By doing nothing men learn to do evil things. It is easy slipping out of an idle life into an evil and wicked life. Yes, an idle life is of itself evil, for man was made to be active, not to be idle. Idleness is a mother-sin, a breeding-sin; it is the devil's cushion – on which he sits; and the devil's anvil – on which he frames very great and very many sins.
Recipe by: Vergie Ewing, Editor, Homemakers Monthly
Sift dry ingredients together. Cut shortening in with pastry blender. Add
yeast, water and milk; work into soft dough. Roll 1/8 inch thick; cut with
2 different sized cutters. Dip each in melted margarine. Place smaller
biscuits on top; arrange on an ungreased cookie sheet. Let rise until
double in size. Partially bake at 400 degrees. When ready to serve, finish
browning and serve very hot.
Yield: 35 biscuits.
Entered for you by: Bill Webster
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #261 by Bill Webster <thelma@pipeline.com>
on Oct 04, 1997
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