Southern Angel Biscuits, Mamaw's Recipe too! Cook 'em Up in a Cast Iron Skillet
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Is there anything more southern than a batch of homemade Angel Biscuits? I don't think so! :) I will show you a slight variation on a traditional southern biscuit. I am including 2 recipes for Angel Biscuits.
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My grandmother's were just wonderful and seemed to be a little more dense and flatter then the SL recipe. I enjoy both!
Preheat your oven to 425°F.
I like to use bread flour.
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Mamaw's Angel biscuits
5 All Purpose Bread Flour, sifted
1/3 Cup Sugar
1 t Soda
2 t Salt
3 t Baking Powder
1 Package Dry Active Yeast
1/4 Cup Warm Water
1 1/2 Cups Buttermilk
1 Cup Shortening
1/4 Cup Melted Salted Butter
Southern Living Recipe
1/2 Cup Warm Water
1 (1/4 oz.) Dry Active Yeast
1 t Sugar
5 Cups Flour (I altered the recipe and am using bread flour)
3 T Sugar
5 t Baking Powder
1 1/2 tsp. Salt
1 tsp. Baking Soda
1/2 Cup Cold butter
1/2 Cup Shortening
2 Cups Buttermilk
1/4 Cup Melted Salted Butter
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Hi! I'm a 65 yr old guy who just started cooking with cast iron less than a year ago. I stumbled onto your video quite by accident while searching for recipes for cast iron cookware. Last night I mixed up a batch of the Southern Angel Biscuits (per your instructions) and refrigerated them overnight. Took them out of the refrigerator this morning, followed the directions provided, used a 2 3/4" biscuit cutter and ended up with 25 wonderful biscuits that put to shame anything from a store and as good as any restaurant. I had enough dough to make the Cinnamon Rolls, so I embarked on that adventure. Long story short, I had enough Cinnamon Rolls to fill a 10" cast iron skillet. The biscuits filled a 10" and 8" cast iron skillet. there were 13 in the larger and 12 in the smaller skillet. I took pics during the process and of the finished product. Thank you so much for these two recipes! (Sometimes, old dogs can learn new tricks!)
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Too bad we can’t see your handiwork! I’m always hitting up thrift stores on the hunt for enamel coated cast iron cookware. I scored big on a 9 inch skillet for only $4! It’s been my newest and best pan for making Angel biscuits. I think I’ll follow your cue and use the other half of my dough to make some cinnamon rolls. Happy baking!
I made a pan of these biscuits this morning. I followed your instructions to the letter and they turned out perfectly. My family loved them.
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You can come and make um for my family now. Thank you.
Your Mamaw and mother were Beautiful. Loved seeing the old photos. Now I want to make some biscuits.
The way you talk about your grandma and her biscuits makes me miss her too. My grandma was like her as well.
Both recipes are wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
This is the best biscuit recipe I've ever tasted, even better than dinner rolls. It was a big hit with my family. Thank you!
Made your Mamaw's recipe exactly - came out great! These are the Bomb! Cooking time was 17-20 mins total. Thanks!
Tweaked the recipe, and now make these all the time. They're AWESOME!!! Thank you sooooo much!!
I believe this is the best biscuit recipe I've seen so far here,... great technique, terrific advise and excellent results. A big thumbs up ma'am. :)
Thank you!
How the hell was that a "RECIPE" when she took them out of a can !!!
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+John P I believe you must have seen on the video where it said the biscuits are made from a "refrigerated yeast biscuit dough" and assumed that was a store bought product. It is her own dough, refrigerated.
Never tried it hope one day I will have the chance to taste them.look so good anyway.
Beautiful story
We had a Mamaw in Alabama!
Watched her make biscuits all the time, she made Tea cake dough too, we ate it before she could ever make tea cakes!!
Thanks for sharing great recipe and family story
This has become my go to recipe and all my family and friends love them. I'm making them again today for a post Royal wedding picnic at our local fishing lakes. Like scones they are lovely with cream , jam and strawberries.
Oh yes, sounds wonderful. I made them last year with blueberry honey butter. You might like this recipe: ua-cam.com/video/50OT0MBoyi8/v-deo.html
My grandmother in Dallas was called Mamaw, interestingly. Probably born in 1880 or so. Of course she made wonderful biscuits and all that she touched was great.
