Whole Grain and Cheddar Cheese Drop Biscuits

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Do you buy a block of cheese? And sometimes does the wrapper come off in the refrigerator, and the end of the block gets a little dried out? And you cut off about 1/4 inch slice all across the entire block? And you think "I hate to waste cheese!"? And you wish you could do something with it?

Cut cheddar cheese into small cubes and let dry 24 hours, the dried cheese does not melt and run out of your biscuit!

Well, you can. Go ahead and slice off that dry end, but do not throw it away. Then slice off another 1/4 inch of cheese, and if that block of cheese is small, you might want to cut off two 1/4 inch slices. Then dice it all up, say about 1/4 inch in size and leave it on a plate or cutting board to "air dry". You can put this in a cupboard overnight, allowing the cheese cubes to dry and yet stay safe from any flying kitchen visitors.

Then make these cheddar drop biscuits!

I have been drying cheese just like this, on purpose for years to use in baked goods, because I wanted the cheese to stay in the baked item, not melt and run out all over the baking pan. Remember the Fluffy Biscuit Muffins? These drop biscuits, are a simple spin-off from that recipe and a great way to use up that unfortunate cheese!

Cheddar Cheese Drop Biscuits, a delicious part of this dinner!

Cheddar Cheese Drop Biscuits
by the seat of my pants
425-degree oven

1 c self-rising flour, You may find our tale and recipe for whole grain self-rising flour here!
2 T full-fat mayonnaise
1/2 c milk
diced dried cheese - 1/4 c or so
garlic salt
grated cheddar if desired for tops

Cut mayonnaise into flour, stir in cheese.

Add milk and mix only until moist. Do Not Overmix!

Divide into 4-6 muffin tops, sprinkle lightly with garlic salt and grated cheddar is using.

Bake 15-18 minutes.

Cheddar Cheese Drop Biscuits, fresh from the oven.

Makes 4 large or 6 small or double the batch for more!

Enjoy!

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