green (#12) portion scoop (also know as a disher)<\/a>.<\/p>\nIf you don’t have rings, don’t worry. Use a portion scoop or a 1\/3-cup measuring cup to mound balls of dough onto prepared baking sheet.<\/p>\n
Bake the biscuits for about 18-20 minutes in an oven preheated to 400-degrees F.<\/p>\n
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We made 2 batches, one with xanthan gum and one without xanthan gum. The batch without the xanthan gum had a texture that was too crumbly, so we suggest not leaving out the xanthan gum. We also used King Arthur Flour’s Gluten Free All-Purpose Flour.<\/p>\n
Just like most baked goods, even those containing gluten, these biscuits are best the same day they are made.<\/p>\n
At Walt Disney World, baked goods were baked fresh daily. We even baked some items fresh every couple of hours.<\/p>\n
Peachy Keen<\/strong><\/p>\nTake 4 large peaches, pit and cut into 1\/2-inch slices. Toss with pure maple syrup and a little olive oil.<\/p>\n
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Place in the oven and roast at 425-degrees F for about 12-15 minutes, until peaches are soft but not mushy.<\/p>\n
Allow the peaches to cool…or not! Wouldn’t the shortcakes be great with warm peaches and vanilla or caramel ice cream alternative? We think so!<\/p>\n
Roasting?<\/strong><\/p>\nRoasting peaches takes the tart edge off and intensifies their flavor. This is especially helpful if peaches are not at the peak of perfection.<\/p>\n
However, if you have perfectly ripe peaches, you don’t have to roast them. Just pit and slice ’em up, tossing with a tablespoon of sugar and a squeeze (about a tablespoon) of fresh lemon juice. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or up to an hour before assembling.<\/p>\n
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Now for the fun! Split biscuits. Place bottom halves on serving plates and top with peaches and allergy-friendly whipped topping. Replace shortcake tops and enjoy these roasted peach shortcakes!<\/p>\n