The one's with their thumbs down have no idea what comfort country food is all about ....... I am also a country cook n I love these Angel biscuits with my awesome country irish pan gravy. 💞💚🍀
That cast iron skillet tho! Wow this really takes me back to my childhood!! My grandma would always make hers in a cast iron skillet too. The biscuits look great! Thank you for sharing ❤
I have a friend that has a dedicated cast iron skillet for just her biscuts or corn bread,,cook eggs in it one mornin,,,,will NEVER do that again!!!!
I have tried so many different biscuit recipes on youtube, thought I had found the perfect one till I tried yours. Omg, these are to die for. I love the yeast flavor combined with the texture of a biscuit. I can stop looking now...lol Thank you so much for sharing! :)
Thank you so much! i am glad you enjoyed them.
Yeast flavor?. I'm not particularly fond of that flavor. 😬
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. Looks delicious, can't wait to try.
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How the hell was that a "RECIPE" when she just took them out of a can, and fried them !!!!!!!!
I have an Angel Biscuit Recipe my mom gave me. I haven't made them in over 20 yrs. I need to get the recipe out and make some. This made me hungry for some.
Out of all the different ways to make biscuits I have to say these are by fare THE BEST. Thank you
Wow, thank you!
My goodness I think those are the best biscuits I've ever seen. How wonderful, thank you for sharing
+FitAnge S Thank you so much. I hope you can give them a try! :)
Wow this is about the best recipe i believe I've seen!
They look so good and tasty made my mouth watery!
Everything tastes better baked in a Cast iron skillet!
Mollie White-Evans you know that's right! That is my catchphrase on my channel
@Hope For the Planet Season skillet with bacon grease..mmm!
We had these in the '70s at Elementary school. At least three times a week. Soooo good.
We had some type of Yeasty rolls too, I was wondering if they were Angel Biscuits, they were sooooo good. Are you sure they were Angel Biscuits?
@@Wildart2 they were rolls but they were called biscuits for some reason. It was southern WV which explains a lot. I still long for them.
@@alancarnell2747 I was in East Tennessee 60's 70's, I bet they were using the same product. I remember seeing a big pan in the dumpster that had a picture of dinner rolls on it. I think they purchased them they were too consistent to be homemade and that would have been a lot of work for the woman to make bread all the time.
I made these last night/this morning. Used about half the dough and it yield me 11 nice size biscuits that filled my 10” cast iron. These are super tasty and will be my go to biscuit recipe. I was a bit concerned with how they would turn out due to altitude, I live at about 5500, no issues whatsoever! Thanks for sharing such a great recipe!
Your Mamaw sounds like she was an awesome lady. Her biscuits look delicious. Thanks for sharing a treasured family recipe.
Thank you, thank you!!! I need to make biscuits for a brunch I am hosting this weekend. I have tried several recipes and they all came out like hockey pucks. Not the light, fluffy, airy, delicious biscuits I had in mind, UNTIL i tried your recipe. Awesome, perfect. Thank you.
So pleasant... I imagine your dear "Mamaw" making these delicious biscuits. Thanks.
My grandmother's recipe was similar to yours. Her recipe had the fresh made biscuits to sit in the pan for an hour to double in size before baking rather than chill in the refrigerator over night. The biscuits rose by the yeast and the baking powder (no baking soda in her recipe) which made soft, fluffy biscuits. She would make the biscuits a the night before, cut them out and place in the refrigerator for a slow yeast rise. In the morning let them warm up and place in a cool oven then turn the temp of the oven up.
Sounds wonderful!
Blessed Mary, they are delicious and scrumptious.
Never mind my question if biscuits have to be refrigerated over night +Rainbow Garden.
I just read the recipe on the Southern Living website which said to chill dough for an hour then make biscuits. But it is good to know that they can be left in the fridge overnight as shown by you here. I will use half of the dough to make biscuits this morning and get up and make the other half tomorrow. Thank you so much for sharing both recipes!
Thanks so much! We just finished our Saturday morning breakfast & had the biscuits. I made the dough Tuesday. It keeps very well in the fridge. I let it rest in the fridge loosely covered for a few hours then I put it in a plastic bag tightly closed to keep it from drying out. If you don't bag it well, it will dry out quickly and is not good for using.
