My belly is full of mac and cheese, chicken and peas. I’m too lazy to type much. And too full to pretend otherwise.
These biscuits would have gone well with tonight’s dinner but they didn’t last that long. They were a small, lightly sweet drop biscuit that was simple to throw together and tasted great.
I halved the recipe, made it in my food processor, used a two tablespoon cookie scoop to cleanly and evenly bake, and I used pancake syrup which probably explains why the maple flavor didn’t shine through as much as I would have liked. Baked for 9 minutes and they were perfect.
All in all, top these with some maple butter or your favorite not-too-sweet jam and you have a nice little afternoon tea snack. Or have them with chili (if you’re lucky enough to not be raptured with 90 degree weather at 100% humidity) or your chicken dinner.
For the recipe head on over to Lindsay’s blog, A Little Something… Sweet (direct link to recipe here)
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Wow! They look incredible, especially with the jam on there. Yum!
Yours look so perfect! Mine were pretty flat and I baked them too long. I liked the sweetness from the maple syrup, but I wanted it to taste more maple-y.
Those biscuits look delicious! I can’t wait to try them out!
Ooh, with the jam…very nice. I used 100% maple syrup and didn’t get much maple flavor, so at least you saved some cash. Hope things cool down for you soon – we are getting the heat wave next week.
Perfectly round, I love that! Thanks for baking along with me.
Those are BEAUTIFUL biscuits. Try them with maple syrup. Very tasty.