How To make Parslied Buttermilk Biscuits

Fluffy Garlic Butter Biscuits

No Rolling No Kneading Fluffy, Garlic Butter Biscuits made in One Bowl. RECIPE: Hi Guys, today I’ll show you How to Make the Easiest and Fastest Garlic Butter Biscuits you’ve ever made. There’s no rolling out dough, everything can be mixed in one bowl.
First heat your oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit or 205 degrees Celsius. To a bowl, add all purpose flour. In this little bowl, I have salt, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and garlic powder. Add that to the flour, whisk it and set aside. For the liquid, I’m using buttermilk, if you can’t get buttermilk, pour milk into a cup and add a splash of vinegar. Let it sit for 10 minutes and that’s a good substitute for buttermilk. This is very cold butter that I just took out of the fridge. Cut it into small pieces like this, thinner than cubes. Put the butter into the flour and rub the pieces into the flour with your fingers. There should be pieces of butter left, it shouldn’t be completely incorporated. This takes a minute and a half. Now add the buttermilk and mix with a fork. I’ll add a little bit more. Use a spoon or your hands to mix in any flour on the bottom. That took just a minute. So you can make this dough in under 3 minutes. To bake the biscuits, I’m using a cast iron pan. You can use any baking pan. I’ll grease the bottom with butter. Use an ice cream scoop so the biscuits are the same size. I’ve scooped 9 medium size biscuits. Last time, I made 7 heaping scoops and the biscuits were large so you can do either. Any leftover dough, just pinch off and put on top. Now, they’re ready to go in the heated oven. Cook for 13 to 15 minutes depending on your oven. Whatever pan you’re using, make sure the biscuits are closer together so they’ll have soft sides. While the biscuits are baking, make the garlic butter. All we need is butter, finely chopped garlic and flat leaf parsley. You can substitute dried parsley if you don’t have fresh. Heat up a small pan, on low heat, melt butter, add the garlic and cook for 5 to 7 minutes until the garlic is soft and just about to turn golden. Make sure to keep the heat on low or the garlic will burn. While the garlic is cooking, chop the parsley. Now the garlic is cooked and just about to turn color. Add the parsley and mix. Taste and add salt if you used unsalted butter.
The biscuits are done. The tops have turned a few golden spots. I didn’t brush any butter on them before baking so they’re light in color and this is how they should look. Now, brush the garlic butter mixture all over the biscuits. So soft and fluffy. The garlic butter smell is just too much. I have to eat one right away. These are best served hot out of the oven. By the way, this cast iron pan will hold heat for a while so if you’re cooking something else and it’s not ready, leave these in the pan off the heat and they’ll stay warm. You can even serve the biscuits right from this pan, it looks really pretty like a flower. The bottom is the perfect golden color. I’m squeezing it so you can see how fluffy it is. They’re so buttery and garlicky without being heavy.
The dough came together in 3 minutes in one bowl, no rolling, no messy counters and less than 15 minutes in the oven. You absolutely have to make this, it looks impressive, like you spent a long time baking but you really didn’t. My family requests these over and over again and I hope you enjoy these as well.
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Cheddar Bay Buttermilk Biscuits | Bigfork Goods

Kimberly delivers on her take of Cheddar Bay Buttermilk Biscuits. Get ready for some cheesy spicy goodness. Check it out!

Cheddar Bay Buttermilk Biscuits:
Oven - 400° F
1 bag Bigfork Buttermilk Biscuits
3/4 cup Cold Water
1-cup Cheddar Cheese
1-teaspoon Old Bay Seasoning
Cook time 12-14 Minutes

Butter Parsley Compound:
1/2-stick Unsalted Butter
1/2-teaspoon Dried Parsley

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Buttermilk Biscuits Recipe - Noreen's Kitchen

Greetings! Earlier last week, you will recall that I posted a recipe for bean and bacon soup. So many of you asked me how I made the biscuits, how could I refuse you? Here is the recipe for the buttermilk biscuits that I usually make. They are simple and delicious. I suppose you could use shortening in them if you wish, but I never have and don't know how they would turn out. I have, however, made them with the alternative version of buttermilk with splendid results. So as a refresher here is what you do if you don't have buttermilk:

Since this recipe calls for 2 cups of buttermilk I will use the conversion for this recipe:

2 cups of buttermilk would equal: 1 ¾ cups of regular milk (preferably whole or 2%) with ¼ cup of lemon juice or white vinegar. Mix together and allow to sit on the counter for 10 minutes. After that time when you stir the mixture you will see that it has thickened and become like buttermilk. I always have the best luck when I use lemon juice as opposed to the vinegar, but they both work well.

I hope this gets you all up and into the kitchen to make some biscuits for your next meal. I hope you try these and I hope you enjoy them. As always, Happy Eating!

Savory Biscuits For A Special Dinner - Chive Buttermilk Biscuits - Julia Child Biscuit Recipe

This is lovely biscuit for a special dinner. I got the recipes out of a Julia Child cookbook that I got when I was thirteen. It has lots of flavor from the chives and parsley, but is soft and light. This is not a flakey type biscuit that everyone making videos on. This biscuit can be consumed all by itself or with pad of butter, and you will be very happy. Just make it.

Enjoy,
Michael

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In a medium bowl mix 1 1/2 cup flour with 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoon baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon baking soda. Cut in 4 tablespoons butter, until you have a mixture like sand. Next add 2 tablespoons fresh chives, 1 tablespoon dry parsley, 1 egg and 3/4 cup buttermilk Gentry mix until the dough just comes together. Pour out onto the countertop and knead it until it forms a nice dough. Roll out to a 1 thickness and cut into biscuits. Place on a baking sheet and brush with melted butter. Bake at 450° for around 13 minutes. Serve warm.