Hussy, now this actually made my mouth water. Notice you didn’t twist when cutting the biscuits, that was a HUGE no no from my grandma. She’d get me everytime I tried to do it. Good stuff buddy
There is no fretting about the gravy. 1 lbs breakfast sausag, 1/3 cup flour, 3+ cups milk, salt and pepper. That's it. I add onion and garlic powder and galric juice from a jar of minced garlic. That's it!
Little funny story about garlic and to gravy. I added some once to my gravy because I wanted to “chef it up”. Served it to my momma thinking she was going to do cartwheels since it was so good. Well, that didn’t happen. The look she gave me was the look of “I’m about to beat you up boy”. 😂. Personally, I like it without too, but that comes to mind real vividly.
You can step that sausage gravy up a notch and add some scrambled or cut up boiled eggs. Go even further and pour it on a pizza crust and top it with a lot of cheese and make you a breakfast pizza.
"Working it less, tastes the best". My grandmother use to tell me this saying when she was making her biscuits and I never understood it until I got older. Over-working the doe will give you dense heavy biscuits that aren't desirable for anything but dumplings.
I had sausage gravy in a restaurant in Indiana. They claimed it was the best. I should have known better. It was not in the south. My grandson and I ordered it. We both decided it was the worse sausage gravy we had ever tasted. I make mine like you did. How can you spoil that. They must have used some crazy spices or something. It was awful. I’m afraid to order it in a restaurant now.
Love it when chefs do old fashion “like my mama” recipes. Those are a lost art and appreciate it. Unfortunately people will point out faults in people no matter what. Speaks volumes about them. You continue to do you…we love it. Thank you for all the hard work
Thank you friend, I appreciate these kind words. It's a difficult thing to put yourself out there, because someone will rip you. Thanks so much for your support!
Ok, I'm still watching, I'm at 3:53, and the biscuit recipe looks like my grandma's, so far, so I'm stoked!!! BUT, you seem to have your heart set on someone busting your chops over it, so I figured I'd throw ya a, "you shoulda used lard, darn it!!!!" , I'm gonna make the biscuits, don't you worry about that. Gravy looks amazing, bacon renderings work well too. I gotta go make biscuits and gravy, Thanks Matt!!!! Oh, and Jacob, you shouldn't give the guy with the large wooden club, to much grief, especially when they're Hungry.🤣
I’m not 100% sure, but my mom and her sisters and likely her mother always used Crisco(shortening). I bet they used lard at some point just because shortening wasn’t around. Glad you’re enjoying the video so far!
If you get lazy like I do sometimes(more times than not) I just buy a can of Libby's sausage gravy and a bag of Mary B's frozen buttermilk biscuits and it's not a bad alternative to homemade. Libby's sausage gravy just needs to be loosened up a bit with either water or milk, and I add a lot of black pepper because I like it that way.
Nailed it Mathew my friend!! This video got sent right straight to my saved file to be watched over n over again 😊 Hope you don't mind being a constant replay 😅. I can't wait to try this repeatedly. Thank you for your time and effort for this one,it's much appreciated 😊❤ Edit: rewatched twice already 😂😂
I was concerned for your gravy when you put your sausage straight on the griddle top! I was like whoops he gonna need somethin, somethin for the rue… lol! Something’s just aren’t made for the griddle. I want all my sausage grease for my gravy. But I will say I was impressed with the making of biscuits on the griddle. My all time favorite breakfast!Except you were missing a couple eggs over medium on those biscuits before the gravy!!!
So the reason I like to do it all on the griddle is to appeal to those folks that might only have this as their cooking device as well as campers, etc. Showing the versatility. Even if I'd had that sausage in a pan, it wouldn't have had enough fat and I'd have to supplement.
Biscuitville! I stopped there when I was passing through somewhere in NC a few months ago, and it was the most amazing bacon egg and cheese biscuit I'd ever had. Never heard of them before, but I live in Texas so that's probably why.
I've always heard that Martha White flour was the best for biscuits, they sponsored Flatt & Scruggs for a long time after all. BTW no one sells Martha White flour in Arizona and Amazon gouges.
Your biscuits will rise better if they're actually touching when you start them. No idea why, but it's true. Also, in place of some of your salt, try a chicken bullion cube or even better, some Better than Bullion (chicken). Adds a ton of rich flavor.
Enjoye your video. Yes i love Brenda's biscuits but sometimes i have to use frozen and if i have some great gravy i really don't care what biscuit i have.
