Biscuits Like Mom Never Made

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Biscuits Like Mom Never Made

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon nutritional yeast flakes
1/3 cup non-hydrogenated vegan margarine, softened
3/4 cup soy or rice milk

Directions:

In a medium bowl, mix flour, baking powder, nutritional yeast flakes and salt together.

With a fork, blend in margarine until mixture is crumbly. Stir in milk until well blended.

Drop biscuit-size spoonfuls of dough onto a lightly greased baking sheet.

Bake at 450-degrees for 10 to 12 mins. until golden brown. Serve hot.

Serves: 15 biscuits

Preparation time: 10 mins.

I madw these biscuits, but the dough seemed too sticky. I added a little soymilk. Should the recipe be altered, or is the dough supposed to be that sticky?

Archived comment by: allison

Made your biscuit recipe tonight with one small adjustment, used 2/3 cup of rice milk. They rolled out nicely, and I cut them and baked them like regular biscuits. My daughter said they didn't even taste vegan. I think next time I'll try to make dumplings with this recipe.

Archived comment by: ruth

I made these using 2/3 cup of soy milk and I thought they were too dry. I would think that 3/4 cup would be better. Besides that they are wonderful and easy. I think I will keep this as a base recipe as I further experiment with biscuits. Thank you.

Archived comment by: shelly

I make these biscuits at least once a week, either for dinner with soup/stew or for breakfast with jam! My children (ages 3-1/2 and 18 mos) LOVE these. I altered the recipe by using 1/2 wwpastry flour, and add a smidge more nutr. yeast. I like to impress my non-veg friends by making these, they're always a hit!

Archived comment by: joi

These are delicous. I have found that if you make them with vanilla rice/soy milk, that they make a delicous fluffy scone, of course, only if you as raspberry jelly hahahahahahah

Archived comment by: alligator

They are delicious. I will try them next time with chocolate pieces inside.

Archived comment by: elser

Excellent and very forgiving and easy recipe! Thanks so much, this will be a staple now.

Archived comment by: cali

This recipe is fabulous!!! Its always a hit especially when I top the biscuits with a simple white gravy and soy sausage crumbles. Vegan biscuits and gravy!!

Archived comment by: jac79

Great recipe! I tried a variation by omitting the nutritional yeast flakes, adding a bit of vegan sugar (not too much) and chocolate chips. yummy! I also enjoy the regular recipe with chunky gravy.

Archived comment by: sparkle_j

Delicious! These were GREAT biscuits. I made them for Thanksgiving and they got rave reviews. I also used this recipe to make a pie crust for a veggie pot pie and that was VERY yummy. I just rolled the batter between two sheets of wax paper with some flour dusted on so it didn't stick, and it turned out WONDERFUL!

Archived comment by: xemcats

I added an extra half-teaspoon of nutritional yeast and a little more soy milk. These biscuits are wonderful!

Archived comment by: silverbean

Wow! These biscuits are super-simple to make and really delicious! Thank you!

Archived comment by: carnelian

These biscuts are absolutely WONDERFUL and super simple to make. I'd been craving biscuits all day and these completely hit the spot. I definetly plan on using this recipe for dumplings the next time that I make soup. Thanks!!

Archived comment by: stellar26

Good, I added more water and made drop biscuits instead! Also I added a little sucanat to sweeten up the batter a touch.

Archived comment by: ebaypowerseller

I made vegan biscuits and sausage gravy, and this is such a great and easy recipe! So yummy! I ended up adding more soy milk, about 1 cup because the mix was too dry.

Archived comment by: amberlini

I made these for a Christmas dinner w/10 carnviores. All of them liked them quite a lot, but felt they were more like biscotti than biscuits. I think I may add a little more liquid and cook less than 10 minutes next time.

Archived comment by: kparsons

My kids loved these, the mix was very sticky and they have been nick-named the pokey biscuits. These are sooo easy! I started mixing the dry ingredients in a zip loc with the wet ingredients listed on the bag for extra easy assembly in a pinch (gotta do these things with kids, it makes my life sooo much easier) Thanks for the recipe!

Archived comment by: speedyvws

Could shredded cheese be placed within the batter to substitute the nutritional flakes? If not, what is a good substitute for the flakes?

Archived comment by: stride4unity

stride4unity-these biscuits would be fine omitting the nutritional yeast-I bet shredded soy cheese would be good though-I'd probably add herbs or garlic powder to make them savoury too

Archived comment by: cheerjess

We had these biscuits last night (along with the Old Fashioned Potato Soup recipe from this site). They were really great. I didn't think they were going to work because the batter was so sticky but they were delicious. They remind me of Bob Evans biscuits. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

Archived comment by: vegan1

ive made these biscuits for about a year now and everyone seems to like them. i usually put in more nutritional yeast, 1 cup soy milk, less butter and some garlic salt and italian seasoning. a little bit of vegan parmesan cheese can be added as well if you like your biscuits cheesey. thank you for this recipe! (it goes very well with the super easy 4-ingredient gravy)

Archived comment by: kayti

These turned out absolutely amazing! I didn't change a thing to the recipe. Light, fluffy, very flavourful, and quick too! Many thanks

Archived comment by: trudel

These were pretty good, but I think next time I'm gonna add more Nutritional Yeast. I did the whole spoonful thing, but I think they'd turn out better with slightly less water and rolled and cut. I don't know why, but that way feels better.

Archived comment by: goodygrrl

I know what the problem was now. I didn't take them out in time. This time I took them out when the bottoms were golden brown. The tops were still white, but they were nice and fluffy and cooked all the way through. Very good. I will have to stop overcooking my foods...

Archived comment by: goodygrrl

thank you for this recipe! i just made these & through some herby vegan gravy over em. sooo good.

Archived comment by: pixieled

These were great! I never imagined biscuits without butter could be so good, but these were probably the best I've ever made.

Archived comment by: moi

fluffy, soft, savory, and easy to make. these biscuits are perfect! my apartment is very dry and warm and the instructions you gave were perfect. For those that find them too sticky, try rolling them on the side of the bowl with the spoon. It took some working in, but the dough finally became smooth and pliable. my husband couldnt stop eating them, hee hee. added you to my recipe box. thank you!

Archived comment by: ladywyntir

These are scrumptious. I blobbed the dough on top of thick veggie stew to make a pot-pie - absolutely gorgeous. Thanks!!

Archived comment by: poledragon

ok, i made these and they tasted good at first, but the after taste was AWFUL! it was extremely bitter, so much so that no one would eat the biscuits and we had to throw them all away. what went wrong?

Archived comment by: curiale

I made these over a month ago and forgot to comment. I don't think I made any adjustments to the recipe, and they came out very good. My boyfriend was craving biscuits and gravy, and he said these really liked these. We ate them with Gimme Lean sausage gravy. Curiale, I'm not sure what went wrong. Maybe try cutting the baking powder? Were you using a different flour or soy milk that might give an aftertaste? Probably not, hmmmm...

Archived comment by: charlotte

Maybe boiling these would make dumplings? If anyone has tried, let me know

thanks

Archived comment by: vegetasia