Drop Biscuits with Green Onions
Show: Ten Dollar Dinners
Episode: Beyond Pork and Beans
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By gailalston_6137452
Tomball, TX
on April 26, 2010
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These are fabulous!! Sometimes people confuse baking POWDER with baking SODA, so I think Elise from NY probably used soda which would make them flat. Try them again, Elise, & I know you'll love them!
By mayec2009_12574554
Cooper, 83
on April 13, 2010
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My husband always eats 1/2 a pkg of saltines with salads & some meals. No Longer!!!! I dropped my biscuits by rounded teaspoons, instead of tablespoons. They were fantastic! I continually use this recipe, and so does one of our neighbors, since he ate one, too! Definitely s KEEPER ! I am a grandmother, however Melissa is 'A TOP OF THE LINE CHEF!"
By cwwilliams_5671418
Glenmont, NY
on April 03, 2010
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When I read the recipe I was concerned that the green onion would be overpowering but they blended nicely in the food processor. These biscuits were very easy to make and delicious. I will definately make them again.
By anniebgood
Ft. Collins, CO
on April 03, 2010
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The biscuits were very easy....I was out of bread for my morning breakfast and I happened to tune in to Melissa's show(love her easy recipes. I didn't have whole wheat flour so I used APF and just made simple biscuits and they were really good.
The cooks that complained must be new cooks, if you know anything about baking you will know when enough liquid has been added and the biscuits willl not be dry, so keep trying new cooks until you get the hang of it. I have been baking for 79 years and I finally have the hang of it!!.
Anniebgood
By shelleypie
St. Louis, MO
on April 03, 2010
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Drop biscuits are so much easier because you don't have to knead and roll out the dough. Some reviews were saying too dry. A lot of times I will sift my flour before measuring. Your flour may have been sitting along time and settling. I use a recipe similar to teach middle schoolers to cook. However, I tell them not to use their finger for dropping the biscuits, use a second spoon. Kids have a tendency to lick their fingers when there is dough on them!! haha
By shirinolyai_122...
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on March 25, 2010
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Just made these biscuits and they turned out great! I used one clove of minced garlic because i didnt have green onions and they turned out perfect! YUM
By grandma W.
Westhampton, 72
on March 22, 2010
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These came out like flat cookies instead of a fluffy biscuit-all i tasted was the green onions-will not make again. Blah recipe
By mrkzne_12647031
Batavia, 75
on March 17, 2010
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Thanks, Melissa, for a new "go to" bread exchange recipe. These prep and cook quickly, so I can make them on a whim. I served them for dinner with a light Italian soup, and they were a hit. I worried that the green onions might taste too strong, but all the ingredients worked together with pizzaz. Delicious!
I appreciate that Melissa used half whole wheat and half white flour. I prefer that combination in homemade breads or biscuits. Healthier. More flavorful.
Melissa, you're a great addition to the Food Network stars.
By schroe1_12096641
Beloit, 89
on February 21, 2010
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I have been making these biscuits ever since the episode aired (with all purpose flour no wheat and we still love them. They are so quick and easy, I have to watch it or I will eat them all! If your dough looks dry just add a bit more milk.
By Chez Mom's
on February 17, 2010
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I had to make this twice. Somehow the first time I made them, they did come out like rocks which amused my family to no end. The second time, they were delicious and everyone was helping themselves to seconds. Love it!