Cornbread 🤝 Biscuits

Cornbread Biscuits Topped with Honey
These incredibly tender, flaky biscuits bring the best parts of cornbread and biscuits to your holiday table. The only caveat? Your guests might just forget about the rest of the meal.

To get different colored biscuits, you can either split the recipe in half, using, for example, red masa for one half and yellow in the other, or double (or triple, or quadruple) it and divide the dry ingredients accordingly.
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MARY |

I made it with homemade better batter gluten free flour and they were delicious! My flour was dry, so I needed to add more liquid. I used 2 cups of the flour.

284g of flour
142g Heirloom Corn Masa Harina
9g baking powder
2g baking soda
2g salt
12 tbsp butter frozen
1 1/4 c buttermilk cold
1 Tbsp honey (I skipped)

MARY |

I can’t get this to print or save as a PDF. It just says “preparing print preview” for minutes on end, on 3 different devices.

MASIENDA |

Hi Davey! Thank you so much for your feedback! We don’t currently have the measurements in grams, but as soon as someone on our team remakes this recipe, we’ll make sure to measure the dry ingredients and report back with the weights for the flour and masa harina. We really appreciate your suggestion and will definitely keep it in mind for future baking recipes!

MASIENDA |

Hi Amy! We haven’t tried making this recipe gluten-free ourselves yet, but we’ll try to test it soon! If you decide to try it with gluten-free flour, please come back and let us know how it turns out—we’d love to hear about your experience!

DAVEYJ |

These sound amazing. I have found that baking by weight (grams), especially breads and biscuits is much more reliable. Is it too much trouble to have this recipe updated with the weight of the dry items? Especially the flour and masa harina.

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