If you buy the cheapest sausage you can find it will make enough fat for the gravy, and much better gravy in my opinion. Either way that looks like a good mess of biscuits and gravy!
Mmmm...love biscuits and gravy! Looks a lot like how Ma-maw made biscuits back in the day (and biscuits went with every kind of breakfast...eggs, bacon, sausage, gravy, jelly, syrup, grits). She didn't use oil, she used good ol' lard. She always made more biscuits than anyone could eat for one meal. As she never believed in serving leftovers, the dogs got the extra ones. I might add, they were the best-fed dogs in Lewis County, Tennessee. Thanks for the video!
Hey Hussey! Nothing could be better for breakfast. Easy to make, too. Did Maggie get anything? Really good video. Did you make that inside on your trip to Kure this year?
Hussy, gosh darnit boy. Dang it boy! Love ya man your videos are always awesome to watch. You fun always upbeat and positive and your always cooking great stuff. My family drove by Brenda Gans house but didn't stop on the way to Destin because my mother in law loves her cooking.
Im from philly, though, I was stationed at Ft. Bragg for 5 years. The first time I ever had this was when I was at Fayetteville. I fell in love. My momma was from rural Tennessee but never made it, don't know why.
Thank YOU HUNGRY HUSSEY!!!! Shared on FB --- as I'm your biggest cheerleader & want everyone to know how to properly cook a SOUTHERN DELIGHT ~ just like my Grannie Haynes did! NOW....next on the menu request is: RED EYE GRAVEY with COUNTRY HAM BISCUITS......yummy! YOU never disappoint!
I've been wanting to make these like my momma and her family. I should have helped more when she was cooking, but that's not an option at this point. I'm glad to find her and see what she does.
Just found your videos and when you mentioned Duke's mayonnaise and Cheerwine I knew where you were from. You make biscuits like aunt Freda who made the best biscuits ever. I'm ready to, learn more.
Matt another great cook! I love biscuits and gravy. The next time you make some try adding a few tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce to take it to the next level.
Years ago, and I mean really years ago, we did homemade from scratch biscuits just like this. And when we got older and lazier, we discovered frozen Pillsbury Grands and we ain't looked back. And if you're really in a hurry, toast can be substituted for the biscuits. The gravy works good on skillet potatoes too. Ask me how I know.
I saved this video for the next time I make biscuits and gravy. I have never made biscuits that way but I will try. Thanks for the tip of cooking my flour. Mine always tasted like flour.
I'm glad you found it helpful. The flour will also start smelling kind of nutty too, but it's certainly okay to try as well. I think you'll crush your next gravy!
By the way, my wife ALWAYS makes thin biscuits! I guess it's just what you are brought up eating. You still need to chunk that rolling pin and REALLY make those biscuits by hand. My wife doesn't measure anything either! I think you are doing a really great job!
I’m in Wyoming and B and G is my favorite Sunday breakfast. Never been to Louisiana but I like Creole seasoning in mine. A nice heat when it’s below zero in the windy winters up here. It gave me a little validation for this non southerner to see I have been doing my gravy right all these years. Love this channel.
Excellent, Matt! I was down south this past week, and had an excellent biscuits and gravy in Savannah, GA. I'll most certainly be trying your recipe back in NY!
That's a flashback to childhood for sure! Mom made "Cat Head" biscuits but the way she made them is very similar to how you made these. Thanks for sharing the video.
I just started using a couple of diced thick sliced sea salt and pepper bacon before starting the sausage. I found that gives more than enough fat for the roux and gives that wonderful meat candy flavor to the gravy.
Here is a tips for yall... When you first add liquid to the roux... make it chicken stock.. (even just buillion and water)... THEN add milk.. cook down... . THEN add some cream to finish. Garnish with LOADS of black pepper. Also,, while I'm at it, get some color on that sausage.
Crisco is what most southern women that made biscuits for years for their family still use. Plus, incorporating the fat with the buttermilk ensures more even distribution of the fat per molecule of flour, resulting in a more tender biscuit. This is the real deal southern way.
@@thehungryhussey well I learned from my Gma who had a restaurant for 30 years...she taught me the way I use and she's a southern woman...and her biscuits were tender and flaky...so??
So?? So there’s more than one way to do things buddy. Not your way or my way. My family growing up uses Crisco (even Biscuitville and Bojangles uses it). This is the way it was taught to me. If you want to show what you know, go do your thing.
