Worldwide Beekeeping
Sustainable Living => Recipes => Topic started by: Gypsi on October 30, 2015, 05:04:31 pm
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Iddee gave me the idea for the self rising flour last year, so I bought a bag last week and took a quart of fresh goat's milk out of the freezer after I read the biscuit recipe.
2 cups self rising flour, 1 stick butter, cut in until crumbly (mine was lightly salted)
while 2/3 c goat's milk gets friendly with 1/4 teaspoon lemon juice for a few minutes, then add 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda, stir in and set aside.
after flour / butter mixture is crumbly, stir in goat's milk mixture, turn out on lightly floured counter, knead 3 or 4 times, roll out to half inch thick, cut in 2 inch diameter circles.
I baked mine in a little countertop convection oven in a cake pan, sides lightly pressed together, at 450 for about 11 minutes and they were perfect.
made 4 cinnamon rolls out of the dough scraps but go down to 9 minutes on those or the sugar burns...
I hadn't had a real biscuit in years. Turned out wonderful
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Now they sound yummy!
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I Have eaten half the pan, they were so good with butter and a little bit of honey. It is hard having food allergies. I am really enjoying my treat
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by "no-milk" I assume you mean cow's milk?
My wife is allergic and I don't tolerate pasteurized milk well, but our goats provide us with lots of great dairy treats.
I love biscuits made with goat's milk. :)
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I do mean cow's milk. Hereditary allergy. Youngest granddaughter screamed for 3 days last week when a sitter gave her formula. Not as bad on me but migraines are awful and basically diet fix is the only cure.
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Now you're talkin'. My only question is, why the salt and baking soda? Self-rising already has both in it.
We just pinch off a chunk and roll it the size we want it. Larger for sandwich and smaller for eating with the meal. Even larger for hamburgers.
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Only added baking soda, 1/4 teaspoon, because the recipe on the self rising bag called for it. They didn't rise taller than they should... I am positively inspired and eying the last jar of last year's canned peaches. (I canned with cinnamon and nutmeg... yum) Wonder if this stuff would make a cobbler?
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I open a jar of canned blackberries and crumble yesterday's biscuits in it, add sugar to taste, and call it instant cobbler. Makes a quick snack for a bunch of kids.
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You guys ever hear of cat head biscuits. 8), :D Jack
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Same biscuit, just that cat heads are bigger. As big as a cat's head.