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Beer 'n' Brat Biscuits

Submitted by: Nancy Bourget 
'My husband, our three girls and I all love to cook, so we're always coming up with something new to try,' explains Nancy Bourget of Round Rock, Texas. These yummy biscuits require just four ingredients, including leftover brats. TIP: 'Serve them with mustard and a big bowl of rice and beans or bean soup.' recommends Nancy. 

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Beaten Biscuits

Submitted by: Kevin Ryan 
This is an old Southern recipe featuring lard, low-gluten flour and cream. A food processor eases the preparation. 

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Flaky Dill Biscuits

Submitted by: Taste of Home's Fast Family Favorites 
The dill weed in these lovely golden biscuits really comes through. They're fluffy, tender and delicious. 

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Sour Cream Biscuits

Submitted by: Debbie Rowe 
Sour cream has a wonderful way of helping produce tender baked goods, such as these delicate biscuits. 

Cheese Biscuits II

Submitted by: Nell Marsh 
This is a light biscuit with the sassy taste of Cheddar, and green and red peppers. 

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Easy Biscuits

Submitted by: Brenda 
Three ingredient biscuits. 

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Vickie's Beer Bread

Submitted by: Vickie 
Bread in a jiffy using good old barley pop. 

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Ginger Biscuits

Submitted by: Taste of Home's Fast Family Favorites 
These mildly spiced biscuits taste best served warm. They rely on convenient baking mix and orange yogurt, so they're virtually fuss-free. 

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Baking Powder Biscuits I

Submitted by: Anne 
Just mix the basic ingredients, drop the batter by spoonfuls onto a baking sheet, and bake. These golden biscuits are so simple you will be surprised by the lovely texture and taste. 

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Mom's Baking Powder Biscuits

Submitted by: Jodeen Brown 
This is the recipe my mom always made. I like to use the butter flavored shortening, but you can use regular. Amount of biscuits you get depends on how big around you make them and the thickness. My daughter likes me to make smaller ones. 
 
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