When I've made biscuits in the past, which is a rarity, I did the lazy Dan thing and made the spoon drop versions. Because, who has time to roll out dough and cut circles? That, and I've never gotten ...

These biscuits, eaten fresh out of the oven with butter and some honey or jam, are unforgettable. I’ve been making them for years, mostly because their ingredients’ list is so simple that I always ...

1) To make the biscuits, add the self rising flour, softened butter, sugar and salt into a large mixing bowl. Using your hands, mix the butter into the flour. 2) Add the buttermilk and mix into a ...

Karyn Vandegrift of Catasauqua is looking for a recipe for Swedish Pancakes from the former Yesterday’s in Coplay. “They were a thin pancake, like a crepe but thicker, with lemon filling,” Karyn says.

Preheat oven to 425 if you are making biscuits. Put flour, baking powder and salt into a large bowl and whisk until evenly distributed. Add the shortening or butter to the flour mixture and pinch ...

Most people today have never tasted strawberry shortcake the way it originally was made. In the old days, when convenience food wasn`t even a dream, shortcakes were considered a real cooking shortcut: ...

These flaky cinnamon biscuits are incredibly easy to make, and they even come topped off with a perfectly-sweet cream cheese ...

The 5-ingredient vintage recipe is shockingly good. When I think of fair food, my mind usually goes to corn dogs, funnel cakes, and fried Oreos. Biscuits? Not so much. That’s why my interest was ...

Scroll down a few paragraphs and you will see a recipe called “Biscuits.” It calls for buttermilk, but it is not called “Buttermilk Biscuits.” That’s because to call it “Buttermilk Biscuits” would ...

One of the things I love most about vintage recipes is how short and to the point they are. This one is no different. Here, you’ll need just five simple ingredients and a few minutes to mix them ...

This is the standard biscuit of most regions in the country. The difference here is that Southern all-purpose flour has less gluten. If using a national brand, start with just 1 3/4 cups of flour, or ...