Nice video! I enjoyed watching! Found you on the Cast Iron FB group! I have done some cattle ranching, jeeping, and hiking videos! I haven’t done any Dutch oven cooking videos! Nice job!
Joseph Harris yes sir it is. Just sticking with the original 6666 Ranch recipe. It’s an antique. That ranch is over 120 years old and I found it in a 1920 book. Not sure why they wrote it that way. Maybe that’s all the measuring instruments they had? Thanks.
@@HorsePenRanch they wrote it that way because old timers didn't carry measuring cups and measuring spoons with them, they used ordinary coffee cups, small silverware spoons and larger soup spoons as their measuring devices.
this is how my mother used to make biscuits, i really prefer these over any buttermilk biscuit. not as soft and fluffy as a buttermilk biscuit but that's what i like about them, to me a buttermilk biscuit is too much like cake and not bready enough...
Great!
The biscuits would be absolutely delicious with a pan of tomato sauce! So many ways to eat biscuits!
Yes there is. Thanks for watching!
Am trying this in the morning
They are good. Old recipe. Thanks for watching!
Good job! Definitely trying this recipe soon!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I love your mixing pan! Can you tell me where to find one? Biscuits look delicious!!
I’ve had it a long time and can’t remember. Maybe at an antique store but you might be able to get one similar on Amazon. Thanks so much for watching!
Seen your post on Facebook. Great video. New subscriber.
Thanks Gary! And thanks for subscribing.
Nice video! I enjoyed watching! Found you on the Cast Iron FB group! I have done some cattle ranching, jeeping, and hiking videos! I haven’t done any Dutch oven cooking videos! Nice job!
Thank you Steve. And thanks for watching!!
I just watch some of your videos and subscribed. Nice work!
I’ll have to squeeze in some DO cooking soon! Thank you! I love your Chuck Wagon!
6 teaspoons is 2 tablespoons
Joseph Harris yes sir it is. Just sticking with the original 6666 Ranch recipe. It’s an antique. That ranch is over 120 years old and I found it in a 1920 book. Not sure why they wrote it that way. Maybe that’s all the measuring instruments they had? Thanks.
@@HorsePenRanch they wrote it that way because old timers didn't carry measuring cups and measuring spoons with them, they used ordinary coffee cups, small silverware spoons and larger soup spoons as their measuring devices.
this is how my mother used to make biscuits, i really prefer these over any buttermilk biscuit. not as soft and fluffy as a buttermilk biscuit but that's what i like about them, to me a buttermilk biscuit is too much like cake and not bready enough...
Thanks so much for watching!
I have never heard of bacon grease in biscuits
You need to try it Terry!