Onion Biscuit Recipe

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Here’s my mother’s super simple recipe for onion biscuits.  They go perfectly with roast chicken, or a bean soup, and the girls love to help make (and eat) them -  a great way to occupy the children with something purposeful while I’m trying to get dinner ready.

You’ll need:

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2 tubes of biscuits, 1 stick of butter, and 2 packets onion soup mix.

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Cut the biscuits into quarters (yes, an almost 5 year-old can use a knife safely – we practice “fingers BACK”  and I supervise closely.)

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Add the onion soup mix to a large bowl.

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Melt the butter and add it to the soup mix.  Stir to combine into salty, buttery goodness.

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Add the bicuits, a handful at a time, and roll them around until thoroughly coated.

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Place on a Silpat or parchment paper, and bake at 450 F for about 5-7 min.  Watch carefully to avoid burning.

What do your kids enjoy creating in the kitchen?

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One Response to Onion Biscuit Recipe

  1. Dawn says:

    Oh yum! I have such good memories of eating onion biscuits at camp when I was a teenager. Thanks for the recipe.

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