flaky biscuit

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Describes a light, layered texture, common in American biscuits.

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  • The secret to a good flaky biscuit is using cold butter.
  • The bakery is famous for its flaky biscuits served warm.
  • She served the fried chicken with a side of perfectly flaky biscuits.
  • She layered butter into the dough to create perfectly flaky biscuits.
  • He pulled a tray of golden, flaky biscuits from the oven.
  • A traditional Southern breakfast includes flaky biscuits with gravy.
  • Nothing beats a warm, flaky biscuit with melted butter for breakfast.
  • The secret to flaky biscuits is keeping the ingredients cold.
  • My grandmother's recipe produces the most tender and flaky biscuit I've ever had.
  • I learned to make flaky biscuits from my grandmother's recipe.
  • To achieve a truly flaky biscuit, you must fold the dough several times.
  • The restaurant serves honey with their flaky biscuits.
  • The restaurant is famous for its sausage gravy served over a giant flaky biscuit.
  • These flaky biscuits are best eaten fresh from the oven.
  • I love how a flaky biscuit just seems to melt in your mouth.
  • The chef demonstrated how to fold dough for flaky biscuits.
  • Even the store-bought dough can bake up into a surprisingly flaky biscuit.
  • Nothing beats homemade flaky biscuits for Sunday brunch.
  • The chef demonstrated how to create their signature flaky biscuit on the cooking show.
  • The flaky biscuit separated into delicate layers when I broke it open.