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I made the official 'Ted Lasso' biscuit recipe, and they were a delicious watch-party snack

Gabbi ShawOct 20, 2021, 22:33 IST

My best attempt at the biscuits from "Ted Lasso."Gabbi Shaw/Insider

One of the most dependable parts of "Ted Lasso" is the biscuits that Ted takes his boss, Rebecca, every day.
Apple TV+ recently released an official biscuits recipe for fans to try.

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There's a little show you might've heard of called "Ted Lasso" on Apple TV+. It was recently nominated for 20 Emmys, winning seven.

Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso. Courtesy of AppleTV

One of the many, many delightful components of Ted is that every morning, without fail, he brings his boss, Rebecca, a pink box filled with biscuits.

"Ted Lasso." Warner Bros. Television Distribution/Apple

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As a die-hard "Ted Lasso" fan, I decided that I needed to try to make my own biscuits, but there was no official recipe ... until recently.

Some of my "Ted Lasso" merch. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

The list of ingredients was actually quite simple.

The ingredients. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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The recipe said to use butter to grease the pan. Usually, I'd stick with Pam cooking spray, but when in Richmond ...

I used a hunk of butter. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

The recipe called for 8 ounces of butter (or two sticks), 3/4 cup of powdered sugar,2 cups of all-purpose flour, and 1/4 teaspoon of coarse salt.

The ingredients. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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First, I melted the butter and whisked it. I then added the powdered sugar.

The biscuits batter. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

Once I added the flour and salt, it became a very knead-able dough.

The dough. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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The next step is to spread the dough across the pan.

Spreading out the dough. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

Then I needed to refrigerate for 30 minutes - the perfect amount of time to squeeze in a quick episode of "Ted."

The refrigerated dough. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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Next, I sliced the dough into rectangles and put it in the oven for 55 minutes at 300 degrees.

The sliced dough. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

Here's what they looked like once they were finished.

The finished biscuits. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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Of course, I had to pair my biscuits with a cup of tea.

Some Americans love tea. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

Overall, I think anyone would enjoy these biscuits, not just AFC Richmond fans - and you most likely already have the ingredients in your pantry.

Couldn't get enough of them. Gabbi Shaw/Insider

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