Grains
Yogurt Biscuits
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13 Reviews
Susan L.
October 10, 2020
Just made these for dinner and they were great! I didn't have any butter so I was looking for a good recipe to use what I had on hand. I added some grated cheese to the flour and subbed cream for the milk (I thought it might be a bit tastier with some fat). I used a knife to cut in rectangles. They rose beautifully, so 1 tbs of baking powder was fine.
Mickey
June 18, 2017
Made these - cannot compare with old fashioned butter biscuits. Healthy sub. Feel virtuous but not really satisfied.
sharon
June 18, 2017
can you use a diff flour or flour sub such as spelt , buckwheat etc ?
Posie (.
June 18, 2017
You definitely can but know that they will be a bit more dense. I'd recommend starting with 25% alternative flour like buckwheat and 75% all-purpose and then experimenting from there to see what ratio you like.
Karen
May 7, 2017
Just made these! So super easy, I subbed 1 cup whole wheat flour, added some chopped fresh spinach leaves & crumbled feta, and wow they baked up so light, fluffy and moist!
Susan
January 9, 2016
Does this really need a full tablespoon of baking powder? That seems a large amount. Thanks--eager to try
Ali W.
November 21, 2015
Would Greek yogurt work as well, or would it make the biscuits too dense?
Allison M.
June 18, 2017
Skyr is a strained yogurt, just like Greek yogurt. It should work just fine.
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