Easy Parmesan Chive Drop Biscuits

"I had some fresh chives left over that I wanted to use, and just threw this together. I was pleasantly surprised by the result, these little biscuits are very moist and flavorful. I made mine with fresh chives, but I'm fairly certain that the dried ones would be just as good. They would be good with a variety of main dishes, but I've been eating them as a snack. They're good with butter, but better with a dab of mayo."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
12-18 biscuits
Serves:
12-18
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix all ingredients in a medium sized bowl.
  • Use a cookie baller or spoon to drop onto a greased cookie sheet (I just spray with Pam).
  • Bake at 450 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. Holy cow! These were AMAZING! Absolutely the lightest and fluffiest biscuits imaginable. <br/><br/>Unfortunately, they were a little crumbly, but I think I made them too big: I made eight large biscuits, but next time will try the smaller size instead.<br/><br/>Also, since we were out of parsley, I added a touch of garlic salt, and also had to add a wee bit more milk to achieve the correct moistness. One final change: I did them at 450 in my convection oven--they came out perfectly, but were starting to burn at about 5 minutes, so if you do this method, watch carefully.<br/><br/>I can't wait to make these again. Thanks for posting!
     
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Well, let's see.....I'm an RN on the children's unit at a psychiatric facility in Corpus Christi. It is difficult, but rewarding. When I have spare time, I love to spend it in the kitchen or reading books. I tend to make up recipes using whatever I happen to have on hand or centered around a particular ingredient I've got a craving for.
 
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