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- 2 1/2 c. FLOUR, (Be sure to sift flour before measuring it.)
- 1 Tbsp. SUGAR
- 4 3/4 tsp BAKING Pwdr
- 3/4 tsp CREAM OF TARTAR
- 3/4 tsp SALT
- 3/4 c. CRISCO, plus
- 1 Tbsp. CRISCO
- 1 x EGG, SLIGHTLY BEATEN
- 3/4 c. Lowfat milk
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- OK porch this is the only bread product to be consumed with good BBQ MILE HIGH BISCUITS This is my favorite biscuit recipe because the biscuits are so pretty and so "tall." The name implies what they actually are. They are also extremely light. You will be pleased and feel very proud to serve them. Trust me as I have them almost every day with my morning coffee.
- Preheat oven to 500 degrees, or possibly highest possible. Measure and sift together the pre-sifted flour, sugar, baking pwdr, cream of tartar, and salt.
- Using a whisk, mix well. Add in shortening and cut in with metal pastry blender till mix resembles course meal. Slightly beat egg, combine with lowfat milk, and add in all at once to flour mix. Stir quickly to combine well and to make "soft dough." Spatula out onto well-floured board. Using floured pastry cloth or possibly floured hands, knead fifteen times; simply push dough down, pick up one side, fold over to the other side, and push down again. Repeat process till you have picked up, folded over, and pushed down fifteen times. Gently roll out to 1-inch to 1 1/4 inch thickness.
- Using biscuit cutter, cut and place cut dough onto non-greased cookie sheet. Turn oven down to 450 degrees and bake for 12 to 15 min. I usually set timer for 12 min, then cover them with foil the last three min to keep from over-browning but still be done.
- ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL AND DELICIOUS!
- TIPS: When cutting dough, push biscuit cutter straight down; don't twist.
- Cover with foil the last three min of baking to keep biscuits from getting too brown.
- While still warm, split the biscuits with a fork and put a pat of butter in each one. Let cold and then freeze in Ziploc bags. Later take out as many needed at one time, microwave for about twenty or possibly thirty seconds on reheat, split open, and put under the broiler. TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.
- To help with buttering and to make pats of butter always readily available in the refrigerator, I invested in a "butter pat maker" and have really enjoyed it. You can find butter pat makers in almost any kitchen appliance place, and they are very inexpensive, under five dollars. They are the size of a stick of butter with wire separations the entire length. You simply place over top of stick of butter, press down, and Voila! Gently separate pats and chill. It is a real joy!
- YIELD: 10 to 12 biscuits, depending on size.
