Other helpful skillet tips

Few would fault you for wanting to indulge in a plate of skillet-fried biscuits slathered with honey butter. And if you're feeling adventurous, a few spoonfuls of that herby, savory compound butter you prepared for last night's steak could easily take the place of honey butter on your biscuits. Top it off with a fried egg, a slice of ham or a few strips of bacon, along with your favorite cheese, and you’ve got a hearty breakfast.
Moreover, there are a few equipment options to consider. If you're only making a small batch of biscuits, a mini cast iron skillet might be a better choice than a standard-sized one. The smaller skillet is more manageable, especially in tight spaces, like when cooking over a camp stove while backpacking. This method also works well in an electric skillet; just be sure to let it heat up for a few minutes before adding the butter and frying the biscuits.
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