“Old Fashioned Country Biscuits”
Nothing says home like the smell of “Old Fashioned Country Biscuits”…just in time for the upcoming holidays! These biscuits are a must have on your table that will make you feel a bit indulgent as you “treat” yourself instead of cheating yourself and your family!
Check Out the Recipe Below!
Old Fashioned Country Biscuits
Ingredients:
- 2 cups almond meal
- 2 TBSP baking powder
- 1 tsp sea salt
- 1 cup sour cream or plain 0% Greek yogurt
- 1/4 cup goat cheese or feta
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 425 fahrenheit
- Whisk all dry ingredients together
- Add sour cream or 0% fat Greek yogurt and cheese; combine.
- Pour batter into greased muffin tins or dollop onto a pan
- Bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown
- Makes 9 biscuits
*Note: This recipe is very flexible. Goat cheese makes a lighter, sweeter treat while feta makes a savory, rich biscuit. Try adding cheddar cheese or spices such as rosemary and garlic. YUM!
This recipe would be an ‘S’ on the Trim Healthy Mama plan!
Enjoy!
*Created Exclusively for The Laundry Moms by Annalise Bonin
Disclaimer:
We are not affiliated with Trim Healthy Mama nor endorsed by them. As with all resources, you should review them with care. We have done our best to make the recipes and all menu plans THM compliant in an effort to assist you on your journey.
Can almond flour be used instead of almond meal? If so, what measurement?
Hi Michelle,
Yes! It works the same. The measurements won’t change; the biscuits will simply be smoother. My family eats this recipe ALL THE TIME and we alternate between meal and flour. They both work great! ENJOY!!
Terri
Can’t wait to try it! We made some coconut flour biscuits last weekend and they were just OK. They had a very strong coconut flavor which doesn’t always go with the main dish.
how would they be with. O cheese added, just a good plain biscuit.
How would they be to use no cheese, for a plain biscuit?
I’m sorry for the late reply. You can definitely make these with no cheese…in fact, when you leave out the cheese, you’ve got a great base for just about anything. Wether it’s just plain biscuits or dough for piggies in a blanket. This is a good staple recipe.
Hi!! I’m just starting the THM plan….so I’m very new and a little clueless still! Would these be S? And if so, could you use shredded sharp cheddar cheese instead of the feta? Thanks!!
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Is there a way to print these recipes?
Hi Sheila,
I will check on an easy option for printing!
Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂
xo-Angela
I made these and they smelled and tasted heavenly. Sadly, on the top cooked and the inside of them were like batter. Should I up the almond flour or decrease the yogurt?? Tips, hints. I am going to try them again. Should the dough/batter be thick? It seemed a little thin but it was well past pourable. I had to use a spoon to put it in the tins.
Sorry for the late reply! I would try reducing the cooking temperature. My oven personally cooks way too hot so I have to lower the temp for everything I bake.
~Meggan 🙂
Help; I just made some biscuits and the baking powder is way too much! It actually left my tongue burning. What is wrong?
Hey Sharon!
You could try reducing the baking powder if you want to. It may not need the full 2TB.
~Meggan 🙂
I’ve tried a few THM biscuit recipes, and this is the best yet. Thanks for sharing!
Oh yay!! So glad you enjoyed them.
~ Meggan 🙂