Sweet Biscuit Recipe: Cinnamon Sprinkle Variations

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various sweet biscuit recipes, particularly focusing on cinnamon sprinkle variations. Participants share their personal experiences with different recipes and cooking methods, as well as their thoughts on ingredient substitutions and cooking equipment.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about a sweet biscuit recipe similar to garlic bites, expressing interest in trying it for breakfast.
  • Another participant shares a recipe for Pull Apart Bread with variations including Apple Cinnamon and Caramel Pecan, detailing the ingredients and cooking method.
  • Several users mention the addictive nature of the sweet biscuits, with one participant humorously noting they are "very addictive."
  • One participant recounts a cooking mishap when trying to demo the biscuits, indicating that the size of the pan may have contributed to uneven cooking.
  • Another participant shares their successful experience using the 8-inch skillet, suggesting that the size of the biscuits affects cooking results.
  • One participant describes a method of using the Sweet Cinnamon Sprinkle and adding a confectioners sugar glaze with orange zest, which their child enjoys.
  • Several participants discuss the possibility of using a 10-inch skillet instead of a sauté pan, with some expressing a desire to acquire one.
  • One participant shares a detailed recipe for sweet biscuits, highlighting the use of brown sugar and cinnamon, and mentions successful demos at shows.
  • Another participant notes that they have made the sweet version regularly, experimenting with both brown sugar/cinnamon and caramel sauce.
  • One participant asks about using alternative doughs for the garlic bites, indicating interest in experimenting with different ingredients.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the best cooking methods and equipment, with some participants successfully using the 8-inch skillet while others express concerns about its size. There is no clear consensus on the ideal recipe or method, as experiences vary widely.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal cooking experiences and variations on recipes, focusing on the use of specific ingredients and cooking techniques. The discussion reflects a range of preferences and outcomes based on individual attempts.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in exploring sweet biscuit recipes and variations may find the shared experiences and suggestions helpful for their own cooking endeavors.

You could do them in stoneware in the oven, but probably not the microwave.

The main reason the recipe is to do them in the skillets is to show how the cookware can go in the oven, not just stovetop :-)

As for the 8" vs 10 or 12" - I bought the big can of Grands Bisquits and yeah, they were never going to fit in the 8" pan. I borrowed the 12" skillet from a teammate and made them in there for a show last weekend. There was plenty of room in the 12" pan! If you buy the regular can of bisquits that is smaller then I bet it would fit in the 8" (that sounds like what others are doing anyway).
 
I find that the Grands biscuits will fit in the 8 in saute pan if you melt the butter in the large batter bowl and toss them in there. Then bake. THere just isn't room to toss them to coat in the small saute pan. I've tried the smaller regular biscuits, but I didn't really think they tasted as good.Oh, and 2 cans for the 12 in skillet it good. My favorite ones are the flaky layers. :) Yum.
 

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