Labels:
appetizer,
bread,
breakfast,
dairy free,
snack,
vegan,
vegetarian
This recipe was born because I couldn't find any shortening in the cabinet and Peter kept harassing me to use coconut oil instead...
Mix together 1 cup A.P. whole wheat flour, 1 cup A.P. bread flour,1/8 cup (white) sugar, 1/4 cup baking powder, 1 tsp baking soda, and 1 tsp salt.
Maya, my little sous chef, stirring together dry ingredients. |
Cut in 4 tbsp. coconut butter/oil. (I used 2 tbsp. Spectrum Coconut Oil (shelf stable) and 2 tbsp. Earth Balance Coconut Spread, which is a cold blend). (I cut in with my fingers.)
Stir in 1 cup Non-dairy Probiotic Drink (you could use a non-dairy buttermilk here. I used Graindrops Original, a vegan/GF probiotic beverage.)
Mix together with a wooden spoon until sticky. Turn out on a board with 1/3 cup flour and knead until flat. Using a 3" biscuit cutter, you can make about a dozen thin biscuits or a half dozen traditional biscuits. Place on a lightly greased cookie sheet and bake at 450 for 15-20 minutes.
Mini Me with her coffee waiting for the biscuits to cook. |
(I use a small oven and it took 17.)
The whole wheat flour gives them a nutty taste which I kind of like, and the coconut butter lends to a sweet, flaky texture. All in all, a success!!!
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