Cheese Leaves Muffins
375 degree oven
makes 6
1 portion Angel Biscuit dough, for the dough recipe click here and for more recipes click here!
butter
garlic salt
grated cheese
flour or oat bran for rolling out dough
Using 1 portion of dough, roll out to a large rectangle.
This photo will demonstrate size needed.
Butter lightly, sprinkle with garlic salt, divide lengthwise into 4 portions.
Sprinkle one portion with cheese, carefully place a section on top. Sprinkle cheese on the new one on top, continuing until all 4 pieces have been stacked.
Divide into 6 pieces, place in prepared muffin cups, standing up.
Bake 20 minutes or until done in your oven.
The fourth portion will go into the freezer, for now.
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This post is shared with:
hearth n soul @ a moderate life
tuesday night supper club @ fudgeripple
muffin monday @ talking dollars and cents
lets do brunch @ 21 century housewife
key words: biscuits, scratch convenience biscuits, homemade dough
As always, thank for taking a moment to stop and say hello.
I appreciate your time and your comments!
This post is shared with:
hearth n soul @ a moderate life
tuesday night supper club @ fudgeripple
muffin monday @ talking dollars and cents
lets do brunch @ 21 century housewife
key words: biscuits, scratch convenience biscuits, homemade dough
15 comments:
These sound SUPER good!
Wow do these ever look wonderful!
Oh I' am so making these with my ANGEL BISCUIT dough which is in my fridge right this minute.Yes, I made the dough yesterday and my my my, its great.I made just plain biscuits with some and thought I'd do the monkey thingy tomorrow,, maybe this will be the one,, thanks for the great recipe!!
Everything is better with cheese.
Mmmm....those look and sound delish!
I use the angel biscuit dough, stacked in the same way, but covered with a layer of butter and then cinnamon sugar. We call them cinnamon stacks and had them for breakfast on Saturday. I can't wait to try these.
I love muffins and these sound so good! Please share your recipe with our readers by linking it up at Muffin Mondday. Thanks!
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These looks fantastic, I love the cheese under each layers! Looks really good. Thank you for sharing, Melynda!
Like Laraine above, I've made something called cinnamon fan (or accordion) biscuits using this stacking technique. My son thinks it's cool. I'm glad to have a savory, cheesy way of doing this now! Thanks for sharing!
Your Cheese Leaves muffins sound heavenly! Heading over to learn more about Angel Biscuit dough too...
So glad I saw your link-up at the Tuesday Night Supper Club!
New follower,
Jenn/Rook No. 17
Sounds excellent! Love cheese and these look so good!
Cheese leaves muffins looks delicious.Thanks for sharing with Hearth and Soul hop.
i never get sick of your gorgeous angel biscuits...and this rendition looks simply divine. i could eat a whole dozen! thank you for sharing with tuesday night supper club.
Thanks so much for linking up and sharing your delicious recipe at Muffin Monday! Hope to see you again this week!
I'm absolutely loving your Angel Biscuit recipes Melynda, and this cheese one sounds fantastic. Thank you for sharing it with Let's Do Brunch. Hope to see you there again this week - the linky is up now!
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