Golden cheddar biscuits drizzled with garlic parsley butter. Make sure you have some company to enjoy these with, or you'll be tempted to eat them all!
You can easily halve this recipe. Of course, they taste best fresh out of the oven, but reheating them the next day is still good if you have leftovers.
Garlic Cheddar Biscuits
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
Servings: 14 • Serving Size: 1 biscuit • Old Points: 2 pts • Points+: 3 pts
Calories: 97.3 • Fat: 3.9 g • Protein: 3.7 g • Carb: 13.0 g • Fiber: 0.0 g
- 2 tbsp butter, melted
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tbsp fresh chopped parsley
- 2 cups Heart Smart Bisquick
- 3.5 oz shredded sharp Cheddar cheese (Cabot 50% reduced fat)
- 2/3 cup fat free milk
Preheat oven to 400°. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
Melt butter in a small frying pan, add half the garlic and saute on low heat about 1 minute. Remove from heat and add parsley.
In a large bowl, combine biscuit mix, cheddar cheese, and remaining garlic. Stir in milk and mix (do not over mix). Drop batter by heaping tablespoonfuls (1.5 oz each) onto prepared cookie sheet.
Bake for 10 minutes. Brush or drizzle biscuits with melted butter. Bake for 5 more minutes, or until lightly browned on the bottom.
They look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe biscuits look pretty light and tasty. Yum!!
ReplyDeleteI'm allergic to fresh garlic, would you recommend I substitute garlic powder or minced garlic? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDo you mean fresh as in uncooked? Then you could probably roast the garlic in the oven before mixing.
DeleteAlso, minced garlic IS fresh garlic, just chopped up.
Garlic powder- I do not think it would give as strong and "garlic-y" a flavor.
These look just like the biscuits from Red Lobster that are SO yummy and SO bad for you. Thank you for making a healthy and equally yummy substitution! I can't wait to try them!
ReplyDeleteIs Heart Smart Bisquick in Canada?
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny - I just made these with the same ingredients tonight for dinner...minus the parsley! Seriously...that is too funny! I was craving biscuits and decided to use some fat free cheddar cheese and garlic to spice it up a bit! :)
ReplyDeleteGosh, those look and sound delish!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kat
They look and sound so good I think I'll pass on the company and just eat them all myself :)
ReplyDeletecan't wait to try these!!
ReplyDeleteGosh im gonna have to stop reading all your yuuummmy recipes lol. Jk, but yet, another must make
ReplyDeleteYum!! Can't wait to try these.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for finding a way to lighten up these delights! My family LOVES the full fat version but I've refused to make them since starting weight watchers because of how bad they are. Everyone will be happy to see these back on the menu this week thanks to you! :)
ReplyDeleteSilly question: I don't drink milk since it is too high on points (why drink your points when you can eat your points!?!?). But we do keep whole milk in the fridge for the kids. Can I substitute the fat free milk with whole milk and not mess up the consistancy?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I have loved EVERY single recipe of yours that I have tried! Thanks for doing what you do! :)
I have been making these for years now, just without the parsley. I'll have to try it the next time I make them. They are always a big hit!
ReplyDeleteOMG! How did you know I was searching for these the other day on your site! This is great. Thank you Gina!!!
ReplyDelete@Cyber Cyster- I make these at home, almost the exact same recipe, except I use garlic powder, so you should be fine!
ReplyDeleteI don't think Heart Smart Bisquick is available in Canada (if anyone has seen it, please let me know). Gina, can you recommend a substitute?
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone have tips for freezing these? I am pregnant and trying to freeze some of my recipes for after the baby arrives, but I'm not sure if I should freeze the dough in one big lump, or split the dough into individual servings then freeze, or go ahead and bake them and freeze the completed biscuits. Suggestions?
ReplyDeleteThey look so good ... I wonder if there's a way to make them from scratch.
ReplyDeleteThey sell Heart Smart Bisquick on amazon, so you could always buy it there (I linked to it in my ingredients). If not, I'm sure you could find a copycat recipe for it online.
ReplyDeleteGarlic powder would be fine if you're allergic, but I would recommend fresh to everyone else.
