Amish biscuits are a delicious culinary tradition originating from the Amish communities of the United States, known for their simple lifestyle and culture based on agriculture and craftsmanship. These biscuits, also called "Amish biscuits" in English, are an essential part of home cooking and often accompany breakfasts and snacks. In other Latin American countries, while there is no exact version of this recipe, similar dishes such as homemade cookies or simple rolls share the same essence of basic ingredients and artisanal preparation.
The recipe reflects the importance of natural ingredients, without industrial additives or preservatives, being traditionally prepared without haste and with great dedication. The influence of European origin, especially German and Swiss, is noticeable in the spongy texture and mild flavor of these biscuits, which have been adapted over time but retain their authentic character.
These Amish biscuits have become popular outside of these communities, with homemade versions found in various households due to their simplicity and delicious result, becoming a delicious symbol of traditional American cuisine.