The neat thing about these biscuits is that they don't require any fat besides (a little, ahem) heavy cream. Today, like many days, I had half a carton in my fridge from some ganache or something I made earlier. I whipped up a half batch of these biscuits, finished off the cream before it went bad, and really, really enjoyed the spicy sausage gravy my mom made to put on top. Because although this recipe is simple enough for an uncoordinated girl with a hand cast to make, I really can't be trusted with gravy or anything that requires cutting at this point. Hopefully next week. My hand is getting better each day and with any luck Baby Strawberry won't learn to crawl before I'm back to baking- because then I'm really in trouble!
See the other delicious biscuits here. It'll make you hungry, promise.
i loved how easy these were too. I keep hearing about this biscuit episode of alton's. i need to see it.
ReplyDeletehope your hand comes to full recovery soon! :)
Obviously, you can take nice pictures with one hand too. I'm pretty sure my guys would have loved these with some of your mom's gravy.
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They look really yummy! Im sure they tasted great with that sausage gravy!
ReplyDeleteIm glad your hand is getting better.
Yours look delicious!
ReplyDeleteOne handed biscuits? That's a great recipe (and yours look so good!) I must have missed the hand injury...I hope it heals fast!
ReplyDeleteMaking biscuits with a hand cast - wow! You are a dedicated baker. They look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! That sausage gravy sounds delicious. Glad to hear your hand is mending well.
ReplyDeleteYour biscuits look great! And the gravy sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteHope your hand heals quickly!
These were very easy weren't they?
ReplyDeleteI'm sad to tell you, living in the south doesn't yield any better biscuits haha! I can attest to that!
But yours do look great!
Biscuits and gravy oh dreamy.
ReplyDeleteI was fortunate enough to break my left hand when I broke it. My right is dominant.
Great looking biscuits!! Hope the hand continues to heal. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are back to yourself and full use of your hands soon. In the meantime, you did a fab job on these biscuits!
ReplyDeleteI loved how easy these were! Yours look great.
ReplyDeletehope your hand feels better soon! These look like they turned out perfectly for a one handed baker! :)
ReplyDeleteOmg cast? I missed the story on that one! Poor thing. I've never broken a bone before *knock on wood* so I don't know what it's like to wear a cast. I can't imagine doing baking with my left hand. My left hand is useless. Props to you! and your lovely biscuits too :)
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Wow--you are very accomplished with one hand, baking and photography-wise! I've never tried sausage gravy--will look for it on my next trip to the USA. Is it a regional thing or all over?
ReplyDeleteYour biscuits look so tempting! I am wanting one now with some butter and honey!
ReplyDeleteThese are the perfect thing to make one-handed. Hope you heal soon.
ReplyDeleteLove your photo with the red plate!
ReplyDeleteGlad this was such a simple one for you. Hope you continue to heal quickly!
I hope your hand gets better soon, that must be so frustrating, espec with a baby!! I the meantime, you made soe lovely biscuits, and with your non dominant hand...impressive!! They look great!
ReplyDeleteSorry about your hand. Your biscuits came out wonderfully. I didn't try mine with a savory topping, but I can only imagine that they taste amazing!
ReplyDeleteWe had them with sausage gravy too. Your biscuits look really great! Thanks for baking my selection this week!
ReplyDeleteA perfect recipe to get you back into baking! your biscuits look delish
ReplyDeleteYour biscuits look delicious!
ReplyDeleteHope you're well on your way to recovery - sounds like a tricky situation with only one hand! The biscuits look fabulous :) Kudos for making them this week - that's dedication!
ReplyDeleteYum!! My husband would love it if I made biscuits and gravy. Your moms recipie, looks delicious. Baking with one hand is a talent.
ReplyDeleteSausage gravy sounds delicious! This recipe was super quick and easy. Your biscuits look so good! I can never get mine to rise as high as I would like.
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biscuits with sausage gravy sounds really yummy! Hope that your hand recovers soon!
ReplyDeleteAlmost too easy. And very tasty. Mine didn't rise much but they were good.
ReplyDeletelove the red plate and the chintz cloth. Beautiful
BTW hand cast?? What did I miss?
ReplyDeleteI hope our hand is better soon. It must be so difficult to look after your baby with one hand. I'm glad you can still bake though! These look great!
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I didn't have any sweet cream on hand so I used half and half. They turned out super tasty!
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