overcome
11-03-2011, 04:56 PM
I love to make buttermilk biscuits from scratch. It gives me such a feeling of accomplishment, bc I only started cooking two years ago (exDH did all the cooking). To me, making biscuits from scratch speaks of a dedicated cook. My dad is from the south so they have sentimental meaning as well.
My Recipe calls for White Lily flour,but I've never been able to find it. Last week I was in the baking aisle and what do you think I saw?? Yep, white lily flour... it is self rising.
So I made my beloved biscuits. They were horrible. They tasted terrible. Entirely too salty. I'm so disappointed! I'm thinking the baking powder in the flour, in addition to the baking powder in the recipe, was too much. I followed the recipe exactly the way I always do.
Another thing, it was the first time I used my new food processor to cut in the flour. I don't think that would change the taste though, just the consistency.
Any advice? Thoughts?
My Recipe calls for White Lily flour,but I've never been able to find it. Last week I was in the baking aisle and what do you think I saw?? Yep, white lily flour... it is self rising.
So I made my beloved biscuits. They were horrible. They tasted terrible. Entirely too salty. I'm so disappointed! I'm thinking the baking powder in the flour, in addition to the baking powder in the recipe, was too much. I followed the recipe exactly the way I always do.
Another thing, it was the first time I used my new food processor to cut in the flour. I don't think that would change the taste though, just the consistency.
Any advice? Thoughts?