Does anyone have any ideas for recipes using canned biscuit dough?

I have a lot of it to use up and I'm running out of ideas for these. Anyone have any for me? Thank you!Does anyone have any ideas for recipes using canned biscuit dough?
My mom takes each biscuit and cuts it into 4 and uses them as dumplings in her chicken and dumplings. It actually turns out okay, as long as you give them a good 20 minutes to cook before you serve.Does anyone have any ideas for recipes using canned biscuit dough?
Poke holes in the middle and make donuts. Put them in a pot of hot oil and they will puff up just like donuts. Drain on paper towels then shake them up in a bag of powdered sugar, and you have powdered donuts.





You can flatten them out a little, either by hand or with a rolling pin, top with sauce and shredded cheese, and any other toppings you like and make mini pizzas out of them. (Wow, never thought 7th grade Home Ec from the 70's would actually come in handy!)
monkey bread, gorilla bread, savory monkey bread. all of these can be found on www.foodnetwork.com


or deep fry them and then roll in cinnamon and sugar or any savory seasoning to change them up a little. use them for biscuits and gravy, as the ';bread'; for sliders, or other small sandwiches. roll them into long ropes and sprinkle with season salt or garlic salt and bake, serve with spaghetti or a salad.


I could keep going but you get the idea.
This is one of our favorites. Melt butter in a baking dish in the oven. Coat the biscuits in butter then bake as directed. Fry up some breakfast sausage as normal. Make fried eggs in egg rings, then remove rings and put a slice of American cheese on them, cover until cheese melts. Assemble breakfast sandwiches. It's like a McMuffin. If you let them cool you can wrap them in wax paper, then foil, put them in a ziploc and freeze. Instant breakfast or snack!
place on cookie sheet pour a little butter on,sprinkle with brown sugar, bake,


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flaten out make a mix of brown sugar, cinnamon, small pieces butter, spead evenly roll up bake.