On Sep 21, 3:00*pm, Nancy2 > wrote:
> On Sep 21, 2:45 pm, Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig >
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> > On Sep 19, 11:31 pm, sf > wrote:
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> > > On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:38:38 -0500, Sky >
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> > > >..... learn to make biscuits!!! I mean - how hard is it to make
> > > >biscuits??? *It's just flour, fat (butter and/or veg shortening) and
> > > >milk/buttermilk, yes????? * How hard are those to combine???? but dang!
> > > >Twist or no-twist to the cutters? *What else?!
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> > > >Besides, what about 'toppings' <G>
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> > > >Sky, a biscuit novice!
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> > > Hey, I can make biscuits but I don't want to. *I tried to find that
> > > brand Jill talked about you can buy frozen but all they had was the
> > > same brand you can get in a can. *Didn't buy it.
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> > > I love cooking with wine.
> > > Sometimes I even put it in the food.
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> > When I was working with food bank stuff, we used to get great big (48
> > count?) trays of frozen biscuits from (believe it or not) McDonald's!
> > They were pre-baked and only needed browning. *Pretty loosely packed
> > on paper trays covered with cellophane (purposely NOT air tight!) *We
> > put 'em on cookie sheets in a 400 *degree oven for about 8 to 10
> > minutes. Wonderful! * Their freezer life was a couple of months, but
> > we used them up pretty fast *- for everything from Chicken 'n'
> > Biscuits to Tuna Melts to Shortcake! *I have never seen them in the
> > freezer case at the grocer. *Too bad! *I can't make 'em from scratch
> > as good as that *. . . OR as good as my mom's.
> > Lynn in Fargo
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> That sounds like a lovely way to get "home-made" biscuits...I like
> Hardee's better than McD's, and there isn't (so far) a good copy-cat
> recipe out there.
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> N.

That's because Hardee's really does make theirs from scratch. No
kidding they have somebody who comes in before the crack of dawn and
makes 'em.