I think that these are commonly referred to as Angel Biscuits. I made them using my
regular biscuit recipe but added two teaspoons of yeast and reduced the baking powder by one teaspoon. They were deliciously light, flaky biscuits, but only marginally more so than the regular version.
I made Moe a breakfast sandwich using peameal bacon and fried eggs. Better than McDonald's.
NOTE: Peameal bacon is a Canadian thing. Mostly found in Ontario. Similar to Canadian back bacon,but rather than a pork loin being smoked, the loin is brined/cured and then rolled in corn meal.
I think that these are commonly referred to as Angel Biscuits. I made them using my regular biscuit recipe but added two teaspoons of yeast and reduced the baking powder by one teaspoon. They were deliciously light, flaky biscuits, but only marginally more so than the regular version.
I made Moe a breakfast sandwich using peameal bacon and fried eggs. Better than McDonald's. NOTE: Peameal bacon is a Canadian thing. Mostly found in Ontario. Similar to Canadian back bacon,but rather than a pork loin being smoked, the loin is brined/cured and then rolled in corn meal.
Lucky Moe! Great-looking breakfast. The biscuits are gorgeous, as always.
ReplyDeleteI could really use one of those biscuits right about now...
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Oh my goodness I would love one of your breakast sandwiches! Looks SO good!
ReplyDeleteThose biscuits look so light and fluffy and good! With that peameal bacon and fried egg filling they would make a great breakfast!
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