Paleo Biscuits

November 15, 2010
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Paleo Biscuits are a turkey day fave made with 6 healthy ingredients. All you need to throw these together is a few minutes, some almond flour, coconut oil, egg, honey, salt, and baking soda. With so few ingredients, this recipe is far easier to make than the real thing!

I had so many requests from you guys asking me to make a gluten-free biscuit recipe, that I decided it would be great to share this one with you. I’ve been serving these at our Thanksgiving dinner for years now and it’s a family favorite.

We like Paleo Biscuits so much though that we make this easy recipe all year long. If you smother these biscuits in my Coconut Cream and top them with fresh strawberries, they make an amazing strawberry shortcake!

Paleo Biscuits

Ingredients
Serves:
7biscuits
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Instructions
  1. In a medium bowl, combine almond flour, salt, and baking soda
  2. In a large bowl, blend together coconut oil, eggs, and honey
  3. Stir dry ingredients into wet until dough forms
  4. Roll out dough between 2 pieces of parchment paper to ¾-inch thick
  5. Dust dough with extra almond flour if it is sticky or misbehaving
  6. Cut dough into biscuits using a mason jar with a 2½-inch wide mouth
  7. Use a metal baking spatula to transfer biscuits to a parchment paper lined baking sheet
  8. Bake at 350°F for 15 minutes, until biscuits are browned on the bottom edges
  9. Serve
Your website has changed my life! And my husband’s too. I had to write in after I made these delicious biscuits. I ate them topped with lox and a poached egg. So good!
— Karen

Paleo Biscuits are so good you’ll want to add these to your Thanksgiving menu. Or your Christmas dinner menu. Or a spring brunch menu. As you can see, they’re quite versatile.

Here are some of my other paleo Thanksgiving recipes for you!

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134 responses to “Paleo Biscuits”

  1. When I bake your amazing Biscuits they “melt” on the cookie sheet instead of staying “biscuit”shaped. Any suggestions? I follow the recipe step by step.

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  2. Hi there Elana…I was wondering if u have any egg free recipes? I have a horrible digestive issues especially to eggs! I was wondering if I could use flax eggs in some of your baking recipes, especially your breads? Thank you!

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  3. These biscuits are bound to become a staple in our home. The recipe is lovely for its simplicity. I can easily imagine making these with variations. The only substitution I made for our first go was to use butter. Delicious!
    Like some others, I didn’t roll the dough. Using an old ice scooper, I scooped mounds onto the baking sheet, then used the side of a knife to flatten them slightly.
    Thank you!
    -Amy

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    • Amy, thanks for appreciating the simplicity of this recipe. My goal for all of the recipes here and in my three cookbooks is 1) delicious 2) simple 3) healthy and I won’t share/publish a recipe unless it meets those criteria :-)

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  4. These are sooo good. I added bacon bits to the first batch. Yum!!! Just made some with bacon and chives. DE-LISH! Great recipe for morning biscuits too… eggs on top of halves, eggs benedict, etc. They’re also great with soup.

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