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Oh my gosh!!!! I'm going to HAVE to try these!!!!! Biscuit heaven!!!!
quietstorm on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
Suzanne, The biscuits are amazing, they look just like Tudor's and I'm sure they taste even better! Unfortunately, we've had to cut way back on these. My man was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure and cholesterol. He gets turkey bacon and egg beater sandwiches during the week, and gets treated to the "real stuff" for Sunday morning breakfast.
yvonnem on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
Everybody raves about Cracker Barrel biscuits.Well, to each his own, but no biscuits can even hold a candle to Tudor's.(except maybe mine)lol.I make mine the same exact way.White Lily self-rising flour is the best flour for biscuits.Southern women swear by it.
Dumbcatluvr on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
This recipe is very close to the one I use for my biscuits. The first time I made biscuits for my new family, my youngest step-son asked "what are those?" Starting then I was on a mission to make the best biscuits I possibly could and I think I have finally done that. I bake biscuits at least 3 times a week for us and sometimes more on the week end for an early morning breakfast for neighbors, I love baking biscuits.
Joell on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
An attentive supervisor is an asset, even for duck stuff. He will teach his charges things like--how to get all your ducks in a row
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I grew up in WV (Huntington) but now I live in Georgia. Whenever I go home to visit, I MUST visit Tudor's and get a Thundering Herd biscuit. Man, I miss Tudor's! Thanks for the recipe; now I can have my fix without having to drive 500 miles to get it!
wildcat on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
Ah, Suzanne............being a celiac, I tell myself time and again that I am ok with gluten free stuff. And then you post these amazing, mouth watering recipes that bring back the memories of really good biscuits and bread. GF just doesn't completely match up. Very interesting to learn about the geographic differences in wheat. These biscuits look and sound lovely - I am sure that many families are going to thank you for your post. Lucky for them (and Rodney) you have done such thorough research!
joeyfulnoise on Homemade Tudor's Biscuits
Rodney looks like a good, hard working country man. GOOD. Those are the best kind. I heartily approve! 'Bout time you had a good guy!
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It was my knee. It had fluid on it. It's finally much better!
Suzanne McMinn on Day at the Livestock Auction
Auctions make me cry. My animals tend to be rescues. I'm a schmuck.
Country Blossom on Day at the Livestock Auction
I'm surprised you got to take any pictures. Oftentimes sale barns don't allow them. PETA and ASPCA and all that. When I went to horse sales, it was just for tack. Couldn't afford and didn't have room for all the horses I wanted to rescue, so I just left before they sold.
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