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- A type of quick bread
- Often made with buttermilk
- Similar to British scones
- Leavening: baking soda or baking powder
- No rising is necessary before baking
- No kneading needed
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In the United States, a biscuit is a soft baked bread and is a Southern food staple. They are often served for breakfast, or as a side dish with fried chicken or barbecue.
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Biscuits and Gravy
In the Southern United States, it is common to serve biscuits with a sausage gravy (a standard bechamel sauce with sausages added) for breakfast.Biscuits in the U.K.
In the United Kingdom, the term "biscuit" refers to a food that is called a cookie in the United States. If you want more information on that sweet treat, take a look at Mahalo's Cookies page.
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Biscuit Questions
Dog guardians (sounds better than dog owners) whats the best dog biscuit snack to have on hand for visiting dogs? 1 AnswerI like high value treats that are also healthy. Zukes makes some great All-Natural treats that are both Made in the USA and healthy for dogs. You want a treat... read more
Has anyone ever frozen biscuits in a can before? 3 AnswersYou can try it, but they may expand and pop open. You would be better off opening the sweet package, baking up the cinnamon buns and letting them cool. Once coo... read more
Jaffa Cake... cake or biscuit??? 3 AnswersIt's a cake, and they won a legal battle to prove it. All to do with rationing after the war,and tax on biscuits, but not cake. Even now you dont pay any tax on... read more
What are popular brand of biscuits in your country? 5 AnswersIn the USA: (where I live) Ritz Wheat Thins Premium In the UK: McVities Custard Creams & Chocolate Digestives In Australia: Anzac Arnotts Tim Tams I... read more -
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Biscuit Merchandise
- Kitchen Etc: Baking Sheets
- Amazon.com: Biscuit Cutters
- eBay: Flour Sifters
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