I like to make bacon first then use the bacon grease to cook the sausage in, then i make the gravy. So good
That's one way too! If I have bacon grease on hand, I'll supplement with that instead of butter, but hey, nothing wrong with butter either. Haha
Hussy, now this actually made my mouth water. Notice you didn’t twist when cutting the biscuits, that was a HUGE no no from my grandma. She’d get me everytime I tried to do it. Good stuff buddy
Thanks my friend for watching!
Brenda is a jewel!
I wonder if she gets a lot of hate for using Crisco too? 😛
I hopped right on your video when your name 😂 came across my feed...and i am Brenda Gantt fan. This looks yummy 😋
Thanks so much for stopping by!
I absolutely hate with a passion breakfast sausage, so I use bacon in mine
There is no fretting about the gravy. 1 lbs breakfast sausag, 1/3 cup flour, 3+ cups milk, salt and pepper. That's it. I add onion and garlic powder and galric juice from a jar of minced garlic. That's it!
Little funny story about garlic and to gravy. I added some once to my gravy because I wanted to “chef it up”. Served it to my momma thinking she was going to do cartwheels since it was so good. Well, that didn’t happen. The look she gave me was the look of “I’m about to beat you up boy”. 😂. Personally, I like it without too, but that comes to mind real vividly.
@thehungryhussey Yikes. Glad you survived!
That's what I'm talking about. Breakfast of champions!!
Probably my favorite video of yours no Mayo LOL!! I was waiting for you to put mayo on the biscuits LOL
😂 Don’t temp me with a good time now.
This is how you title a youtube video, hope this one works well for you
I appreciate this comment so much, thank you!
That looks great! Don't worry about those complainers, you make them biscuits any way you want 😄
😊 thank you, appreciate the support! It means a lot!
You can step that sausage gravy up a notch and add some scrambled or cut up boiled eggs. Go even further and pour it on a pizza crust and top it with a lot of cheese and make you a breakfast pizza.
Good stuff. I like more than a little pepper in mine but I wouldn't walk away from it just the way you did it.
Where did the one huge biscuit go? We all saw it. 😂
Jacob and I ate it with butter slathered all over it. 😂
You did great, just like Ms Brenda. Thanks for all you do.
Glad you enjoyed this my friend!
Lay the biscuit down, to grease the top side, then flip and bake.
"Working it less, tastes the best". My grandmother use to tell me this saying when she was making her biscuits and I never understood it until I got older. Over-working the doe will give you dense heavy biscuits that aren't desirable for anything but dumplings.
I had sausage gravy in a restaurant in Indiana. They claimed it was the best. I should have known better. It was not in the south. My grandson and I ordered it. We both decided it was the worse sausage gravy we had ever tasted. I make mine like you did. How can you spoil that. They must have used some crazy spices or something. It was awful. I’m afraid to order it in a restaurant now.
Ordering gravy out just don't work haha. I think they use a mix of a pre made and homemade sometimes. Not sure, but I agree it's gross.
I just want to eat raw biscuits with flour on top like I would sneak as a kid
Haha... Hey, it's the little things, right?
Love it when chefs do old fashion “like my mama” recipes. Those are a lost art and appreciate it. Unfortunately people will point out faults in people no matter what. Speaks volumes about them. You continue to do you…we love it. Thank you for all the hard work
Thank you friend, I appreciate these kind words. It's a difficult thing to put yourself out there, because someone will rip you. Thanks so much for your support!
I agree but there is nothing wrong with using grands biscuits if you are in a hurry.
I grew up and went to church with Miss Brenda my whole life. Randomly clicked on your video and got a laugh at your call out. Small world lol.
She's amazing!
Thank you for sharing brother. sounded a bit difficult. Handled with grace my friend. well done.
If it weren't for stupid things like cholesterol I'd eat biscuits & gravy practically every day. So simple yet so tasty.
I completely understand about that. Getting older sucks!
I make sausage gravy and biscuits the exact same way. Turns out perfectly every time. Family loves it when I throw this down on a camping trip. 😊
It's so darn good especially camping! Thanks for watching!
May dad made the biscuits and gravy when I was growing up. He made biscuits the same way.
yummy i love biscutes and gravy
They're so darn good!
I love it all! And watching Mrs Gantts videos - reminds me of my mama, Grandmama and granny’s cooking. I sure do miss them.
She’s a great lady I do believe!
I was always told "never trust a skinny cook" 😂😂😂
I’ve met some scrawny boys that can throw down too!
I have too!!
