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macgirl on 5.22.2010




My new favorite! I like cutting them into triangles. And, the other day, I left out the jalapeno, and added fresh garlic and some garlic powder – divine!
lynneskitchen on 6.14.2010




These were delicious and addictive! Easy and even the kiddos loved them. A keeper!
Jenna Bourland on 7.21.2010




I’m currently making a triple batch of these for a pot luck tomorrow, and they are INCREDIBLE! Thanks for a great recipe that I know a big group of police officers will LOVE.
Alison on 10.12.2011




These biscuits are wonderful! I could barely wait for them to finish baking–they smelled so delicious! Thanks for sharing!
BillyBobBiscuitBaker on 10.29.2011




I have a lot of experience baking, but not a lot of biscuit experience. I recognized that the amount of salt was to high in this receipe, so I only used 2/3 of the required salt. Still came out to salty for me. (I didn’t use salted butter either). They did smell great cooking. I felt the consistancy was off, and to salty for me. I also don’t like useing receipes this high in animal fat for health reasons. I like the idea of chedder/pepper biscuits and will continue my quest for the perfect receipe. A lot of people like fatty/salty foods…so I can understand why this isn’t an issue for most.
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gardeningmama811 on 2.4.2010
Oh, I didn’t have breakfast and that picture is making me so hungry!! Wish I had one right now, they look awesome!
lynneskitchen on 2.4.2010
Sigh…….. delicious, amazing, wonderful. They are as yummy as the picture! They just came out of the oven and I could hardly wait to let them cool 5 minutes. I canno’t believe how easy they were to make. They still have a little heat even though I seeded the pepper. I baked mine on a stone, so no need for parchment. This is a keeper.
audreyinez on 2.4.2010
oh!! these sound so good! hmmm… perhaps a good recipe to tryout my new silpat mat.
SheilaT on 2.6.2010
Wanted a milder version so I used a small can of diced chilies in place of the jalapeno. They were light and fluffy and delicious, the perfect accompaniment to Cheesy Bacon Jalapeno Dip found on this site.
I was a bit confused about the directions to ‘mix the jalapeno and cheddar with small handful of flour.’ Was uncertain if this was the flour mixture already made or just flour, so I added 1/4 c flour to my chilies and cheddar and it turned out great.
Anna on 2.7.2010
Loved these!! Just made them today. Super easy and delightful!!
jillgoghvan on 2.9.2010
So good and so easy. The boyfriend liked them too.
italianfoodforever on 2.10.2010
Just printed out the recipe to make for our next family brunch. They look delicious!
aebarbee on 2.15.2010
These were great. Served them with chili! Thanks for sharing the recipe
bumblebee on 3.2.2010
Wow! Awesome, terrific, delicious, highly recommend!
Just finished my first (yes I will be having another!) and am so impressed. Easy to make, flakey, and tasty.
I used one small jalapeno and one small serrano chili and it gave it some heat. Serving this with my steak fajita soup.
Thanks for sharing such a great recipe:)
lolyroly on 8.6.2010
These biscuits were fluffy and moist and oh so delicious! We enjoyed them with chili. I only used half of a jalapeno though as I didn’t want them to be too hot for my children….it was just the right heat for them. We smothered the biscuits with butter while they were still a bit warm. Thank you for such a yummy recipe!
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