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By Karin Smallman
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on April 06, 2012
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My husband made these for me this morning and what a great surprise. They were tasty and full of bacon and chives. Great recipe! Looking forward to more.
By Chef #769863
on January 18, 2012
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I am horrible at making biscuits. However, even I didn't mess these up. Great flavor. Instead of rolling them out, I patted them into a square and used a pizza cutter and cut them into squares. No left over dough. :
By cal203les_11810372
Milford, CT
on October 02, 2011
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As far as the biscuits rising, I tested each time before baking and finally I realized you "don't" roll the contents to thin. The thicker the higher.
By SandiRae1
Northern Minnesota
on September 08, 2011
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This biscuit does not rise very high............which is o.k. to me....the taste is lacking the cheese flavor? I've tried this recipe twice - and have put almost 5 cups of cheese in it...............still cannot taste the cheese?? I wonder if it's because I use a mild cheddar, already shredded? Both times I eliminated the bacon.........could that make a difference? The biscuits themselves are extremely "tender" and cake-like -- but no cheese flavor?
By cautsler_10230150
Anchorage, AK
on July 21, 2011
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Great flavor, but my biscuits didn't rise much at all. Mostly likely old baking soda/powder and/or I rolled them a bit too thin. Definitely a notch up on your regular, plain biscuits though!
By sjthechef
Grafton, WI
on June 27, 2011
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Great biscuits, I've made them 2 times already. I omitted the chives not a huge fan of them. I don't have a 2-inch-round cutter, so I used a small juice glass to cut the biscuits. Just make sure if you use a glass. You flour the edge of the glass or the biscuit will stick. They are best right out of the oven. While the cheese is still melted. Will for sure make again.