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Self-Rising Biscuits
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29 Ratings

5 spoons 69%
4 spoons 14%
3 spoons 3%
2 spoons 7%
1 spoons 7%
Three ingredients and 30 minutes are all you need to have piping hot homemade biscuits.
Prep: 15 MinTotal: 30 Min
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Posted 11/25/2012 2:23:53 AM REPORT ABUSE auntbea said:
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I got married the year of 1962 I had a Stanly Party got points and the first item I picked out was Betty Crockers Cook Book and still use it till this day. I learn how to cook from it and these Biscuits were my first Recipe I did and I still making them till this day I am 66 years old and every Sunday I make my husband his Sausage Gravy and Biscuits with his couple of eggs he is 72 years old and he is like a little boy in a candy store on Sunday Morning. Thanks for letting me share my little story with you!!! Thank you Betty Crocker for helping me cook !!! May God Bless to all, auntbea P.S. I add a little Butter or Good Margarine such as ( Land Of Lakes Butter Or ) Margarine ) I add it to my Mixture before rolling make sure to let your Biscuits touch helps them to rise also take your thumb press down in middle of Biscuits lightly this helps too !!!
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Posted 8/30/2011 8:34:53 PM REPORT ABUSE seamstressmama said:
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I was so proud of the first batch of these self rising biscuits. they were light and had good texture. i worked the shortening into the flour with my hands instead of a pastry cutter, faster and easier. i baked them in a heated iron skillet oiled with bacon drippings. you talk about delicious they were a hit.
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Posted 7/3/2011 7:43:48 PM REPORT ABUSE YMSOLIS said:
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These biscuits are great,fast and easy. I did find that if you cut them with out twisting the cutter you will get a better rise. By twisting it seals the edges and makes a shorter biscuit.
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Posted 3/5/2011 2:03:30 PM REPORT ABUSE INUKEM said:
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I followed the directions on the Gold Medal Self-rising flour bag to a T and mine didn't rise. Can someone help me out here? What did I do wrong.
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Posted 12/17/2010 6:52:28 AM REPORT ABUSE vidada said:
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turned out great for me down here on the Oklahoma Texas Border, I opted on adding half the shortening needed and the rest butter and they were amazing.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:50:34 AM REPORT ABUSE thereddragon2g3 said:
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Mine came out great! I added butter to mine.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:47:13 AM REPORT ABUSE BettyCrockerEditor said:
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Biscuits were fabulous! I did make some changes and took shortcuts. I made the buttermilk variation as I found myself with an abundance of leftover buttermilk from another recipe. Used butter instead of shortening and used the food processor to cut it in. Used a cup plus a tablespoon of buttermilk and instead of rolling the dough, I dropped the biscuits using a large ice cream scoop (so much easier and faster) Next time, I'll add dried herbs, dried onion or finely grated cheese - they made the perfect partner to homemade stew.
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Posted 11/16/2008 9:13:28 PM REPORT ABUSE mmduley said:
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These biscuits were very plain and tasteless. They were very dense and did not rise. They were disappointing.
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Posted 4/27/2008 2:56:18 PM REPORT ABUSE bod said:
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these are very tasteless biscuits, I was very disappointed in them.
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