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got off on a technicality
Feb 7, 2007

oh dear
1:1 ratio of self-raising flour to cream by weight makes near-perfect biscuits every time. Slop it into a mixing bowl and use your hands. Don't overmix. Sometimes I like to brush with butter before baking. Other biscuit recipes might be fractionally better, but the simplicity of this one is amazing

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got off on a technicality
Feb 7, 2007

oh dear

Notahippie posted:

I made a cup of self-rising flour with bread flour, which came to 178g. Added 178g of cream, roughly mixed and patted it into 1 inch thick dough and cut into squares, baked at 425 for 10 minutes in pre-heated iron skillet.

Texture was great, way better than I expected. Only complaint was that they were slightly too loose. Flavor was good but not amazing.

All in all a hell of a recipe considering it took 12 minutes from nothing to biscuits.

Nice! Glad you liked it. I like 450f for about the same time, but it's all down to your preference

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