Angel Biscuits Rolls are light and fluffy, melting deliciously in your mouth. The yeast gives them fluffiness, and buttermilk keeps them fluffy. FLUFFY YEAST BISCUIT ROLLS These yeast biscuit rolls are soft and airy, like a dinner roll, but the baking powder and baking soda give them the structure of a sturdy biscuit. Since yeast was introduced to the baking world in the late 1950s, it is no surprise that they have been popular ever since. Angel biscuits stir many memories of my youth. I learned to make these biscuits in my Home Economics class as a junior in high school. Wow! That will age you thinking about Home Economics. I cut the shortening into the flour mixture in a large bowl for years with my trusty old wire pastry blender, the first step of most biscuit recipes. However, in the last few years, I have adapted the recipe to use my electric mixer with a dough hook. Since I started blogging, I have cherished the old...
Traditional Red Velvet Cake

When you think of a showstopper cake for Valentine's, Red Velvet Cake comes to mind. It's a beloved flavor of the South. Waldorf Astoria Cake Red Velvet cake, sometimes called a Waldorf Astoria Cake, is a wonderfully delicious cake with traditional vintage frosting. Red velvet cake is a signature dessert made famous at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City during the 1920s. I think its popularity has come back in the last few years. I must say this is one of the most challenging cakes I have made, but it is so worth the trouble to make it. The recipe I most like to use for the cake is from Bobby Flay because it makes a large cake. More times than not I make it with a buttercream icing, but this vintage icing is traditional. WHERE CAN I FIND THE RECIPE? TAKE ME TO THE RECIPE FOR TRADITIONAL RED VELVET CAKE Below, under the next heading, I give a list of preferred ingredients, tips, and cooking instructions for Traditional Red Velvet C...