Don’t you sometimes just crave a warm, flaky, fresh out of the oven biscuit? I know I do. Especially on cold, winter days when you are wanting a home cooked meal.
I was very excited to find Danielle Walker’s recipe in her Against All Grain cookbook for honey biscuits. My first attempt didn’t go too badly. Although, I should have made them bigger as I was expecting them to rise like regular biscuits.
FYI: Coconut Flour and Almond Flour don’t rise like normal flour! This is something that is helpful to be aware of when baking.
The texture reminded me a bit like corn bread, not as flaky as a normal biscuit, but it can satisfy the craving. I made a batch of about 12 (since I made mine so small I was able to make more from the recipe). Currently, they are in Tupperware sitting in my refrigerator so I can heat them up in the toaster oven whenever I’d like. Perfect for on the go. They will stay fresh for about 5 days in the fridge, or a few months in the freezer. They are best with honey drizzled over top. I’m sure slathering them in preserves would be just as delicious.
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Enjoy everyone. Post your experience with making these biscuits in the comment section. Would love to hear your feedback.
**Crystal