Copycat Recipe: KFC Biscuits

Copycat Recipe: KFC Biscuits

Ever Had A Warm, Gooey Fresh Biscuit From KFC Then Try This Recipe!

There is nothing better than a warm, flaky biscuit served at breakfast. If it is smothered with some warm butter, marmalade or jam – these biscuits are perfect for any menu option that it might be served with.

I love, biscuits – even when they are a few days old because they still taste amazing. These little fluffy pastries are best served with some butter but are more commonly smothered in honey or jam.

Whenever I go to KFC I always ask for a few extras but instead of having them pre-made I deconstructed the recipe and found out that they taste exactly the same!

Now instead of waiting in line at my favorite drive-in diner I can easily make them at home and serve them up with my lunch, breakfast or dinner.

There are so many things that you can do with these biscuits; the possibilities are endless.

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13 Comments

  1. Sheek Willis
    Sheek Willis August 19, 20:22

    @[579172479:2048:Rebecca Paulin]

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  2. Karen Walters
    Karen Walters August 20, 01:40

    Yummy

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  3. Margaret Llano
    Margaret Llano August 20, 19:26

    Recipe didn’t say what you do with veg.shortening or crisco butter shortening

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  4. Shelby Hutto Scott
    Shelby Hutto Scott August 21, 03:46

    U can learn how to do this

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  5. Lois Coleman
    Lois Coleman July 25, 14:22

    step by step instructions do not say what to do with the shortening

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  6. Redmiata35
    Redmiata35 July 25, 15:26

    You need to update the instructions! After step one which is combining the dry ingredients together, step two should be to cut in both shortenings (using a pastry cutter or two butter knives) until all is incoporated and in small pea-sized chunks. Step three is add the buttermilk, stir only until a soft dough forms – do not over mix!

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  7. Sue Pues
    Sue Pues September 03, 10:16

    Add butter and Kallas honey and it’s pure heaven.

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  8. Suzanne Weber
    Suzanne Weber September 03, 12:12

    Patrick Todd

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  9. Joan Riley
    Joan Riley September 03, 14:25

    when do you add the shortening?

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  10. Betty Porter
    Betty Porter September 03, 23:26

    My question also

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  11. Carol Byrum
    Carol Byrum September 05, 17:49

    You put the shortening in with the flour salt and baking soda and then you mix it up but I use 2 tablespoons butter to 2 cups of flour a teaspoon of baking soda half a teaspoon of salt and use one cup of milk mix it up and if it’s running at a little bit more flour to it roll it out and there you go

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  12. Nicole Martinoff
    Nicole Martinoff January 19, 06:21

    Will try.

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