Biscuits and gravy is my favorite breakfast meal. And my kids like to help make it, so its win - win.


Drop Biscuits
2 cups flour (You could use any combination of wheat and white. I use all wheat and they are still fluffy. If they turn out a little dense, they get smothered with gravy anyway, so it doesnt really matter.)
1 tsp salt
3/4 cup milk
3 tsp. baking powder
1/3 cup shortening ( I use Spectrum, its non hydrogenated)
Preheat oven 425. Combine flour, baking powder and salt. Add shortening and use fork or pastry cutter to combine until it looks like coarse meal. Add milk, stirring until blended. Scoop dough out by spoonful and drop on cooking pan. Bake 12 minutes
Gravy
Brown a little sausage and set aside. In the same cooking pan combine 1 1/3 cups magic mix and about 2 cups water or milk. Cook on medium heat, stirring constantly until thickened. Add the sausage back in and serve over hot biscuits.
2 comments:
Would they work with using butter instead of crisco? I don't have any of the healthy kind on hand. I hate all that trans fat in the kind that Davey brought home to fry his french fries in!
At least, Davey is frying his own fries, instead of picking them up at Mc Donalds! Homemade is always best, even when it comes to fries.
I have a lot of "old fashion" cook books. Some of the biscuit recipes call for butter, so I would imagine you could substitute it straight across. Next time I make these, I will try butter and let you know. Or if you get to it first, be sure and report how they turned out!
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