Watch this video tutorial to see how to cook homemade southern biscuits. We suppose biscuits are considered a side dish, but we could make a meal out of these. You will never forget Chef Ashbell's techniques, in particular to fold the dough 3 times only, once you hear him say so. Who are we to argue with perfection? These biscuits are easy and fast to make!
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2 Comments
I loved how Chef took the time to explain each step. Looks simple, think I too can do this. Thanks
looks kind of complicated to me, with a preheated oven that butter is going to melt immediately after you take it out of the refrigerator, especially if its your first time doing this recipe. because youll probablr be movibg slower than you should.
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