
Early in the day:
Grease cookie sheets.
Measure the dry ingredients into a sifter and sift into a bowl.
Cut in shortening with a pastry blender.
Make a small well in the center and pour in the milk.
(You should have enough milk to make the dough soft, but not sticky.)
Mix lightly with a fork.
Turn dough onto floured, cloth covered, pastry board.
Roll out to 1/2" thick.
Cut with 2" round cutter.
Arrange on cookie sheet.
Chill.
Time to make biscuits:
Half an hour before serving, remove from fridge.
Heat oven to 450°.
Bake 12 - 15 minutes or until brown.
When I started The Ferguson Recipes in 2006, my main goal was to create a place where I could collect and present our favorite family recipes in an orderly fashion, without all of the distractions of other recipe sites.
At The Ferguson Recipes you will find recipes, plain and simple, just like the recipe cards you have crammed into that well-worn binder of your family's most beloved recipes.
Many of the recipes included here are Ferguson family favorites passed down through the years. Many more are recipes we have gotten from friends or shamelessly "liberated" from other recipe sites. And a lot of the recipes are from recipe collections which family members have participated in creating, such as "Cooking with Carl, Hugh and your Friends", "Cooking With Cow", "The Sears Sun Cookbook", and more!

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Uncle Dave - 8/13/18 (A Palindrome Date) - Updated: 06/29/25