Better than Jim 'N Nick's Cheesy Biscuits - delicious and easy mini cheese biscuits - I ate WAY too many of these! Only 5 ingredients and ready in about 15 minutes! Bisquick, buttermilk, sugar, vanilla and cheddar cheese.
Yield: 20 muffins
Better Than Jim N Nicks Cheesy Biscuits
prep time: 5 MINScook time: 12 MINStotal time: 17 mins
ingredients:
- 1-1/2 cups Bisquick
- 3/4 cup buttermilk
- 3 Tbps sugar
- 1/4 tsp vanilla
- 1 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
instructions:
- Preheat oven to 425. Lightly spray a MINI muffin pan with cooking spray.
- Stir together all ingredients just until combined. Scoop into a mini muffin pan.
- Bake 12-15 minutes, until golden.
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I think I'd like a dozen right now. These look great. Will be trying them soon.
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ReplyDeleteI'm with Japanese Redneck, I'll take 12.
ReplyDeleteI always love biscuits, and with your recipe with the addition of cheddar cheese, fabulous, now I can eat over a dozen.
ReplyDeleteYour biscuits look fantastic! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love the design of your blog by the way, especially the chicken avatar.
ReplyDeleteAs we call them (from another restaurant) the "biscuits with the cheese all up in 'em!" I must try these - they look fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't get any cheese flavor. I think I'd just leave the cheese out and save the money and calories. These would make a great breakfast biscuit.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome!! My whole family loved them, and they truly are close to Jim & Nick's. Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteIn the oven right now. Thanks!
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I will have to try these. I always make the ones on Pioneer Woman's site, and they are DELICIOUS, but they require 3 cups of cheese, which can get pricey. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is unbelievable. i followed the directions to the T and slapped some honey and butter on them. The vivid photos made me want to make a batch. I will be making them throughout the holiday season along with many other things I'm sure. It is great to save as much as possible when you shop. I found some great usable coupons on there and saved more than change to say the least. Take a look before you shop next.
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These are so yummy! Made them along with BBQ chicken for dinner. Thank you for posting this recipe!
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ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try these!! When I saw the name, I knew you had to be from around Bham. I went to college there and miss it very much. I absolutely love Jim n Nicks biscuits (I call them cupcakes) Thanks for this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI tried these today and I find them too sweet. I think I will omit the sugar and give these another try.
ReplyDeleteI think they're a little sweet for me, too. I made some today and they were good, but it was more like a dessert. I'm going to cut the sugar in half or more, up the cheese, and add some garlic salt. I sprinkled a little on the ones I made and it really jacked the flavor up a notch.
DeleteEveryone in my family loved these. Quick to make, clean and eat!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, our dinner was cooked but just stumbled upon this and happened to have some buttermilk so whipped up a batch and they are in the oven now!!
ReplyDeleteWhat's a good substitute for buttermilk if none on hand?
ReplyDeleteCatzmum - 4 1/2 teaspoons white vinegar, or fresh lemon juice and 1 cup milk
ReplyDeleteYou can also just use milk.
I put this on my menu for this week, I can't wait to try them out! I linked to your blog, hoping you don't mind.
ReplyDeleteDoes this need the vanilla? I'm not much of a baker so I don't have this handy. Looks yummy though!
ReplyDeleteKristin - the biscuits I was copying are slightly sweet. You can leave the vanilla out and they will be ok. They will just taste slightly different, but not bad.
DeleteThese were made exactly as written and they are awesome. Wouldn't change a thing. I served with honey butter as suggested. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI noticed that some are posting that these biscuits are sweet. If they are anything remotely like Jim n Nick's, you made them exactly right! We love Jim n Nick's but only enjoy the biscuits while they are super warm because the longer they sit, the sweeter they get! Thanks for the recipe!!
ReplyDeleteI saw this recipe on Pinterest this morning and had to try them. I made them just as the recipe says and had them with bacon. Just the perfect amount of sweetness! Yummy! Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a baker so can I use bisquick complete or does it have to be the original?
ReplyDeletejaclyn - I haven't tried the bisquick complete yet, but I think it would be fine to swap it for the regular bisquick
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe! I'm planning on making this! But I was wondering is vanilla, vanilla extract?
ReplyDelete& If it is not, would it be ok if I used vanilla extract?
Rc - vanilla is vanilla extract
DeleteSo yummie. My hubby will love them!
