

        WHAT?? People here dip hushpuppies in butter?? I’ve never seen that!

    6. Oh, you can’t beat a serious biscuit! I love a good biscuit with a pat of butter and a drizzle of honey. Thanks, I having uncontrollable biscuit cravings now 😉

    7. MMh, biscuits. I’m a fan of the butter and jam combo! And in addition to your reply above, I agree. I’ve never seen hushpuppies dipped in butter until I came to North Carolina.. They are all about the honey butter. Crazyyy.

      Feel better 🙂

    8. My favorite biscuit toppings are fresh strawberries and vanilla ice cream 🙂 I had biscuit-based strawberry shortcake at my Grandma’s house many, many times each summer. While I do love her recipe, I’ve been looking for an alternative since her’s calls for shortening. I’m looking forward to trying your recipe!

    9. feel better soon! i’m the same way — every time i have a cold, we go to a place in town called the green gateau so that i can eat stacks of chocolate-chip-whole-grain pancakes loaded with maple syrup. it helps.

    10. How was the Mac and Cheese? It looks DIVINE!! I want to make it RIGHT NOW but it happens to be 12:30 at night so I can’t 🙁 did you use all the good fattening stuff or did you do it a special “I’m Teri and I can make anything low in fat look and taste good” way? I’m glad you liked my dating story… It was crazy!

      • the Mac & Cheese was awesome! and I followed her recipe exactly. although, i did use 2% milk instead of whole milk since I didn’t have it on hand.

    11. I do the same thing when I’m sick. And I make very simialr biscuits, only I use 1T of sugar and leave out the baking soda and salt. I also stir with a fork (I have no idea if that really makes a difference, but mama said to…). Easiest biscuits ever!

    12. I have not made biscuits in ages and now your pics have me craving one! Yum. I like mine warm with butter. For me, biscuits and English muffins are best with butter that has melted.

    13. Mmm these look so yummy! I am going to try them for sure. I can’t believe you cook when you are sick, when I am sick it’s whatever’s in the fridge or take out! You domestic goddess you! 🙂

    14. I always crave carbs when i’m not feeling well too!

      Homemade biscuits are the best. On Sunday after my long run there was a fresh batch at my parents house. Those biscuits were the best post run treat… Although probably not the healthiest but what are ya gunna do 🙂

      • The PW mac & cheese was great! I definitely recommend it! I used half mild cheddar and half sharp better – delicious!

    15. Can we please talk about the AWESOME NEWSPAPER ARTICLE in the Winston-Salem Journal on Wednesday, Dec 22nd, about none other than TERI!!!!??!!!! Way to go, Teri!

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