Strawberry Shortcake

Recipe courtesy Mary Nolan

Show: Chic & EasyEpisode: Think Globally, Eat Locally

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  • on May 25, 2012

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    AMAZING! This was absolutely wonderful! After reading other reviews, I added a couple of tablespoons more sugar since I like my desserts sweet. I also misread and added the lemon zest to the shortcake batter (I also added some to the whipped cream as directed and that just made this a standout dish. I got all kind of rave reviews from my guests for this, and I have to admit, it was out of this world delicious with ripe strawberries and fresh whipped cream! This definitely goes on my roster of easy yet fabulous signature desserts.

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  • on May 19, 2012

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    This was the absolute BEST shortcake I've ever made!! It turned out moist and so yummy!!! This is a definite keeper. :-

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  • on May 06, 2012

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    This is an absolutely perfect recipe for a subtly sweet and refreshing dessert. I'm going to try it with a wee bit more sugar next time for the sake of my sweet tooth.

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  • on April 26, 2012

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    The shortcake recipe is perfect! I cut it in half to prevent left over's (which usually end up in my trash bin. After tasting it, I wish I had made the full recipe. The cake is light, slightly sweet, slightly salty and crispy on the bottom. I baked mine in a clear glass 8" pie shell and it came out perfect. Absolutely will be a go to in the summer with fresh Oregon strawberries!

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  • on April 24, 2012

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    Hi, I really liked the recipe. I added a spoon and a half more of sugar to the doug and I think I might add a BIT more next time to make it tastier. I also had to add a touch of milk to make the doug easier to put in the pan. It was perfectly cooked and nice. I could have eaten it alone. But I thought that the cake should have sat for a few hours in order to make the whipped cream and the berries get the cake to be more melt in your mouth. I wanted the textures to blend a bit more (maybe because I'm used to spongey cakes. The lemon zest in the frosting was a nice touch and I'll add even more next time.

    I ate a slice that was about 6 hours old (sitting in the fridge and it was much better than the one we ate right after putting the cream on top. 4 stars. I'm going to tweak it to make it a 5 star.

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  • on April 15, 2012

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    The biscuit was bland. Everything else was great.

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  • on April 03, 2012

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    My first time making this and it came out perfect! Followed the reviews and addec one more tablespoon of sugar. I also did 1lb of strawberries and 1/2lb blueberries.

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  • on March 27, 2012

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    This is fast, easy and so good! After reading the reviews I also added an extra tablespoon of sugar to the biscuit recipe and it was perfect- it is still subtle and biscuit-y. Also as recommended by other reviewers I put the dough in rustic little round shapes on my cookie sheet. Mine took just 12 minutes to cook. Peek at the bottoms- they should have a golden/light brown appearance.
    Years ago I worked at American Festival Cafe next to the ice skating rink at NY's Rockefeller Center- and these are just like those :-

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  • on March 27, 2012

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    This recipe was super easy and a big hit at my dinner party. I literally whipped this up after work in less than 45 minutes. I did as some others did and dropped spoonfuls of batter onto a cookie sheet, and they turned out delicious. I also mixed some blackberries in with the strawberries for some extra color and flavor. Even my friend who won't eat carbs couldn't resist the temptation of these tasty shortcakes!

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  • on March 13, 2012

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    I made this, but I thought there were too many strawberries so I only used one pound of them (instead of 1.5 lbs like the recipe calls for and substituted some kiwi instead.

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