My husband loves to make homemade biscuits. And we stay so busy that we don't get them with a meal as often as we want them. So he makes a triple batch of biscuits when he makes them. He cuts them out and puts them in aluminum pans, covers them with wax paper, and put them in our deep freezer. We bake one batch of biscuits for now, and have two or three batches for later use. You can thaw out two biscuits for one person, or a couple batches for the whole family and/or company. Let them thaw for about 15 minutes without the wax paper on them. Then bake them at 450 degrees until golden brown. Delicious! Glinda M
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Originally posted by The Chef: Homemade Biscuits
My husband loves to make homemade biscuits. And we stay so busy that we don't get them with a meal as often as we want them. So he makes a triple batch of biscuits when he makes them. He cuts them out and puts them in aluminum pans, covers them with wax paper, and put them in our deep freezer. We bake one batch of biscuits for now, and have two or three batches for later use. You can thaw out two biscuits for one person, or a couple batches for the whole family and/or company. Let them thaw for about 15 minutes without the wax paper on them. Then bake them at 450 degrees until golden brown. Delicious! Glinda M