Ree Drummond has a recipe for drop biscuits. She uses only five ingredients. The Pioneer Woman host combines the ingredients in a food processor and “drops” the dough on a sheet pan. Ree Drummond’s ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Biscuits are delightful little pastries, often with savory-forward flavor profiles, plenty of buttery tenderness, and flakiness that no other ...

When it comes to savory baking, drop biscuits are one of the simplest things to make—and these mayonnaise biscuits are even easier than usual. You only need three ...

These Sourdough Drop Biscuits are made with sourdough discard and come together in just 30 minutes—no rolling, cutting, or special tools needed. They’re soft, buttery, and make an easy side dish for ...

In this easy riff on strawberry shortcake, buttery drop biscuits are topped with balsamic-macerated strawberries and a dollop of whipped cream. This nostalgic dessert comes together quickly. Using ...

Biscuits lend themselves to all kinds of additions. Try these cream cheese and cheddar biscuits for a mouth-watering breakfast. Or, set your sights on fluffiness with a recipe for pillowy southern ...

BISCUITS. I can’t think of any other baked good that so deftly straddles sweet and savory, breakfast and dinner. The type known as drop biscuits are spooned and dropped onto a baking sheet before ...

Light and fluffy 7up Biscuits only take 4 ingredients and a few minutes to prepare! These are the perfect quick and easy ...

Former New York Times food columnist and best-selling author Mark Bittman is stopping by the TODAY kitchen to share a few of his favorite quick and easy recipes from his new cookbook, "How to Cook ...

There’s nothing quite like a warm, buttery biscuit fresh from the oven — except when you add a little Southern flair with cornmeal and buttermilk and top it with sweet, citrusy orange butter. These ...

My husband and I often lock horns when it comes to choosing seasonal fruit for me to make jam with; he’s a 100% peach or cherry person while I will always go for the raspberry. But you don’t stay ...