Morris Family- Using whole milk would work, but the points would increase, so maybe you want to do half milk, half water.
Marianne, I think I would bake them first, then freeze and reheat in the oven later. We freeze French bread all the time, and it reheats perfectly.
yum..I would guess these taste like a healthy version of the red lobster biscuits! thanks!
ReplyDeleteWOW! These look fantastic! I am amazed you made something so evil sounding so healthy! Thanks, Gina, can not wait to try them!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I'm definitely going to be giving these a try! :-) I could eat the ones from Red Lobster as a meal, so I'll definitely have to halve this recipe or I'll be in trouble! :-P
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a from scratch option.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Marianne, I would divide them up and freeze on a cookie sheet before baking. When froozen put them in a sealed bag. Then you can bake them a few at a time, they will just take a few minutes longer.
I bet these would be absolutely wonderful on the side of a warm, hearty soup or chili. Such an easy recipe! Thanks for sharing, Gina.
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been planning on making your cauliflower soup before winter is over, and i think these would go great with that! Yum!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU! I have been craving cheddar bay biscuits from Red Lobster for weeks. I was going to make them at home but the recipe I have is BAAAAAADDD. Making these tonight!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make this with the baked potato soup! Thanks so much for all your hard work and all of the super duper recipes that you share with us :)
ReplyDeleteI must try to make these, my mouth is watering just looking at that photo.
ReplyDeleteThis would be great with soup, I'm thinking cheddar broccoli potato soup!
ReplyDeleteI'll play around with making this from scratch for those of you who can't find Bisquick.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking biscuits. I can't wait to try them.
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing, I can't believe each has fewer than 100 calories!!
ReplyDeletelooks devine i'm gonna make those biscuits.
ReplyDeleteLove coming here. yvonne
OMG I almost just screamed like a giddy little school girl when I saw these!! I love love love love the biscuits at Red Lobster. I hope they taste like them! I can't wait to try them out!! :)
ReplyDeleteI too LOVE these at Red Lobster and am so happy you posted this recipe. I just made them and they not only taiste delicious they look great as well. I made them with the potato soup and it was a GREAT, AMAZING, YUMMY dinner.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if these would be good using taco cheese? That is all I have on hand and wanted to try them tonight. Or would these be OK without the cheese?
ReplyDeleteI have tons of Bisquick I've been wanting to use up..this will be perfect! :-)
ReplyDeleteI made these but with cilantro and mexican blend cheese to go with chili. they were so good!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the difference between the Heart Smart and the regular Bisquick?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, just wanted you to know that at my last WW meeting, we talked about ways to manage your environment and keep your kitchen healthy. During discussion, I stood up and gave everyone your website and raved about the recipes here!!
Keep up the awesomeness. My husband and I thank you!!
ummm....yummm! Making these tonight to go with Gina's 3 Bean Turkey Chili that I have in the crock pot right now! The house smells awesome! Perfect timing...thanks, Gina!
ReplyDeleteLOVED THESE
ReplyDeleteI am making them again Saturday. AND they were so easy!!! Thanks
I made these tonight, and these were delicious. I didn't have the cheese so I just left it out. I made them as a side with your Filipino Adobo Chicken, which is my fam's favorite!!! Thanks for the great meals.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Mexican cheese is wonderful here, and with cilantro instead of parsley, yum! Would be awesome with a bowl of chili!!
ReplyDeleteJo- Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Heather- Sooo easy! I like easy when it comes to baking.
Filipino Chicken is a favorite in my house too these days.
These sound delish. But we can't get Heart smart bisquick in the UK, any suggestions for an alternative?
ReplyDeleteI made these last night to go along with some chili. They were so easy to make, and SO delicious. My boyfriend didn't even know they were WW friendly! Kudos, Gina!
ReplyDeleteYou did it again Gina! I just made these tonight for dinner. My family gave them rave reviews. My husband loved them so much he ate 4 (12+ points). I served them along side your Baked Potato Soup.
ReplyDeleteThe entire meal was awesome, and perfect on this cold California night.
