These biscuits are cheesy and rich, and fairly close to the ones a famous seafood restaurant chain serves.

Cheddar Bay Biscuits

baking mix

Cheddar cheese, shredded

water

butter

garlic powder

salt

onion powder

parsley

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.


In a mixing bowl, combine the baking mix, cheese, and water. Mix until dough is firm. Using a small scoop, place dough on the prepared pan.


Bake at 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) for 10 to 12 minutes, or until golden brown.


Combine the melted butter, garlic powder, salt, onion powder and parsley. Brush over baked biscuits immediately upon removing from oven.


These were great! However, in this recipe along with the others I've found for Cheddar Bay Biscuits, The "Bay" is missing. I've discovered it's Old Bay Seasoning. Here in Pennsylvania it's found by the seafood in the supermarkets. I added a dash to the batter and 1/4 teaspoon to the butter mixture and THEN it was exactly like the famous seafood chain restaurant!

Wonderful biscuits!  For this recipe alone I have become one of "those" reviewers ~ I am rating this recipe on changes made before trying the original.  I know, I know, shame on me!  I am only doing so as I had items in the fridge that I needed to use up!  Based on other reviews, I added the garlic and onion powder, parsley and 1/4 tsp of Old Bay seasoning to the mix.  In place of the water, I used buttermilk which makes a more flavorful biscuit.  As soon as the biscuits were done, I brushed the butter mixture (plus chives for color) on top of the biscuits and popped them back into the oven for about 2 minutes.  Full of flavor, easy to make with ingredients usually found in any cooks kitchen!  5 Stars!

I have always wanted to replicate the garlic-cheese biscuits from one of my favorit restaurants and now I can!  I followed other reviewers advice and doubled the cheese (about 1 cup) as well as adding 1 tsp. of garlic, 1/4 tsp. onion powder and about 1/2 tsp. of dried parsley to the biscuit batter.  In the butter, I added the called for amounts of garlic and onion powder, increased the parsley to 1/2 tsp (love the color and flavor) and omitted the salt.  I used baking spray rather than parchment paper and took advice from another reviewer and brushed the biscuits with the butter and popped them back in the oven for a few minutes.  Next time I will most likely increase the amount of garlic a bit and maybe make 1/2 a batch as these are hard to resist (I don't believe it's very kind to my waist line!)  Thanks Cookie...and also, would you happen to have the restaurant recipe for the blackened fish spice blend???  Yummy!

I LOVE Red Lobsters biscuits and being Australian and having NO Red Lobsters to go to - I had to create my own biscuits for my 4th of July celebrations.  They were SO easy and tasted SO much like the restaurant ones I couldn't believe it.  I didn't think that I was going to be able to survive until November when I come back over - but now with my recipe on hand - I'll be making these all the time.  My family also LOVED them and they have never had real American biscuits although my sister swore they were the same as a scone - I don't think so at all.  The only time consuming aspect of this recipe was the fact that I had to make my own Bisquik because we don't have it in Australia - luckily I had shortening on hand from my American Food Store.  Australians need to revise some of our cooking products that are seriously lacking.  AMERICAN FOOD ROCKS.
Tip:  dip your biscuits in French dressing - there's nothing better!!!!!!!

Kat Thomas, Melbourne Australia

So yummy and so easy! Next time I will try some of the other reviewers' suggestions - milk instead of water adding the seasonings to the mix as well as to the butter topping leaving the salt out baking a little longer after adding the topping. Even so they were nearly perfect and disappeared very quickly.

Nothing not to like with these!  I have never eaten at Red Lobster, so I have no idea what their biscuits taste like and cannot compare these to them.   But these were goooood.  So easy to make there really is no reason not to make them, and often.  I played with the recipe a bit, but without disturbing its integrity.  I used milk instead of water and a Danish Dill Havarti instead of cheddar (mainly for practical reasons, since I didn’t want the milk to go to waste and the Havarti for the same reason).  In keeping  with the dill already in the Havarti, I swapped  the parsley out  for even more dill weed in the melted butter mixture.  I deliberately made these oversized, planning ahead to use them for some breakfast sandwiches in the morning.  They’re just  delicious – golden and crusty on the outside, soft and tender on the inside.  Loved ‘em.

These were very close to RL's! I did use milk and added garlic powder onion powder and parsley to the dough as well as the butter. My family was very impressed!

OK, these were VERY close to tasting like the real thing! Mine just came out to dry for my taste. I used the easy baking mix recipe instead of bisquick, and I also made my biscuits way too big. I had to end up baking them for over twenty min! So the next time I make them I'll do some adjustments on my end and they should turn out better.

The only change I made was that I put some of the garlic powder and a little bit of the parsley into the batter itself. Everyone said they tasted EXACTLY like RL's biscuits!!

Check out these quick and tasty cheddar biscuits.

cheddar bay biscuits

Servings: 20

Cost: $1.12 /serving

Author : Cookie

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