I like serving fresh warm rolls with my meals, especially if I’m having someone over. But, it’s a lot of work to make rolls from scratch and more often than not I resort to baking a pack of ready-made biscuits or crescent rolls. Here’s a quick and easy way to spice up a batch of biscuits to make it look homemade and lend it more flavor!
Garlic Parmesan Knots Recipe
Ingredients:
1 (16 oz) pack of your favorite Biscuits
3 tbsp of grated Parmesan Cheese
1 tsp dried Parsley
1 tsp dried Oregano
1 tsp Kosher Salt
1/2 tsp Garlic Powder
Butter Spray ( or 2 tbsp butter melted)
Method:
– Start by cracking open that pack of biscuits.
– On a lightly floured surface, roll a biscuit into a sausage shape. Once it’s around 6-7 inches long, tie a knot with the dough…a simple knot, just as you would a rope or shoe lace or whatever.
– Pull the one end over and tuck it in the back and push the other in to the back as well….ta da, looks fancier already doesn’t it?
– Bake the knots according to the instructions on the pack (mine said a 425F Oven for 15-17 minutes). Bake them in the oven for a few minutes less than what the pack says. I baked for 10 minutes.
– While your knots are baking, lets start with what makes these rolls so good
-The garlic parmesan topping. Grate about 3 tablespoons worth of fresh parmesan cheese…and if you must you can resort to the powdered parmesan that you get in a jar.
– Add a teaspoon each of dried parsley, oregano and kosher salt and add just 1/2 teaspoon of garlic powder. Mix well.
– After around 10-12 minutes take the rolls out of the oven and spray with some butter (or if you’r using regular melted butter, brush it) on each roll.
– Sprinkle your topping over each of the rolls. Be generous!
– Pop the rolls back into to oven till they turn a beautiful golden.
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Tiffany saysThese look & sound absolutely fabulous! Can’t believe they’re so simple to make; the easier, the better. Can’t wait to try them!! Thanks to the genius who created these little masterpieces!
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- Liuba says
Looks too yummy! Love everything with Parmesan! Can’t wait to make them at home!!!!!! When i have a right oven… lol
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- Margy says
Yum. Pizza Hut makes delicious cheesy breadsticks and I’ll bet it’s that recipe but with pizza dough.
I wonder if you would want to dip the biscuits in marinara sauce or ranch dressing also for a unique taste. Once again, YUM!See AlsoBeef Soup (Kharcho) RecipeThe Best Peruvian Scalloped Potatoes Recipe Ever25 Stupidly Easy Recipes for Fall Free eCookbookLoaded Potato Soup RecipeReply
- Noreen says
ooooooo dipping it in marinara sounds wonderful! I must try that next time 🙂
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- Michele says
Found you on Pinterest ;o) I made these tonight with our spaghetti dinner. Everyone loved them… well except our 8 year old who is a little grumpy this evening… so we really can’t go on her opinion because nothing is good right now! Thank you for posting this I am trolling your recipes and pinning a few to try… I think Indian Flatbread is next!
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- Noreen says
Thanks Michele! I would suggest the 7 up biscuits for the 8 year old with a little honey drizzled over! I know I love them! 😉
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- Matt says
I love garlic knots and these look really tasty, but I’m disappointed that you feel homemade rolls are too difficult. Making rolls from scratch is really easy and fairly quick, with the bonus being that you get to control what you end up feeding your family. No preservatives, no chemicals, and certainly no of whatever “butter flavor” is made of! I love this recipe: http://www.food52.com/recipes/8283_quick_and_easy_dinner_rolls
Give it a try sometime, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!
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- Noreen says
I agree that home-made rolls would be better and I have on occasion made them from scratch. It’s not that I find making rolls hard, this recipe is more of an idea and a quick and easy way to make rolls on the spot, when you haven’t planned ahead. 🙂
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- Miriam Bonine says
Very well showed step by step like the way it was laid out.
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- maria says
this where very easy to make and taste so good!
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- Mrs. Measurement says
So easy! I love being able to re-purpose pillbury products for new recipes. I’m going to have to try this out.
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- Pam says
Wow, love how easy and yummy this looks! Great photos too! Thanks for sharing!
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- Stacie says
Tried these tonight with butter instead of Pam spray. Everyone loved them! Thanks 🙂
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- Jill says
Delicious! I used crescent rolls and butter. Mmmmm.
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- Surkhab says
These knots are gorgeous! So much garlic love. I’m ready to start stuffing these into my face.
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- shutapp says
sach a amazing collections great recipes and also easy to make
thaks for shearingReply
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