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Wonderful biscuits! I changed the recipe by using some whole wheat flour instead of all white flour (1 1/2 cups white and 1/2 cup whole wheat). I also added some lemon zest, orange zest, a few tablespoons of sugar, and some raisins. Delicious!
Sounds great
My biscuits didn’t rise at all. Any ideas. Made for my father who has to watch salt intake
You DO realize baking powder has a boatload of SALT?
You can buy one that has no salt cost more but it has no salt
These do not really qualify as "Heart Healthy" considering every teaspoon of baking powder can range from 75 mg of sodium, to 300 mg or more. Plus there is an added 1/4 tsp. of actual salt, misleading title!
Then don't add the 1/4 teaspoon of salt problem solved
I would use canola oil it has less saturated fat.
Makes GREAT biscuits. As for the sodium content, I'm a heart patient as well, WIDOW MAKER SURVIVOR. You can purchase/use sodium free baking powder "HAIN" - it works fine. You can find it online. The only sodium you're getting in this recipe is from the 1/4 tsp which is 500 mg BUT REMEMBER you're making 12 or more biscuits. That's roughly 41 mg per biscuit.
Wow! You are a miracle. It's called the "Widow Maker" because most don't survive it. Congratulations and many years of health and happiness to you and your loved ones. God bless!
Your recipe for these turn out like unleavened bread no ride whatsoever!
They came out like rocks. The dough was hard and stiff
If you over mix the dough it makes the biscuits tough.
My mom recently had a heart attack and we are trying to find good healthy foods for her to eat, anyone have any suggestions?
Mine came out unpleasantly dense. Im on a cardiac diet and was sooo hopeful. Did I knead too much? Not enough? Help!
The biscuits are pretty good :)
Taste good to me!
Baking powder - check expiry date. Don't knead too much - oil from hands can affect the finished product.