You make being on Weight Watchers a treat. I've told all the people at my meetings about your website.
Thank you so much for your yummy recipes. Keep up the good work.
Debbie Houston
OM-FREAKING-G forget the company, i am so having these all by myself.
ReplyDeleteand by the way i LOVE that you have the new and old points both, because a LOT of people are staying on the Old Plan including myself.
Yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteI love to bake biscuits with Bisquick (original), I'll try with this one!
Thanks
Debbie, so happy you enjoyed them, it's hard to eat just one!
ReplyDeleteReena- Right!
Ziho, just as good!
loulee, I'll try to work on one from scratch.
WOW. These look beyond yum & beautiful. Cheese Biscuits are a secret love of mine!
ReplyDeleteRegan
~Cabot Creamery
Having these tonight...only I subbed chives for the parsley and pepperjack for the cheddar.
ReplyDeleteShut the front door! These were too good! OMG! So I halved the recipe - I ate one, the boyfriend ate 6. He literally pulled the plate to him and went to town. Had the nerve to ask "did you want some?" as if I hadn't made them. Thanks for a wonderful substitute for a Red Lobster favorite.
ReplyDeleteHi! I have really been enjoying your blog, so I added you to my list of "foodie blog shoutouts" on my own blog! I have a great group of dedicated readers that really enjoy the recipes I post, but I can't possibly link all of the ones you have that make my mouth water. If you have a page of other blogs you enjoy, I'd love to be on it (if you enjoy my blog as well). Thanks again for the wonderful recipes!
ReplyDeletehttp://reluctantwwfoodie.wordpress.com/foodie-blog-shoutouts/
These were very tasty. I also added a little fresh rosemary to them. Very yummy
ReplyDeleteThese are so good and so easy. I just whipped some up and my husb's still working on the rest of dinner. Ha ha ha I won!
ReplyDeletei'm back with an update! i made them!! sooo good and easy, which is important because i can mess things up really fast. totally should have 1/2d the recipe because now i have a whole bunch of delicious biscuits all to myself.... mm.
ReplyDeleteI warned you all!! Glad you liked them, I knew you would.
ReplyDeleteI made these tonight for a dinner party and they were a huge hit. I took out the parsley and added parmesan cheese and oregano. They were great! I think this would be a great pizza dough!
ReplyDeleteThese were so good! Thank you, Gina! (Mine didn't look as pretty as your's did though!) :)
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find Heart Smart Bisquick in my local store there was another brand 'Krusteaz' that had a heart smart option I am hoping that it will have the same yummy effect. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePizza dough, I wonder!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sienna!
nonbetter, let me know!
Gina,
ReplyDeleteI love your recipes. I made 1/2 the recipe for these awesome biscuits, and I ate 2 of them. My husband ate the rest! Wow! They were great.
Keep up the great work! You've helped me continue to maintain my WW goal weight. :)
I made these last night and added crumbled up reduced fat turkey bacon to the mixture. It added so much to the flavor--the smokyness of the bacon mixed with the tang of the cheddar--and consistency--the crunchy bacon breaking up the fluffyness. It was delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely amazing, and I don't feel guilty eating them! Thank you Gina, your blog is a life-saver!
ReplyDeleteThese are just the best, thanks so much for the recipe! I've made them twice now and my family can't get enough. They are so quick and easy and they present really well.
ReplyDeletetry adding some bacon bits.. they are great.. ;-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Thank you so much for all your great recipes, you've helped my husband me learn to eat healthier and lose weight!
ReplyDeleteOk just found out about this site. Gonna be trying many recipes. Anyway how many muffins could I eat without overdoing the points? I figure 2.
ReplyDeleteJust made these last night...AMAZING!!! I had never tried the HeartSmart bisquick before and was worried it would taste "healthy"...tasted like any other biscuit! The garlic and cheddar made it so delicious! Will definately be making this over and over again.
