Part of Cold Butter
Biscuits
Cold Butter, Quick Hands. Biscuits rise from cold butter and baking powder, not yeast. No rise to wait on, no starter to feed.
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Biscuits, cornbread, and scones built around cold fat, light hands, and a hot bake.
Cold Butter, Quick Hands. Biscuits rise from cold butter and baking powder, not yeast. No rise to wait on, no starter to feed.
Same Butter, Different Grain. Cornbread uses the same cold-butter technique as any biscuit, just with cornmeal doing half the work and a hot skillet finishing the crust.
The Same Trick, Dressed Up. Scones use the exact same cold-butter method as any biscuit, just shaped into wedges and finished sweeter.
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