This is a recipe for a biscuit mixture which is kept in the fridge and baked as needed. It can be used to make different flavoured biscuits as required. One-quarter of the mixture makes 24 small biscuits.
To make orange biscuits, Use orange juice instead of the cold water.
Mix 1/4 of the mixture; 75ml cold water; 75g chocolate chips; 60g chopped nuts.
Mix 1/4 of the mixture with 1 tablespoon milk, 1 mashed banana, and 120g chopped nuts.
I love these biscuits! so versatile and having the mixture ready in the fridge means they can be ready in no time at all. I make the mixture at the weekend and then make biscuits throughout the week. - 19 Jul 2010 (Review from Allrecipes AU | NZ)
The hardest thing about this recipe is deciding what to add to the biscuit base, because the choice is endless. We usually do the chopped nuts and choc chips. We can have fresh biscuits ready within 15 min (prep and cooking) if visitors arrive and we have nothing to serve them. - 10 Nov 2012 (Review from Allrecipes AU | NZ)
these are good and enjoyed by the family. I love that by rubbing the butter in, all they need is some liquid - no creaming required! yah. great for whipping up quickly. I made choc chip with orange zest! super good. Next time I will blast it in the food processor rather than rub in the butter - 16 Sep 2012 (Review from Allrecipes AU | NZ)