Tonight I made delicious Cheddar Biscuits (think Red Lobster’s Cheddar Bay Biscuits), the recipe to which I found one night while stumbling. I made a few small edits, and they came out glorious. Being a broke college student, picking out delicious recipes is quite difficult. Also making it difficult are my dreams of being vegetarian. This recipe is actually pretty cheap, and very yum.
Ingredients:
Jiffy Buttermilk Biscuit mix (2 8 oz pcks) $1.38
½ Cup Shredded Cheddar $2.49
2/3 – 1 Cup of Milk (I had some handy) ~2.00
A few teaspoons of garlic powder and oregano (I strongly suggest investing in some common herbs)
2 tbsp butter (again I had handy) ~3.00
For a grand total of $8.00 with cheese, milk, and butter to spare! (it was only 3.87 since I had already had butter and milk)
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
Mix together biscuit mix, cheese, and ½ a teaspoon of garlic in large mixing bowl
Add in the milk, and stir (or use your hands, like me)
Form the biscuits and place on a cookie sheet (I used foil, to shorten clean-up)
Bake for about 10 minutes. While the biscuits are baking, melt the butter in a small bowl, then stir in a tsp of oregano, and a tsp and a half of garlic powder (if you like garlic, if not a tsp works). After the 10 minutes is up, spoon some of the butter mixture over the biscuits (I poked holes in my biscuits to help it soak in) Return to oven, and bake for another 5-6 minutes.
While I agree with my sister that 5 people drinking until they pass out is not really my idea of a party, I will have to disagree with her statement that there is no need for intoxication. Point: No one would understand if I yelled out “I am swimming through the ocean. The ocean is in the grass” while making swimming motions and dancing around if we were all stone-faced sober (granted I will yell out this and equally ridiculous things while sober, but I am…different). And, personally, I feel there is a need to reach that altered mind state occasionally, in order to gain new perspective. But note that I say occasionally. If you are reaching said mind states all the time, well it is not really a new perspective is it? It is like being sober is the difference.














