Cheddar bay biscuits every which way — biscuit casserole, breakfast casserole, chicken pot pie, sausage balls, crab stuffed biscuits — for busy weeknights.
★ breakfast
This casserole from Turtle Creek Foodie is SO GOOD! Gotta love a good “breakfast for dinner!”
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Open in Pepper →A pan of warm cheddar biscuits can carry a meal all by itself, but the real trick is using that buttery, garlicky dough as the top, the bottom, or the middle of supper.
Cooks on Pepper reach for these when there's a box mix in the pantry and forty minutes before everybody's hungry, or when a potluck needs something that disappears fast.
Every recipe here leans on that cheddar-and-garlic flavor: Cheddar Bay Biscuit Casserole with sausage and bell pepper, a breakfast casserole with eggs and milk, Cheddar Bay Biscuit Chicken Pot Pie, sausage balls with cream cheese, Crab Stuffed Cheddar Bay Biscuits, and a from-scratch copycat cheese bread.
Keep the butter cold
Cut cold butter into the flour in pea-size pieces and work fast; warm dough spreads flat instead of rising tall.
Brush butter while hot
Stir garlic powder and parsley into 3 tablespoons melted butter and brush the biscuits the minute they leave the oven so it soaks in.
Shred your own cheddar
Block sharp cheddar melts into real pockets of cheese; bagged shreds are coated to keep from clumping and bake up drier.
Rest casseroles 10 minutes
Let the biscuit casserole or pot pie sit 10 minutes before scooping so the center sets and the topping holds together.