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PrettyFeisty on 3.22.2011
Excellent and easy to make. I used a tb of dried dill and omitted the parsley flakes (I was out), and it still turned out fantastic.
cookbooked on 3.15.2011
Rina, these were delicious. I can always tell when my husband says he likes something, and when he really likes something–and he really liked these bisquits. I did as you said and used a scant tablespoon of dried dill weed in place of fresh dill and they were perfect. Thanks for the great recipe, and thanks for responding to my question.
tracyg on 3.13.2011
I made these for a family brunch this morning and they were delicious. My whole family loved them. I made them just like the recipe said. I will definitely make these again!
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4xtfun on 3.31.2011
These are the best biscuts I have ever mad and so very simple! Crowd pleaser!!
Rina : I Thee Cook on 3.13.2011
To substitute the fresh dill for dried, use about 1-2 tablespoons.
Rina : I Thee Cook on 3.13.2011
*Deborah, and Cookbooked,
Here is a basic recipe….
9 c. all purpose flour, sifted
1 tbsp. salt
2 c. shortening, that does not need refrigeration
1/3 c. double action baking powder
1 tsp. cream of tartar
1/4 c. sugar
Sift together all dry ingredients. Cut in shortening until it is the size of corn meal. Store at room temperature in tightly covered container. Will keep for 6 weeks. Measure mix lightly into container. Use as directed for any Bisquick recipe.
cookbooked on 3.13.2011
Rina, I don’t have access to fresh dill, but I have dried dill seed and dill weed. Can I use either of these, and if so how much?
Deborah on 3.12.2011
I had the same problem,,,no baking mix or bisquick here in Oz.
Found an option here at TastyKitchen!
https://tastykitchen.com/recipes/recipes/breads/better-e28098n-bisquick/