Ok, I'm still watching, I'm at 3:53, and the biscuit recipe looks like my grandma's, so far, so I'm stoked!!! BUT, you seem to have your heart set on someone busting your chops over it, so I figured I'd throw ya a, "you shoulda used lard, darn it!!!!" , I'm gonna make the biscuits, don't you worry about that. Gravy looks amazing, bacon renderings work well too. I gotta go make biscuits and gravy, Thanks Matt!!!! Oh, and Jacob, you shouldn't give the guy with the large wooden club, to much grief, especially when they're Hungry.🤣
I’m not 100% sure, but my mom and her sisters and likely her mother always used Crisco(shortening). I bet they used lard at some point just because shortening wasn’t around. Glad you’re enjoying the video so far!
If you get lazy like I do sometimes(more times than not) I just buy a can of Libby's sausage gravy and a bag of Mary B's frozen buttermilk biscuits and it's not a bad alternative to homemade. Libby's sausage gravy just needs to be loosened up a bit with either water or milk, and I add a lot of black pepper because I like it that way.
That should be illegal in all 50 states! Lol
I always make my own gravy, that part is easy. But there's not a thing wrong with frozen biscuits. I like pilsbury southern style.
Nailed it Mathew my friend!! This video got sent right straight to my saved file to be watched over n over again 😊 Hope you don't mind being a constant replay 😅. I can't wait to try this repeatedly. Thank you for your time and effort for this one,it's much appreciated 😊❤ Edit: rewatched twice already 😂😂
Man that’s awesome buddy! Thanks so much! Also for recommending it too.
I was concerned for your gravy when you put your sausage straight on the griddle top! I was like whoops he gonna need somethin, somethin for the rue… lol! Something’s just aren’t made for the griddle. I want all my sausage grease for my gravy. But I will say I was impressed with the making of biscuits on the griddle. My all time favorite breakfast!Except you were missing a couple eggs over medium on those biscuits before the gravy!!!
So the reason I like to do it all on the griddle is to appeal to those folks that might only have this as their cooking device as well as campers, etc. Showing the versatility. Even if I'd had that sausage in a pan, it wouldn't have had enough fat and I'd have to supplement.
Biscuitville! I stopped there when I was passing through somewhere in NC a few months ago, and it was the most amazing bacon egg and cheese biscuit I'd ever had. Never heard of them before, but I live in Texas so that's probably why.
They’re a NC based chain out of Greensboro, NC.
Did you know that crisco was originally developed back in the day to be a diesel engine lubricant? YUM! Use a natural animal fat like bacon grease.
That’s actually not true and undetermined. Thanks for watching anyway! Crisco has been used by my family for decades my friend and all is well.
My momma kilt my daddy with crisco,,,no crisco…..
Dang, sorry to hear that.
Use butter
They sell non-hydrogenated shortening. Use that instead of crisco.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
But he ate good Michael he ate good don't hate on momma
I've always heard that Martha White flour was the best for biscuits, they sponsored Flatt & Scruggs for a long time after all. BTW no one sells Martha White flour in Arizona and Amazon gouges.
There’s a few “good ones” around for flour along with local milling companies too.
Your biscuits will rise better if they're actually touching when you start them. No idea why, but it's true. Also, in place of some of your salt, try a chicken bullion cube or even better, some Better than Bullion (chicken). Adds a ton of rich flavor.
You’re right, if they touch they’ll rise more,
Enjoye your video. Yes i love Brenda's biscuits but sometimes i have to use frozen and if i have some great gravy i really don't care what biscuit i have.
People on the internet give me flack about it, but frozen biscuits are as good in my opinion! Thank you for watching!
That's some southern perfection right there Hussey!
If you buy the cheapest sausage you can find it will make enough fat for the gravy, and much better gravy in my opinion. Either way that looks like a good mess of biscuits and gravy!
You're right, the cheap stuff has more rendering,.
My struggle is trying to avoid biscuit disease!🤣
You just can’t beat a good sausage gravy biscuit meal.........I love hamburger gravy the same way.
I like the sounds of that burger gravy!~
Mmmm...love biscuits and gravy! Looks a lot like how Ma-maw made biscuits back in the day (and biscuits went with every kind of breakfast...eggs, bacon, sausage, gravy, jelly, syrup, grits). She didn't use oil, she used good ol' lard. She always made more biscuits than anyone could eat for one meal. As she never believed in serving leftovers, the dogs got the extra ones. I might add, they were the best-fed dogs in Lewis County, Tennessee. Thanks for the video!
