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Biscuits, honey, apple butter from a South Carolina orchard, and my sister's delicious strawberry jam. It was a nice welcome back into the world of the living after a 24-hour regimen of plain white rice and gatorade.



Can I call these drop biscuits? I scooped and plopped them onto the baking sheet, but it seems like most drop biscuit recipes call for melted butter instead of butter cut into flour. Hmmm. Are there any biscuit experts out there that can set me straight?







&nbsp;...<br/><br/>Read more here: <a href="https://eatyourvegetable.com/buttermilk-biscuits/">buttermilk biscuits</a>]]></description>
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