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Re: “Open Thread Asks, "What's for Breakfast?"”
With all due respect Gummy Bear, biscuits are about the hardest thing I've ever learned to make. I've had my grandmother's recipe card for nearly 7 years now and didn't perfect them until a couple of months ago. Flour, buttermilk and shortening may be trite to you, but show a little more class when discussing such a beloved staple.