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Customer Reviews of Lodge Drop Biscuit Pan
Customer Rating:  Summary: Best biscuits ever. Comment: Just made the white lily flour 'touch of grace biscuits' (white lily flour DVD)in this and they came out just perfect. Will fill up the batter to just three forths next time and not to the top in this pan (like the instructions on the biscuit pan say), since the biscuits rise in the oven and the batter might overflow. Customer Rating: Summary: WOW Perfect Biscuits Comment: Wow - I just finished eating the best biscuit I've ever tasted, and I think it's the start of a new Sunday tradition in my home! I didn't have time to "season" the pan, but used non-stick spray. The biscuits still came out of the pan easily. I substituted 100% whole wheat flour for all the white flour in the recipe that came with the pan -didn't use the baking soda or cream of tartar either- but they were perfect nevertheless. Nice with soup, or try with a teaspoon of raspberry preserves for an after-dinner dessert, or a special breakfast treat with an egg and fruit. The pan is really cool (or should I say hot?) and has enough character to sit in the middle of the table -on a kitchen cloth - it's H-O-T right out of the oven. I've used my cast iron skillets for 25 years, and can't believe I'd never seen the biscuit pan before now. I just happened to be looking at Lodge skillets on Amazon and found it, and am so glad I did. Customer Rating: Summary: Great Product! Comment: This pan is wonderful for all kinds of drop biscuits. I make Cheddar & Garlic ones that are heavenly in this pan. It is also good for making corn muffins and dinner rolls. I highly recommend it! More Reviews This item is discontinued! 
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