ReplyDeleteI made these tonight and screwed something up! They were as flat as pancakes, can't sure what I did, I figure it's one of 3 things, I halved the recipe and added too much milk, since they were very watery, I over mixed despite your warnings, or I was lazy so I used minced garlic and the oil did it! They were still VERY yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are AMAZING! I used Cabot 75% reduced fat cheddar and they were delicious. Definitely recommend making a half recipe if you don't have help eating these or have a hard time with self control. It took a LOT for me to limit myself to two. This is a wonderful recipe for entertaining those who aren't calorie counting - they will never know and you can maintain your count! Thank you for another superb recipe, Gina!
ReplyDeleteThese are the best! I recommend everyone I know to your site, dieting or not... Because of these biscuits. Divine! Love love love! Seriously though I make a larger biscuit so there's 7... And it makes it easier for me to only have one large one, then hubs and kids devoured the rest... Great for brunch or dinner!! Best biscuits... Great just great
ReplyDeleteAren't they great!! Great idea making them bigger to eat just one.
ReplyDeleteJust wondering how the nutritional info would change if we were to use the Gluten Free Bisquick?
ReplyDeleteOr if you think that would affect the recipe much?
I live in Canada but make regular trips to the US, I dont want to have boxes of mix sitting there since I dont bake or eat pancakes but these look magically delicious and a must try!
I'll be honest Amanda, I'm not sure. I didn't even know they sold gluten free bisquick. Let me know how it turns out if you make it.
ReplyDeleteI have these in the oven RIGHT NOW! They smell amazing and I cant wait to try them!!
ReplyDeleteThese were delicious! I was on a cheese kick, so for dinner tonight I made these w/ the lighter baked mac & cheese for my hubby and I. The garlic parsley butter is a nice treat to the already delicious biscuit. Having easily devoured tons of the cheddar bay biscuits at Red Lobster, this is a fantastic and healthy substitute.
ReplyDeleteOn a side note, the mac & cheese was creamy, decadent and hearty. We make so many recipes of yours in our house and they're all awesome!
Sounds like a very comforting meal!!
ReplyDeleteThese are delicious! I made them last week and am making them again tonight since my husband came home from work and saw some broccoli cheddar mini omelettes in the fridge, got really excited and yelled, "you made more cheddar bicuits!!!" I guess that was my cue :-)
ReplyDeleteHa!! Yes it's time.
ReplyDeleteThese biscuits are amazing! My 23-year-old brother likes nothing, and has made cooking healthy for the family difficult. But he LOVED these biscuits, as did everyone else in the family, and I'm already planning to make them again tomorrow! Also, I LOVE the simplicity of this recipe. Took no time at all to make/clean up!
ReplyDeleteThese are the exact same thing that a B&B in Canada made, but the cow running the place refused to give me the recipe! Needless to say I never went back to that place again! Thanks for posting!!!
ReplyDeleteHow bad would the calories be if I use regular Bisquick? I think that is all we can get in the UK.
ReplyDeleteCraig I'm not sure how that effects the points, you'll have to plug this into recipe builder.
ReplyDeleteI just made these with Parmesan cheese instead of cheddar and they were SO GOOD! Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteTonight was my 1st time trying this recipe, and it was a huge success!!! I didnt think my 4 kids (all under 7 yrs old) would like them, boy was I wrong they were asking or 2nd and 3rd biscuits!!!Thank You for the recipes.
ReplyDeleteI finally got around to making these last weekend and again tonight...just amazing. They don't taste light in any way. You are incredible, Gina! (Oh, we don't have 50% reduced fat cheese here in my area, so I had to use 2% milk sharp cheddar.)
ReplyDeleteAnd HUGE thumbs up from the hubs, too! (He's not on WW at all. :-)
Everytime someone comments on this, I want to whip out my bowl and make another batch!
ReplyDeleteI'm embarrassed to admit how many times I've made these and just eaten them as my whole meal.
ReplyDeleteSo delicious!!
These look incredibly delicious. What a great flavor combination!
ReplyDeleteO M G
ReplyDeletethese are the BEST biscuits I have EVER had!!!
I highly recommend them, they are salty but not too much salt, they have the perfect amount of garlic in them as well.
(I recommend puttting some chopped parsely into the actual biscuit and also make more of the butter sauce, you will want more on them :)
Thanks Gina, GREAT recipe!!!!
