I Tried it and I Liked it: Almond Flour Biscuits
This biscuit recipe can be found over at The Nourishing Home.
I was really excited to find a biscuit recipe and this one has been used for many things! It's a great basic recipe that you can build on. Add in some herbs, garlic, and cheese, or cheese, diced pepperoni, and Italian herbs. You can come up with all kinds of sweet or savory combos! At some point I want to try adding in some diced strawberries. Or maybe diced apples and cinnamon. You get the idea.
Here's a picture of the biscuits:
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Golden and delicious![/caption]
And here's a biscuit being used for hamburgers:
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Grass-fed hamburger, spinach, goat cheese, mustard, fermented pickles.[/caption]
The only change? I've seen a similar recipe and it doesn't call for baking powder. I'm going to omit that next time and see what happens.
I was really excited to find a biscuit recipe and this one has been used for many things! It's a great basic recipe that you can build on. Add in some herbs, garlic, and cheese, or cheese, diced pepperoni, and Italian herbs. You can come up with all kinds of sweet or savory combos! At some point I want to try adding in some diced strawberries. Or maybe diced apples and cinnamon. You get the idea.
Here's a picture of the biscuits:
[caption id="attachment_923" align="aligncenter" width="169"]
Golden and delicious![/caption]And here's a biscuit being used for hamburgers:
[caption id="attachment_924" align="aligncenter" width="169"]
Grass-fed hamburger, spinach, goat cheese, mustard, fermented pickles.[/caption]The only change? I've seen a similar recipe and it doesn't call for baking powder. I'm going to omit that next time and see what happens.
Thanks so much for the shout out! Appreciate your kindness in sharing a link to my recipe with your readers. Blessings to you, Kelly
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