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Phyllis Cabe Blevins sees blessings in biscuits at The Big Biscuit Barn in Rossville, Georgia

Staff Photo by Matt Hamilton / Phyllis Cabe Blevins takes a coffee break at The Big Biscuit Barn in Rossville, Ga.
Staff Photo by Matt Hamilton / Phyllis Cabe Blevins takes a coffee break at The Big Biscuit Barn in Rossville, Ga. Staff Photo by Matt Hamilton / Phyllis Cabe Blevins takes a coffee break at The Big Biscuit Barn in Rossville, Ga.

Phyllis Cabe Blevins, a.k.a. The Biscuit Lady, grew up just across the street from where she now commands the kitchen at The Big Biscuit Barn in Rossville. A graduate of Lakeview High School, she recalls going to the grocery store every Friday night and, as a young girl, couldn’t reach high enough to touch the top of the produce counters that also held big boxes of toy kitchens.

“I’ve loved cooking since I was little and always wished I’d get one of those toy kitchens for Christmas, but I never did,” she recalls. “But then, as a grown-up, I know God blessed me with my heart’s desire – a restaurant!”

Blevins opened her Big Biscuit Barn in 2007, and it quickly became the go-to place in Rossville and beyond for bodacious biscuits and other breakfast fare, as well as country-style lunches and mouthwatering desserts.

Here, she tells what prompted her to go from cooking at country fairs to opening her own restaurant.

(READ MORE: 6 great recipes for biscuit bliss)