![]() I wouldn’t allow myself to have them until now because I’ve been known to devour all 12 of them. I’ve been dreaming about these Red Lobster biscuits for the past few weeks now. I mean, if a girl can’t have cheese in her biscuits on the national holiday known for food comas, when can she? I refuse to celebrate without these cheesy biscuits on my table. These are another staple at my Thanksgiving table. Ya’ll we’re just over a week away from Thanksgiving!Īnd it’s my responsibility to make sure that you have some deliciously cheesy cheddar bay biscuits for your T-day spread. Brushed with garlic butter when they’re fresh out of the oven, they are just so irresistible! And you don’t even have to go to Red Lobster for them anymore! Theses biscuits are even better than Red Lobsters version. ![]() Yeah….Cheddar Bay Biscuits made with buttermilk and cheddar cheese. Sink your teeth into this Old Bay Garlic Cheddar Biscuits. Melting cheese and specks of Old Bay visible and reaching your senses. The time and temperature is the same as method #1.Look at those cheddar-ry results! Delicious and still flaky. So, if you are in a hurry, this would be perfect without affecting the outcome. This method has less clean up and takes immeasurably less time as well as effort. Yup! It’s that easy! This made 20 biscuits which is a little more than the rolling method. Take the contents of the bowl and scoop out the dough using a large scoop. Place back in the oven for approximately 5 more minutes. Spread melted butter mixture(with more Old Bay) on the top with a pastry brush. Place biscuits touching on a parchment-lined cookie sheet.īake for 10 minutes remove from oven. Continue to roll scraps until most of the dough is utilized. It had a dual purpose though I used it to help straighten the edges so my warm hands didn’t impact the butter.Ĭut using a 2-1/2 inch diameter biscuit cutter. I had a ruler I used to verify measurements even though there were markings on my rolling surface. If you want them a little thicker, keep the rectangle 9″ x 5″. Roll the last rectangle to about a 10″ x 6″ rectangle which should be about 1/2″ thick. Bring the short ends together and roll again to the indicated size. Using a rolling pin, not your hands, roll into a 9″ x 5 ” rectangle. Place dough onto lightly floured surface. The second method, which follows, is quicker and there’s less to clean up.(Yeah!) Stir exactly 15 times just as the video indicates. Place in freezer for about 10 minutes more.Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients, and pour in the buttermilk. Place in the freezer for about 5 minutes. Look at this glorious picture of cold, grated butter. This was so much easier than using my pastry blender. The coolest part, the best kitchen secret discovery of my summer, was grating frozen butter. This is all it really requires for you to have available. They make it so easy! With a few adjustments, maybe I can pull it off. They seemed quite similar to the buttermilk biscuit recipe I discovered on Southern Living, complete with video on how to make biscuits . Unfortunately, when I tapped on a Pinterest link for the recipe I had pinned, there was a Go Daddy advertisement and no recipe. Boo!!! Inspiration hit when I perused many other Cheddar Bay Biscuit recipes. So worth it!) My sister just had to start something, didn’t she? Now that it’s in my head, and the recipe staring at me on my phone, I’m just going to have to make some. (I actually have to “Amazon” this to my house since I can’t find it locally. Who needs that when you have White Lily Flour. However, I already had one that I used without incorporating Bisquick. Old Bay Garlic Cheddar Biscuits is just my favorite buttermilk biscuits recipe in disguise. My sister, Pat, sent me a recipe for them today. ![]()
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