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Little Cheese and Ham Biscuits
A savory taste sensation, these biscuits burst with the sharp cheddar and parma ham and are the super quick and easy to make.
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Course:
Snack
Keyword:
cayenne pepper biscuits, cheese and ham biscuits, cheese biscuit snack, cheese biscuits
Prep Time:
15
minutes
minutes
Cook Time:
30
minutes
minutes
Resting time:
1
hour
hour
Total Time:
1
hour
hour
45
minutes
minutes
Servings:
24
biscuits
Calories:
Author:
Ella's Better Bakes
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Alter quantities (metric only)
24
biscuits
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Here's what you'll need...
Food processor
Large baking sheet
Spatula
Ingredients you'll need...
50
g
unsalted cold butter
coarsely grated
75
g
strong cheddar cheese
thinly grated
50
g
Parma ham or cooked smoked bacon or cooked pancetta
fat removed and cut into small pieces
50
g
plain flour
25
g
wholemeal flour
pinch
cayenne pepper
Here's what we do...
Mix the flours and cayenne pepper together in a bowl.
Toss the grated butter into the flour mixture and coat, then add to your food processor.
Add your cheese and Parma ham to the food processor.
Pulse for about 25 pulses until just coming together in clumps.
Tip out onto a very lightly floured worksurface and bring together.
Roll with your hands into a sausage shape, 3cm in depth and about 17cm in length.
Wrap tightly in cling film and refrigerate for at least an hour in order to set solid.
Heat your oven to 180°C/160°C fan/Gas mark 4.
Take a large sized baking tray and line with greaseproof paper.
Remove the cling film and slice the chilled dough into 24 slices, about 3mm thick.
Spread out on your baking tray.
Bake for approximately 15 minutes then carefully turn the biscuits over with a spatula.
Bake for another 10-15 minutes.
As soon as baked remove with a spatula onto a cooling rack.
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