Red Lobster Style Biscuits II

Well, I love Cheddar cheese biscuits, and the Red Lobster version is wonderful, but I've added a new twist to this beloved favorite.

Basically you do the same initial recipe....

2 cups Bisquick

1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese (the more "bite" the better)

2/3 cup milk.

Mix all and drop by rounded spoonfuls onto an ungreased baking sheet. (Okay, right here I discovered that I need to spray two of my baking sheets with Pam-type spray for this recipe or the bottoms cook too quickly. I've got several pans, and some are air-bake style, some are traditional style, some are darker, some are lighter, and I see no rhyme or reason... but now I've taken to just spraying the pan lightly and that works on all the pans!)

Bake at 375° for about ten minutes (again, ovens vary, so watch for biscuit to be pale with hints of golden brown, don't overbake.... Overbaked biscuits become dog treats here.)

THEN:

OH, THEN!!!!

While biscuits are baking melt 2 sticks butter.

Add 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese

1 Tablespoon parsley

1 teaspoon (or more) garlic powder or granulated garlic

Mix together.

 Roll warm rolls in this mixture, making sure some of the Parmesan clings to top of biscuit.

Serve.

TO DIE FOR.

This is not a carb-friendly recipe. When they're warm, my thoughts of a carb-low-friendly diet fly out the window on a wing and a prayer because I could literally sit and eat a batch of these all by myself.

The tweens and teens love 'em... the little kids love 'em... the parents???

LOVE, YES!!! 

:)

And there is no such thing as too much butter when you're talkin' biscuits!

Signs of spring in upstate despite the possible "flurries" still tormenting my forecast:

Porch rockers:  GRIN. I love porch rockers!!!!

The kids' swing.... In winter this side of the porch is filled with firewood to warm middle-of-the-night authors.

Now?

Swings and rockers take precedent!!!  This is the swing I bought at Sandy's Place in Allegany County when Love Inspired contracted my third book.... I promised the kids if I sold a third book, I'd buy them a swing for the side porch... and I love it!!!

And then there's this:

Oh, sweet blossom o' mine! We have not seen anything green until this past week, so we're hungerin' and hankerin' for spring!!!

And the inevitable at the Blodgett homestead:

Yes, they're in a tree. And yes, they're kind of high... My theory is that if you let go, you're not all that bright.

Gosh, that sounds harsh.

:)

But trust me, they hold on!!!

I love climbers. Climbers rock!