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For those wondering these are angel biscuits. They are southern buttermilk biscuits with baking soda, baking powder & yeast. They are light in color for a couple reasons. One they use half butter and half shortening. You don’t brush the tops with egg wash like a roll. So they don’t really brown well. You bake them longer to get color and they dry out, badly. When you remove them from oven you brush with butter. If you want to make them and you want the tops to brown a little lightly brush them with whole milk before baking. They stay moist and they get a light golden color. They are a cross between a biscuit and a dinner roll and a muffin. We make them plain, with cinnamon and blueberry.
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I eat at this restaurant once a month the biscuits are made differently than most biscuits if you over cooked (brown)them they dry out. These are so moist and tasty they dont need anything on them. I get the gravy and apple butter and honey to put on the biscuits. And i buy a dozen to put in the truck for down the road
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Those may be the best biscuits in the south, but my grandmothers flat, crispy biscuits baked with bacon grease where the best in the world. Good with sausage gravy, or country ham and eggs, or dried apples fried with brown sugar and butter. I used to walk to her house in the afternoon and look under a saucer to see what leftover meat and biscuits i could find. She would also roll out a biscuit about tortilla size to make her fried apple pies from dried and frozen apples.
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The best biscuit I have ever experienced was a little wide spot diner in south Mississippi. The chef was a nearly 7 foot tall black man who weighed in at least 350 pounds. The biscuits and fried chicken were made in heaven. I was only passing through and really can't even remember what highway it was on.
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@Sea_05431
2 weeks ago
I'm Southern. I've never seen a cooked biscuit, white as snow.
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