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Turn Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits into a sweet-salty treat with one simple swap

Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits have become a favorite among diners, consistently receiving high praise for their unique texture and flavor. These biscuits are known for their soft and fluffy interior, which is balanced by a crispy, buttery top. The taste is rich with garlic and cheese, making them an unexpected but delightful base for a sweet twist. With the right sauce, these savory treats can be transformed into a dessert that surprises and delights.

One of the most popular ways to turn these biscuits into a dessert is by using a classic New England pairing: cheddar cheese and apple pie. While this combination is traditionally associated with English cuisine, it has become a beloved practice in New England. The sharpness of the cheddar cheese complements the sweetness of the apple pie filling and the buttery crust, creating a harmonious flavor profile.

To recreate this experience with Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits, you can use apple pie filling as a topping. If you haven’t already made and frozen extra apple pie filling, you can easily make your own by simmering apples in a cast iron skillet with butter, cinnamon, and brown sugar until they are tender. Once the mixture is gooey and flavorful, spread it over the biscuits or slice them in half and add the filling in between. For a quicker option, simply use a can of apple pie filling and spoon it on top.

Double down on the cheese or go au naturel

If the idea of combining cheese and apple pie doesn't appeal to you, there are other creative options to explore. Imagine the cheese plate served at the end of a Michelin-starred meal as your inspiration. In that case, enhance the cheesy flavor of the biscuits by adding a layer of cream cheese. A simple cream cheese frosting can be made by mixing butter, vanilla, powdered sugar, and a bit of milk. This sweet, creamy, and tangy topping adds a new dimension to the biscuits, similar to the experience of eating a cinnamon roll.

For those looking to get even more creative, a bourbon brown sugar sauce made with butter can elevate the dish to a whole new level. This rich and thick sauce pairs perfectly with a Cheddar Bay Biscuit ice cream sundae. If you're looking for a simpler way to sweeten up the biscuits, drizzle them with honey—especially hot honey for an extra kick.

You don't have to wait for your next visit to Red Lobster to enjoy this unique treat. There are copycat recipes available that replicate the deliciousness of the original Cheddar Bay Biscuits. If you're unsure which flavor you prefer, make a batch of biscuits and experiment with different sweet toppings. Alternatively, shape the dough into small "donut holes," fry them, and roll them in cinnamon sugar for a sweet and savory delight.

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