How to Make Buttery Blueberry Biscuits



Inspired by the Bo-Berry Biscuits at Bojangles, the Southern fast-food chain, we set out to create our own recipe for blueberry biscuits.

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  1. Too bad you can't read the recipe "on the website" without paying!! I get the magazine but I'm ot paying for online. If you post a recipe video, recipe should be included! Just sad!
    I used frozen blueberries and they got the batter somewhat purple ehen mixed carefully. I don't know what the using frozen beeries tip is because I'm not paying to find out. Kif anyone knows or ATK can answer this question, it would be greatly appreciated!!

  2. I have been wanting to make these since I saw this video, so I made them this morning. A few weeks ago I made homemade Kaluha and it’s in the fridge next to my maple syrup that I keep in an olive oil bottle with the little plastic thing in the top…(No my re drippy syrup bottles!)
    Anyway I digress. I mixed the butter with what I though was maple syrup and my grandson dipped his finger and made a sour face…🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️thank god he dipped his finger😑. Oh, and these turned out amazing! East to make and yummy.🥰🥰🥰

  3. Came across an issue making this thought might help someone else. I do not own a metal 8-inch square baking pan but I do own Corning ware 8-inch sq. baking dish, think glass or enamel if you don't know what that is. Anyway, baking at 400 for 40 min and these were very undercook, so I ended up going almost 15 min longer to bake them. They turned out perfect but if you do use glass cookware figure at least 55+ min. Also used Maple syrup instead of honey for the top, I mean come on maple syrup and blueberries is like peanut butter and chocolate, somethings just have to go together.

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