These are great!!! Love them!
ReplyDeleteThese are so good! i even accidently burnt the butter parsley garlic mixture and they were still awesome! Made this with the bolganase sauce which is SO good!
ReplyDeleteThese were fantastic!
ReplyDeleteA friend pointed me in the direction of your website - I love it!
ReplyDeleteJust thought I'd pass this along . . . I've been making these biscuits substituting water for half the milk. (A Red Lobster employee told me that they use water for their biscuits). I have not made them with the heart smart bisquick - but using regular - and substituting water - made for lighter, "fluffier" cheddar biscuits!
Again. . . love your website!
All I can say is Make them. They are delicious. I wanted Papa Gino bread sticks today and thought I remembered saving this cheese biscuit recipe. Well, I finally got around to making it this month and as I type, I 'm eating them. so darn good. No need for papa gino bread sticks any more.
ReplyDeleteI went to get the ingredients for these last night. Can't wait to make them. BUT I forgot to buy the stupid biscuit mix :-( So back to the store i go.
ReplyDeleteI've now made these twice... so easy & delicious. I made 11 instead of 14 (4 pts each) and used water instead of milk (only because I was out) and they still turned out amazing.
ReplyDeleteGina, I cannot thank you enough for this website. It's my new go-to and I've told all my friends about it too!
Very delicious. Had them with Shrimp, Roasted Corn, Tomato and Avocado salad. Great summer time meal. I will definitely be making these again. Very easy to make!
ReplyDeleteCan I use whole wheat flour instead of the bisquick?
ReplyDeleteI made them last night to have with a salad. I blogged about the meal: http://hopeinthekitchen.blogspot.com/2011/09/taco-chicken-salad.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe!!
These are great! I make them at least twice a month, and my husband is always super excited to find them in the oven. He loves to take the leftover ones to work with his lunch, which saves me from the temptation of having a bunch in the fridge!
ReplyDeleteMade these tonight and I didn't love them as much as I thought I would. They looked beautiful, just like the photos, but tasted a bit mild. I used regular extra sharp cheddar as my light cheese got eaten by the kids (as usual), so I would have thought they would have had a little "bite" to them. Any suggestions? I'm worried the Heart Smart is too sweet rather than having that salty/baking powder taste. I shredded the cheese using the larger shredding holes, should I have gone smaller to distribute more?
ReplyDeleteI was also lazy and used the already minced garlic. The biscuits were kinda flat like pancakes. Learned my lesson, don't be lazy!
ReplyDeleteI made these last night...so yummy!! I used fresh rosemary instead of parsley because that's what I had on hand. Had one for breakfast this morning with turkey bacon~my new favorite breakfast! Thanks for the recipe, Gina!
ReplyDeleteHi Gina, these look absolutely yummy. I wanted to know if you had a recipe for garlic bread, or is this the closest recipe you have? I look forward to hearing from you!
ReplyDeleteAny luck with the from scratch version?
ReplyDeleteI want to take this to a friend's house for Christmas dinner. How do I reheat them? Oven temp? Covered in foil? Center of oven? How long? I'm a good cook but not a GREAT one so I want to make sure these are as tasty the next day as the day I prepare them. SO excited about making these!!!!
ReplyDeleteI apologize if this question has been asked and answered...
ReplyDeleteCan I make the dough the night before, keep it refrigerated and then bake the next day?
I'd like to make this Wednesday night and then bring them to my mom's on Thanksgiving and bake them there so they're fresh out of the oven.
Thanks!
I think these are best fresh, you could probably reheat them in the oven a few minutes but like any bread they are best the first day.
ReplyDeleteI have not tried making the batter the night before, if it works let me know!
My family and I LOVED these!! Thanks for another great recipe.
ReplyDeleteI've made these 4 times for dinner parties (including thanksgiving!) and they have been a HUGE hit. thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteI hope it's ok, I am featuring this recipe on my blog tomorrow! I am also sharing your Brussels Sprout recipe. Of course you get all the credit!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love these!! DH said they were even better than Red Lobsters! He ate almost all of them.