Lard is what they had more than any after harvesting their hog. Crisco is what most ladies use now.
Mrs B's frozen biscuits will do in a pinch
nothing better than biscuit and gravy for breakfast for my self it last up to 6 hours thank for show 2 T up pro .
You bet! Thanks for watching!
You did great. Watch Brenda Gantt myself. Have learned so much from both of you.
She's a lot of fun!
Delicious, I use leftover bacon grease
Woooo son, that's some good groceries Hussey
Gravy and biscuits that's funny it's called biscuits and gravy.🤔🤣
I see what you did there...
Hey Hussey!
Nothing could be better for breakfast. Easy to make, too.
Did Maggie get anything?
Really good video.
Did you make that inside on your trip to Kure this year?
Maggie got a piece of that big biscuit!
I always add baking powder to self rising flour. My momma did it and my grannie did it
Gives it a little more lift for sure!
Hussy, gosh darnit boy. Dang it boy! Love ya man your videos are always awesome to watch. You fun always upbeat and positive and your always cooking great stuff. My family drove by Brenda Gans house but didn't stop on the way to Destin because my mother in law loves her cooking.
BraveTart, Stella Parks, has a great biscuit recipe to try. Little time consuming and involved, but absolutely worth it!
Im from philly, though, I was stationed at Ft. Bragg for 5 years.
The first time I ever had this was when I was at Fayetteville. I fell in love.
My momma was from rural Tennessee but never made it, don't know why.
Hussey I’m hungry now
That’s what I like to hear!
Good video Matthew I'm gonna try this my friend THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA...
Thank you Frank, I hope you enjoy the recipe my friend! Be a great breakfast for a cold Montana day!
@@thehungryhussey yes sir that statement is correct my friend.....
Sausage gravy and biscuits is one of my favorite breakfast meals. You nailed it!
Thanks so much, Keith!
You know you've cooked the roux enough if it smells like pie crust. Works every time. Making me hungry over here.
Good tip and true.
Looks delicious and there is a fly at the end that appears to approve!!
Haha... he wanted to be character on the show too!
Biscuits bake way better in an oven compared to a griddle
Haha... I'd say you're correct in that statement, but my audience is typically griddle and bbq outdoors and so this is how I rolled with this video.
Wow…make your tongue slap your head crazy. 😮
Heck yeah!
Try adding a can of cream of mushroom to add an extra depth and richness
I don’t believe I could bring myself to that one.
No grief from Jack, watching you make biscuits is almost as if you were making pasta
Thank YOU HUNGRY HUSSEY!!!! Shared on FB --- as I'm your biggest cheerleader & want everyone to know how to properly cook a SOUTHERN DELIGHT ~ just like my Grannie Haynes did! NOW....next on the menu request is: RED EYE GRAVEY with COUNTRY HAM BISCUITS......yummy! YOU never disappoint!
I like that idea of some red eye gravy now!
Thanks so much for being a great supporter!
Delicious! Love my biscuits and sausage Gravy 👏👍🏼🇺🇸
They're so dang good!
Gusset where did you get the Blackstone dome cover
Used to be carried at Walmart my friend
Awesome cook. Reminds me of my mom and grandma. Cathead buttermilk biscuits are the best. Sop them biscuits is some molasses. What a treat 🤤🤤🤤.
That’s a good looking breakfast Hussey! Good groceries!
Thanks brother!
Brenda Gantt has it going on when it comes to bisquits 🎉
I've been wanting to make these like my momma and her family. I should have helped more when she was cooking, but that's not an option at this point. I'm glad to find her and see what she does.
Just found your videos and when you mentioned Duke's mayonnaise and Cheerwine I knew where you were from. You make biscuits like aunt Freda who made the best biscuits ever. I'm ready to, learn more.
Hope you enjoy!
Tried your recipe and made biscuits from scratch for the first time in my life On my blackstone no less. I’m starting to spoil my wife.
@@rickdoby7361 , you’re crushing is my man! Nothing wrong with spoiling your bride either!
Delicious.
Thanks so much!
Matt another great cook! I love biscuits and gravy. The next time you make some try adding a few tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce to take it to the next level.
Thanks buddy!
Sardines in gravy hard pass
Celery salt
Grasshopper next time use bacon grease , not butter
Didn't have any on hand honestly and have used it before too.
now THOSE are some biscuits!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
Looks Great
Years ago, and I mean really years ago, we did homemade from scratch biscuits just like this. And when we got older and lazier, we discovered frozen Pillsbury Grands and we ain't looked back. And if you're really in a hurry, toast can be substituted for the biscuits. The gravy works good on skillet potatoes too. Ask me how I know.