Rainbow Gardens Thank you so much for tip! I am about to bake a batch after letting it sit an hour in the fridge. I will put the other half in a zip lock bag. So glad you responded I would have ruined my unused batched, lol. Enjoy your weekend dear heart!
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Beaute' Naturelle yeah, I will follow your take on the biscuits also because it's just me and I don't have food to waist or throw away. Love you guys both.
thank you so much I can't wait to try these biscuits they look so very yummy
Hello from Ohio. Thank you so much for this recipe and the video. This is by far the best biscuit recipe I have ever tried. I made these tender biscuits today using your recipe and instructions. Thank you so much.
my family Luvs you're biscuits... I make all the time
Thank you so much!
I made them this morning and my family thought they were great!! thanks!
+Organic Gardening in North Carolina Thank you so much! I appreciate you sharing on g+! I shared your picture. :) I am so glad you and your family enjoyed them.
Took your advise and baked until just beginning to Brown on top.....let them cool down and froze in vacuum sealed bag.
OMG!!! So wonderful!
Oh wow! My nanny was from Rome, GA & I've never seen yeast put into biscuits before, but they look delish! So does Mamaw's😍 Thank you for this 👍
My great-aunt made biscuits and cornbread in her cast iron skillet those are very fond memories for me. I didn't get the opportunity to get her recipe for her biscuits before she passed away (I was only around 17) but I did get the recipe for her cornbread and still use it today. Your grandmother's recipe looks like my aunt's so I'm going to try it in my cast iron skillet. Thanks
Thank you so much for the recepi it looks so complete im gonna try it right now. Greetings from mexico. God bless.
You are so welcome!
Best recipe(s),for buttermilk biscuts,by far!! Both buttermilk recipes,turned out SO YUMMY!! Thank you for sharing recipes,(and video).:) God bless you&family. 🙏
This is exactly how I want to live❤❤
I love the way you say biscuits! They look delicious thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
I made these biscuits and they turned out great and my mom loved them. Thanks for the video.
Wow, looking forward to trying this in the am for kids Friday night breakfast dinner...they love breakfast at night!
Absolutely love this recipe! And yes already use cast iron skillet!
Thanks so very much for sharing.
It's nice to see someone else calls their grandma mamaw i use to get funny look when I called her that
I loved everything about this video, just to show that I haven't seen everything there is to enjoy. Loved how you kept and share the family recipes, and sharing mawmaw's lovely photos. Oh can't forget that bluegrass tune.
I made them, dough in frig...but the smell of yeast made me want to cook immediately lol tks☺🍞
This made me really hungry with a craving for biscuits :)
Just made these and they are wonderful. I made two batches: the Southern Living & memaw's. The Southern Living ones are my preference. I also used 4 tsp of sugar. I love them. They are so fluffy & delicious. Thank u for sharing.
These work. Follow it to a T and you'll be amazed. Thank you Rainbow Gardens.
I made the southern living biscuits recipe. They are so good! I will never buy canned biscuits again. My kids really liked them. I want to make these for a strawberry shortcake. Can't wait to try that.
I made these biscuits both ways. You're right, the Southern Living recipe was a bit lighter, but; it was your Mamaw's receipt that just hit the right spot for me. My family and I prefer your Mamaw's receipt overall. Goes great with gravy, white, brown or dark; it doesn't matter, it still tasted great. Thank-You.
Oh wonderful! Thank you sooo much for letting me know. I am happy you enjoyed them with your family.
I thank you for putting yourself out there and share this recipe with us, one and all. :-)
Look so delicious and looks very simple..cant wait to make a big country breakfast next weekend
Thanks for sharing
Suscribed...A biscuit, a grandmother, and the TRUE word of God gets me everytime!!! 👐📖😊💖💖
Yes! Thank you!
Anyone who ignores this recipe is into deprivation. These are THE BEST doggone biscuits you'll ever eat period!
Just made these today .... followed your Grandmother’s recipe.... They turned out fantastic.... Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Great Biscuits! I Tryed, I Love!
LOVE THAT YOU PUT YOUR RECIPES underneath SO WE CAN HAVE THEM FOR LATER THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thank you
Well I looked for the recipes underneath and I didn't find them.
I am going to try these biscuits. I love the idea of using the yeast. Thank you and I hope mine turn out this delicious looking. ;)
I could eat them all and that skillet too. Thanks for the video!
