Go ahead and pull out the butter.
We remember breakfasts with some of the best-ever biscuits we’ve ever tasted.
We all have our favorites, and Grandma has her top picks too, from savory to extra sweet.

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Here, we rounded up 11 of Grandma’s go-to biscuit recipes to pass on for years to come.
Finished off with a glaze made with powdered sugar, buttermilk, and vanilla extract.
The traditional buttermilk biscuit gets a juicy upgrade from fresh blueberries.

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Our Favorite Buttermilk Biscuits
The original biscuit that will never ever get replaced.
2-Ingredient Biscuits
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Two ingredients?
These fluffy, featherlight biscuits are made with self-rising flour and heavy whipping cream.

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In under 30 minutes, you’re able to serve a batch of some of Grandma’s favorites.
Drop Biscuits
Everyone should have a go-to drop biscuit in their recipe rotation.
These are meant to be tall and fluffy and made in much less time than the traditional biscuit recipe.

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Angel Biscuits
Heaven on earth in the form of a delicious biscuit.
Angel biscuits are a combination ofbuttermilk biscuitsand yeasty dinner rolls.
Make them ahead of time and refrigerate for up to five days.

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Perfect for enjoying anytime of day.
Now it’s time to ensure you have the ingredients for serving the ultimate sandwiches.
Enter sliced ham and flavorful spreads that provide a flavorful kick.

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Biscuits-and-Gravy Skillet Recipe
Jennifer Causey
Comfort food that stars the biscuit in an entirely different role.
Break out the skillet and prepare this Southern staple that combines sausage, milk, and buttermilk biscuits.
Hearty, comforting, and bound to be a family favorite.

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