We LOVE this recipe. I like to serve it with spaghetti, lasagna or homemade soup. It's the best at sopping up leftover drippings in bowls. This works with any kind of spices you have on hand and any kind of cheese. I like to also make this with italian seasoning and parmesan cheese.

Well I was nervous after reading some bad reviews, but I forged ahead. I bought the 16 oz grands which have 8 large biscuits (instead of the 10 oz), so I made adjustments by cutting each biscuit in 6 pieces. I doubled the seasoning amounts though I subbed oregano for the dill.I used about 1/2 cup butter + 2 tablespoons to cover all the rolls. I also tossed the buttered cubes in parmesan. Then I put it all in two layers in a large (approx 9X13) casserole pan with 2 cups mexican blend cheese. Baked perfectly in the rec. time frame. It was a real hit with soup and a tossed green salad. I will defiitely make this again.

I wanted to love this...really I did. It combines three of my favorite things: Bread, herbs, and cheese. What's not to love? Well, for starters, even though we were dipping the dough very lightly in the butter and herb mixture, we ran out after the first can of dough and had to make more for the second can of dough. The baking time was way off as well, leaving completely raw dough in the middle third of the "loaf". I was able to get the monkey bread back into the Bundt pan and returned it to the oven, but by the time the middle was anywhere near cooked, the outside had gotten very crunchy. There wasn't much flavor to this, either, even with the extra butter/herb mixture and I also added extra cheese. I think it might be better if the dough pieces were smaller and perhaps coated in parmesan cheese after being dipped into the butter and herbs.

Good stuff. I added thyme, and a little extra butter/cheese.

This recipe is confusing because the can of original biscuits contains 8, not 5 biscuits. At any rate, I used only 1 can of biscuits, minus 1 which was made into a mini pizza at lunch. Since I was using 7 biscuits, I cut the butter and herbs in half, which was just enough to coat each biscuit piece. I also cut each biscuit into 6 pieces rather than 4 as the directions state because I just prefer smaller pieces. I layered them in a loaf pan. As others stated, the biscuits browned before they were actually done. Since I was thinking this might happen, I set the timer for a shorter time period and covered the pan with a tent of aluminum foil for the last 5 minutes of cooking time. If I were to make this again, I would double the herbs to make for a stronger tasting bread.

We liked this one. Quick, adaptable to your tastes and what type of cheese you may have on hand. Also easy to reduce the size. I quartered the recipe and baked in a small casserole dish for 25 minutes.

This tasted so good. The problem I found with baking this however is the biscuits on the top cooked too quickly and were a little harder than I would have liked after about 20 minutes of baking. I had to take them out to check if it was ready, the biscuits on the underlayer were still gooey. I think next time I will not layer any bread and just bake it for less. 5 stars if I wouldn't have had the problem with the cooking time.

So easy and tastes great. Will make this one again and again!

really yummy...everyone loved it..and it was so easy to make

Loved this recipe. I'd like to half it and take it to a party,can I cook it ahead and reheat it or do I have to cook it there