ReplyDeleteCan I use low fat buttermilk instead of regular milk? I have the buttermilk for another recipe.
ReplyDeleteI made these to take to a Christmas party. Everyone gobbled them up and no one even knew they were WW friendly! I used my trusty cookie scoop to make them all the same size. They were so easy and fast to make I know they will be something I go to again and again. I've been enjoying all your soup recipes lately and these would go along perfectly with any of them.
ReplyDeleteLight, fluffy, and buttery! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI only have 1% milk so I'm going to use that and LIGHT butter instead of full fat butter...I put it in the recipe builder and it evened itself out to 3 points still!! Yay!!! Question...my sister-in-law made a similar recipe on New Year's Eve...she put a shake of Old Bay seasoning in it...they were perfect! Have you ever tried that? I might add a tad to this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI made those with spaghetti, very easy to make and moist too. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteGina,
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a low fat version of garlic bread and found these biscuits. Could I make them without the cheese and just make garlic biscuits (we're having it with your crockpot bolgnese sauce and I don't know how much a cheesy biscuit would work)? Would I need to adjust anything else?
Thanks!
Gina-I made these last week, my husband told me that they were WAY BETTER than the "cheddar bay" biscuits from Red Lobster (which he LOVES!!) And reheated the next day, omg they taste even better. However, I felt like the butter/parsley mix had way more parsley, to where I literally had to use my finger to spread it around the biscuit. Any other suggsetions?
ReplyDeleteGina, is there a gluten free version of these biscuits?!
ReplyDeleteI made these last night. I thought that they were pretty bland and would not put that much parsley w/the butter, next time. This morning since, I had left over pepper jack cheese I decided to make them w/the pepper jack cheese. OMG! I think I died and went to heaven. I only put half the amount of parsley that it called for w/the butter and no garlic in the butter. Only garlic in the batter. LOVED IT! Thanks for another awesome recipe!
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI just found your site through Pinterest and I am so glad I have! I was wondering if you ever had any luck making these from scratch? I am trying really hard to keep our food costs down and use less processed foods. These look delicious and I would love to try them. Thank you so much for all the great recipes!
My boyfriend and I are garlic-aholics so I doubled the garlic in this recipe and they were absolutely delicious. Can't wait to make them again!
ReplyDeleteThese are so awesome! I freeze them on a cookie sheet, and then store them in a ziploc in my freezer. So easy to just warm up one or two at a time.
ReplyDeleteI just made these and added turkey sausage crumbles so they would be breakfast biscuits.
ReplyDeleteMy first time making biscuits. They're really good, but I wish I skipped the step of lining the baking sheet.
ReplyDeleteI didn't have parchment paper, so I used foil because I read that it's a good replacement. The biscuits stuck to the foil. I had to scrape them off and it was a mess. I realized that I probably could have skipped the lining and used cooking spray, since I have a non-stick baking sheet.
Other than that, the biscuits turned out really good. My taste testing turned into a meal, and looking forward to the leftovers. And lesson learned: biscuits stick to foil, so next time I'll skip the lining.
I didnt have parchment either but I used foil I just lightly sprayed it with cooking spray they slid right off..
DeleteFor those looking for a "from scratch" Bisquick replacement, I used these directions I found:
ReplyDelete"Substitute the 2 cups Bisquick mix with:
2 cups unbleached white flour plus 4 teaspoons baking powder and 2 teaspoons baking soda (Bisquick mix includes additional preservatives and chemicals not needed by your body)
2/3 cup milk
2 tbsp butter"
I'm assuming you could use whole wheat flour if you wanted to, but I'm not an experienced baker, so I could be wrong!
Gina, thank you so much for all the incredible recipes! My husband and I are trying to eat healthier, and everything on here is delicious, even to a super-picky man!
I made these tonight with stuff I had on hand.... used 2 tsp dried parsley, regular bisquick, and I used almost a cup of parmesan cheese instead of cheddar. They turned out super yummy! Thank you so much for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteSince I made the easy garlic and rosemary biscuit and made the mistake of adding the butter mixture to the mix and it turned out marvelous I did the same with this batch so wonderfully delicious...
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