Hi Rainbow 🌈 Gardens. I'm using this recipe to teach my 8 year old granddaughter how to make perfect biscuits! We've done pie dough and cakes. Now the biscuits! Thank you 😍😘
Oh My God! They look so Yummylicious! I swear I could smell them! Thanks so much & God bless you!
They look so delicious my friend. TFS. Stay connected 😊
You know exactly what you’re doing!! Thank you for sharing definitely going to make these
A really charming video. Love goes a long way with cooking. When I make these biscuits I will be thinking of you and Mamaw.
Those look wonderful! And a cold-rise with two leavenings, too! I always thought White Lily was optimal for biscuits but it certainly wouldn't work well with yeast. Can't wait to give these a try in my old Griswold--thanks for posting!
Love memories I have lots with my grandma I miss her everyday
I'd forgotten about the tastiness of an angel biscuit, I've always thought was a much tastier than the regular biscuit. Thank you, for reminding me, they look delightful!
I hope you can try them soon. We enjoy them so much.
I luv her story 👍🏾👍🏾
These are my favorite. Thank you!!
We in the morning, use to take leftover biscuits split them open .butter and fry them in a pan till brown. Then we used syrup etc on them. SC early memories of my grandmother making biscuits is an oval wooden bowl.
Thank You for sharing your memories of you grandma and her recipe and thank you for wearing gloves and using utensils instead of your hands to cook, this is how I was taught and it’s the proper way to treat food and the people who are eating it, God Bless
Thank you for sharing
They look very nice, hope try when I go camping.
+Ron Hart GREAT idea! :)
Such a beautiful lady, reminds me of my mother.
YUMY! Ty for sharing miss my grandmother already Be Blessed!
Thank you for commenting. :)
Welcome, I know yummy when I see it
I make these for Thanksgiving morning served with skillet fried Benton's country ham. So good.
YES!
I've been looking for a biscuit recipe for the past few weeks. This is the first biscuit recipe I've found that I will make. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful! i am making another batch tonight for our dinner. Enjoy!
i miss weekends at my mamaws. better times
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I recently learned how to make a great sausage gravy and can't wait to make these biscuits in my cast iron skillet. Thank you for sharing your grandma's recipe! 😊
Enjoyed the trip to Grandma's house. How precious. Those biscuits look absolutely gorgeous! They look like the perfect yeast biscuit. I can't wait to try them with a little honey butter. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
+jo spktruth Oh yum! Honey butter will take it over the top! :)
Your talking my language now! :)
Made the southern living recipe biscuits for Christmas brunch today. They was absolutely amazing. Thank you very much.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.🎄🎄
Same to you!
THIS IS THE ANERICA I LOVE~~
Thank you. I am very impressed with your recipe and will give them a try. Thank you for this upload!
Awesome, thank you! And thank you for remembering me!
+Vonna O Of course! :)
Biscuits is what this Tn Mountain boy was raised on. They look wonderful.
Thank you so much they look delicious
My pleasure 😊
Thank you, they look delicious!
that looks very good. thanks for sharing
Mine are made the same way! Guess I'm the Northern Angel! My garden... isn't, what I Pray up in Doubles, ummm, Reignbows, GOD Blesses me under! What a bunch of Coincidences! Of course, I'm a green eyed blonde, a European Chefs daughter... USA born and Proud of it! GOD BLESS, and keep on Cooking.
Lovely soft biscuits.
I like these biscuits and that Georgia accent 😃
I made these today. They are fluffy , moist and delicious. I'm British and they are much better than the vast majority of scones. The only thing I've tasted which rival them are the scones at a bakery on the Isle of Skye. Thank you .
just made a batch of these and made them in my old iron skillet they came out so good just like the video baking a double batch for church breakfast in the morning thank you for sharing this my husband said no more can biscuits EVER lol
Those biscuits look sooo gooood! I think I could eat that whole skillet full, just give me a little jam to go with them!
Yummy! I have always wanted to try angel biscuits and I'm going to start with this recipe.
Excellent looking biscuits thanks for posting
+Texas Style Cuisine Thank you! I hope you can try them sometime. They are so nice to have in the fridge and pinch a little off here and there for different things.
Those look really tender and fluffy!
Thank you for posting these great recipes (both versions).
Thank you. I hope you can try one of them soon!