ReplyDeleteDoes the use of sharp cheddar throw off the flavor? I used sharp cheddar, and felt that the biscuits weren't sweet enough.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of the sweetness but they were good my family LOVED THEM. Thanks!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of the sweetness but they were good my family LOVED THEM. Thanks!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of the sweetness but they were good my family LOVED THEM. Thanks!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy kids beg to go to Jim N Nicks every night. They won't eat anything, but the biscuits, so I thought I'd give these a try. Dinner's not quite ready yet and they've each had one. They can't wait to sit down at the table to have more. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI didn't taste any of the cheese... and the bisquick made them taste like pancakes. I have to put syrup on them just to make myself eat them. I found the actual recipe for jim n' nick's biscuits. Jim N' Nick's wins by far. These were a waste of resources. Gross.
ReplyDeleteSo where is the actual recipe for Jim n Nick's biscuits
DeleteI don't add sugar.I brush them with melted butter and garlic powder after I take them out of the oven.
ReplyDeleteI love Jim N nicks biscuits, so I am looking forward to trying these! Going to make them for Thanksgiving... assuming they will last that long! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteThese look absolutely heavenly. I'd eat them all!
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ReplyDeleteMade these today. Turned out great. Grand Kids and everyone loved them. All gone!! Next time, I'm going to add some ham.
I am wondering if adding garlic powder into these would make them taste even better. That would really remind me of the Red Lobster biscuits then.
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ReplyDeleteCheesy, sweet, delicate and WONDERFUL.
Love these and will make again and again.
Just wish I hadn't eaten so many.
Hi! I'm azlin from Malaysia. Don't think we have Bisquick here. What can I use as a substitute?. I do sure wanna try making this.
ReplyDeleteAdd a tsp. of garlic powder and you've got garlic biscuits. Awesome!
ReplyDelete@azlin: If Bisquick is not available where you live in Malaysia, here is a great old-fashioned Cheese Biscuit recipe that is very tasty:
ReplyDeleteCheddar Cheese Biscuits Recipe
Yield: 12 large biscuits or 18 small ones
2 cups/250g all-purpose flour (unbleached or regular)
3 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/3 cup/75g butter, cold, cut into chunks
2 Tbsp. canola or any flavourless, odourless vegetable oil
1 heaping cup/ 6-7 oz. /150-170g grated cheddar cheese (sharp flavoured is best)
1/2 – 2/3 cup or 120-160 ml milk
For brushing on top after baking:
3 Tbsp. butter
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. dried parsley flakes or 1 Tbsp. fresh parsley, finely chopped
In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder, salt and garlic powder.
Add the cubed butter. Using a pastry cutter or 2 knives or even a fork, cut butter into flour until it is coarse, pea-sized (doesn’t need to be fine).
Add oil, grated cheddar cheese and the milk. Stir till well combined and holds together.
Make sure to keep adding milk a bit at a time, just until the dough is moistened and you can no longer see any raw flour.
Drop approximately 1/4 cup portions of the dough onto an ungreased cookie sheet using an ice cream scoop or large spoon.
Bake for 15-17 minutes in a preheated oven at 400F/.
While biscuits are baking, melt 3 tablespoons butter is a small bowl with 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder and the parsley & mix well.
When biscuits come out of the oven, use a brush to spread this garlic butter over the tops of all the biscuits. Do this a few times – it’s fun to watch all the butter getting absorbed into the biscuit! Use up all of the butter. Serve warm for best flavour.
Oh my I didn't realize so many people actually eat at Red Lobster!! But Jim n Nick's cheese biscuits are awesome! Ate there yesterday, just enough sweetness that I don't feel like I'm eating a bunch of bread before the pulled pork sandwich comes!! They sell their mix in the restaurant but may try this recipe just for fun. The ingredient list is not expensive by any means!
ReplyDeleteThese were wonderful with our chicken chili
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed them! I wish I had one right now!!
DeleteCould you use a regular muffin pan?
ReplyDeleteYes, just increase the baking time about 5 minutes or so.
DeleteI tried this recipe because it looked quick and easy, it was the biggest mistake! This recipe was disgusting, the taste of vanilla did not mix well with the rest of the ingredients.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't this recipe include an egg?
ReplyDeleteCould I substitute the buttermilk with whole milk?
ReplyDeleteI made these last night and they were sooo good. I ate too many of them! I have two questions though...who are Jim and Nick? We live in rural Virginia so I am frequently clueless. The dough seemed to be very gooey so I added a bit more flour. Are they supposed to pour rather then spoon into the muffin tins? Thanks.
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