For sure bud! I like to use the frozen ones myself. Thaw overnight, and they are great!
Throw them Biscuits in the air fryer 😮😊
If only I had one. 😔
Looks good.... love some biscuits and gravy.....👍👍
Love Biscuits and Gravy. Awesome recipe Matt.
I saved this video for the next time I make biscuits and gravy. I have never made biscuits that way but I will try. Thanks for the tip of cooking my flour. Mine always tasted like flour.
I'm glad you found it helpful. The flour will also start smelling kind of nutty too, but it's certainly okay to try as well. I think you'll crush your next gravy!
The shoutout to Brenda Gantt adds credibility, for sure :) Love to see someone who knows how to make gravy!
She’s so awesome to watch!
Looks very delicious Matt. Great Groceries
Thanks so much!
By the way, my wife ALWAYS makes thin biscuits! I guess it's just what you are brought up eating. You still need to chunk that rolling pin and REALLY make those biscuits by hand. My wife doesn't measure anything either! I think you are doing a really great job!
I'm working my way up to doing it all by hand, that's soon!
I’m in Wyoming and B and G is my favorite Sunday breakfast. Never been to Louisiana but I like Creole seasoning in mine. A nice heat when it’s below zero in the windy winters up here. It gave me a little validation for this non southerner to see I have been doing my gravy right all these years. Love this channel.
Thanks for watching! For a little heat, I typically add some Texas Pete to mine or whatever hot sauce kick I'm on at that time. 😛
Great video Hussey. But I have three words for ya.. Grands Southern Homestyle! 😉😆
Tell that the internet man... These folks will eat you up using a canned or frozen biscuit. So I had to flex.
"The Hussey diet center of the Triad"..... I'm going to need you to make that your next venture after this awesomeness!!!
Haha... "I'm not only a client, I'm the president too"....
Excellent, Matt! I was down south this past week, and had an excellent biscuits and gravy in Savannah, GA. I'll most certainly be trying your recipe back in NY!
I saw your pictures and saw your B&G picture too. I thought "Matt may enjoy the next video I have coming up". Thanks bud. Hope you had a great trip!
Too much talk and hand waving
Thanks for watching!
That's a flashback to childhood for sure! Mom made "Cat Head" biscuits but the way she made them is very similar to how you made these. Thanks for sharing the video.
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for watching!
corn starch instead of flour
That would be breaking a state law!
That Biscuitville shoutout ❤
Little local love!
I just started using a couple of diced thick sliced sea salt and pepper bacon before starting the sausage. I found that gives more than enough fat for the roux and gives that wonderful meat candy flavor to the gravy.
Sounds delish!
Here is a tips for yall... When you first add liquid to the roux... make it chicken stock.. (even just buillion and water)... THEN add milk.. cook down... . THEN add some cream to finish. Garnish with LOADS of black pepper. Also,, while I'm at it, get some color on that sausage.
Thanks boss!
I'm sorry about your mother.
Thanks so much. Very kind of you. I love these videos when I can talk about her.
Love your content always wholesome.
Thanks for stopping by!
My friend my neighbor you hit my spot Biscuits and gravy⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks bud!
Gravey too thick
Haha... I hear ya.
Try cooking the biscuits on a cooling rack on the black stone 😊
I have before, but prefer right on the griddle top, personally.
What, no lard?
You can use lard with the biscuits as a sub for Crisco. Also instead of butter for more fat to add in the gravy.
What’s crisco pls?
Vegetable shortening.
Crisco is a no no..use grass fed butter or pure lard...plus you incorporate the fat into the flour before you add buttermilk...
Crisco is what most southern women that made biscuits for years for their family still use. Plus, incorporating the fat with the buttermilk ensures more even distribution of the fat per molecule of flour, resulting in a more tender biscuit. This is the real deal southern way.
@@thehungryhussey well I learned from my Gma who had a restaurant for 30 years...she taught me the way I use and she's a southern woman...and her biscuits were tender and flaky...so??
So?? So there’s more than one way to do things buddy. Not your way or my way. My family growing up uses Crisco (even Biscuitville and Bojangles uses it). This is the way it was taught to me. If you want to show what you know, go do your thing.
@@thehungryhussey 🤣
I know, funny isn’t it. Everyone is a pro.
Send me your link when you post.
Bye now.