Sour Cream and Onion Biscuits

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YIELD
8 biscuits
PREP TIME
schedule 25 minutes
COOK TIME
schedule 15 minutes
TOTAL TIME
schedule 40 minutes
A little bit of green onion changes a plain biscuit into something a little more fancy.

Ingredients:

  • 2.5 cups self-rising flour (300 g)
  • 1 stick frozen butter
  • 1 14 cup sour cream
  • 1 teaspoon onion powder
  • 14 cup sliced green onion
  • 2 tablespoons melted butter

Directions:

  1. Grate frozen butter into the sifted self rising flour. Stir to combine until the butter is fully coated by flour. 
  2. Put bowl in freezer for 10 minutes 
  3. Combine sour cream to butter and flour mixture.
  4. Add onion powder and sliced green onion.
  5. Mix to combine. Stir no more than 15 times. Overworking the dough at this stage could cause your finished biscuits to be more tough.  
  6. On a floured surface dump out dough and roll with a flour dusted rolling pin. Dust lightly with flour as needed when dough gets sticky. Fold the dough over on itself five different times creating layers. 
  7. Roll dough to 1/2 inch thick.
  8. Cut biscuits into circles or squares and place on parchment paper lined baking sheet. When cutting, you do not want to twist the cutter. Twisting while cutting will ruin the layers that you created with folding. 
  9. Placing your cut biscuits next to each other (touching) on the sheet pan will help them rise taller. 
  10. Bake at 475 degrees for around 15 minutes. Might want to check around the 13 minute mark to make sure they're not browning too much. Everyone's oven is different. 
  11. When biscuits are done, transfer them off of your baking pan onto a cooling rack to stop the bottoms from cooking further. Paint or spoon the melted butter over the tops of each biscuit while they are cooling. 

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