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Biscuits - DoughnutsView Our Alphabetical Recipe Index for Biscuits - DoughnutsFind a recipe via our alphabetical recipe index or you can also search using our Search bar for recipes by title or by type (in general Categories, muffins, breads, etc.) An overnight rise makes them ready-to-bake. A combination of yeast AND baking powder (but no kneading is involved!) makes these biscuits extra light. An overnight rise makes them ready-to-bake. Prepare the batch and refrigerate. Portions of dough can be baked (or fried) as required. If you want to imitate the fast food version, this is the recipes to use. This is a crowd pleaser - double and triple the recipe as you wish. You can also try freezing them (unbaked) but if you do, increase the yeast 10-15%.
The apple doughnut of your eye - gorgeous, rustic, puffy doughnuts, bursting with apple pie filling. Bread machine made dough is perfect but you can even use storebough yeast dough. A variation on this is to fold in diced apples and fry up small mounds of the dough, and roll in sugar or drizzle on maple syrup or even warmed up dulce de leche. Use a wok to fry these up - not that there are any splatters. If you can get hold of some White Lily flour, that would make even more exceptional biscuits. Saco Buttermilk Blend works well here. As good as they sound. Prepare the sweet, yeasted dough for Hanukkah Jelly Doughnuts. These are sumptuous as only homemade doughnuts can be. Best started the day before
These are big ‘n hefty, crusty scones – with tender cake-like interiors. An oversized ice-cream scoop is all you need to plunk these down on a baking sheet. Then see them rise better than your expectationsYou can also sub the strawberries for currants if you are in a dried fruit sort of mood and want a totally different scone experience. These are restaurant (think IHOP) style pancakes. They are tender but hearty and probably the best pancakes you will ever make. I am already working on a multi-grain version but these are holiday makers. They positively shriek: we are on vacation!!! The malt powder is another trick in this recipe and the source for malt powder online, is included. ...that resemble a beaver's tail.A doughnut dough. Not too sweet, not too rich, stretched and briefly fried (forget a deep fryer - I use my wok and tongs). Add a bit of sugar and a touch of cinnamon. Fresh from the fryer or even room temperature, these are the next best thing to being at a country fair. You may have encountered the same sort of treat under different appellations (beavers often figure in the name). A bread machine does a great job with this recipe. Commercial places often use jam on these or a smear of apple pie filling.
Classic, fragrant, golden corn bread. Quick as lightening and better than croissants with fried chicken 'n gravy.
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