I prepared the recipe for 8. I baked it in a 2.5 quart casserole, so it was pretty thin. I tested for doneness with a toothpick and cooked it for 45 min. My guests raved about it...next time, I'll put more parmesan on top and may try adding 2 eggs as another reviewer suggested.

Intersting texture, but very good. I will make this again.

These are good, but I have had better baked grits recipes so I didn't give them five starts. I reduced to 4 servings and baked in a 8 inch loaf pan. I also used fat free milk and 50% low fat cheese, I forgot the parmesan. The grits do have a firmer texture than they normally would and they were great where the outside and top got crispy. My 4 yo who loves cheese grits wouldn't eat them though because she didn't like the crunchy parts (where I thought they were best). My husband refuses to even try grits. He took a bit of these and said, he would eat them again. However, he still ate a baked potato for dinner rather than the grits. I will probably continue to look for another recipe though.

This was pretty good, I'm glad it used real cheese and not processed. My husband gave it 5 stars, which is high up in his ranking, as his mom is truly southern and makes cheese grits for every one of his birthday celebrations.

Interesting and yummy. These weren't runny like grits I've had before (let me freely admit now that I've only rarely had grits; I have no idea how they're "supposed to" be). I can see why the previous reviewer added eggs and I think that'd be a good addition, but it turned out fine without. I served these with breakfast foods, but I think this would also be good for dinner with pork or chicken or even on the side with chili instead of corn bread. I also think this recipe would be good with some hot peppers or hot sauce added to spice it up. Thanks for the recipe, you've convinced this yankee to make grits again!

I really love this recipe. I moved to the South a few years ago and have been looking for a good recipe like the cheese grits they serve at some restaurants here. The only change I made was stirring in 2 eggs before cooking. My family just loves this recipe - great comfort food!