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Buttermilk Biscuit Breakfast Board

by Oven & Ember / @ovenandember

Flaky biscuits, soft butter, jam, eggs, and enough table energy to make breakfast feel like a small event.

Cook time

45 minutes

Servings

2 to 4

Difficulty

Cold butter

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Steps

  1. 1Whisk flour, baking powder, and salt.
  2. 2Cut cold butter into the flour until the pieces are pea-sized.
  3. 3Fold in cold buttermilk just until the dough comes together.
  4. 4Pat, fold, and pat again to build layers without overworking.
  5. 5Cut biscuits cleanly and bake hot until tall and golden.
  6. 6Serve warm with butter, honey, jam, eggs, or sausage.

Grit & Soul tip

Cold butter and gentle hands make biscuits rise. Twisting the cutter seals the edges, so press straight down.

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@brickandbasil

18m ago

This is the kind of idea I would save for a cold Sunday. The cast iron move feels exactly right.

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