Garlic Dill Shamrock Biscuits

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Garlic Dill Shamrock Biscuits will make your St. Patrick’s Day table for festive! Using refrigerated biscuit dough and season with garlic and dill, this quick dinner roll is delicious!

The other day I mentioned St. Patrick’s Day to the kids….and their immediate response was, “What are we going to DO??” Hmmmmm…..good question! What ARE we going to do? I definitely like to play up holidays, and my kids obviously know that, so I’m sure they’re expecting something great. Something fun! Something special. It’s time for me to start thinking….!

For starters, I KNOW they are expecting a visit from the leprechaun. (Let’s hope he shows up………) And beyond that, who knows what they have in mind! A special breakfast? Little presents? St. Patty’s Day treats? Decorations? All would be things we’ve done in the past, so the answer is probably yes. On all accounts!

I can’t help but wonder, sometimes, why I keep setting the bar so high. Why I don’t just throw in the towel now so I can avoid all the pressure and the inevitable fact that, someday, I will disappoint them! But how can I throw in the towel when they are clearly so excited? I know kids well enough that that type of excitement doesn’t last forever….so I might as well go along with it while it’s here….right?!

Garlic Dill Shamrock Biscuits

That’s what I thought! So, this year, in addition to our visit from the leprechaun and our fun green breakfast and our decorations and little presents….I’m thinking we might have a “lucky” family dinner. Where we share a nice meal and play a game of BINGO and talk about all the ways we are LUCKY. And I can guarantee this Garlic-Dill Shamrock Bread will be on the menu.

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Garlic Dill Shamrock Pull-Apart Biscuits

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Servings 6

Author Cathy Trochelman

Ingredients

• 1 can refrigerated biscuit dough I used Pillsbury Grands
• 1 egg beaten
• 1/2 tsp. dried dill
• 1/4 - 1/2 tsp. garlic salt

Instructions

1. Roll individual biscuits into long, thin ropes (about 10 inches long).
2. Form biscuits into the shape of a shamrock, pinching where edges meet to seal.
3. *You will use 7 biscuits and have one leftover
4. Brush biscuit dough with beaten egg; sprinkle with dried dill and garlic salt
5. Bake according to package instructions until biscuits are golden brown.
6. Serve plain or with garlic-dill butter.

Looking for more St. Patrick’s Day menu ideas?

Try my {Lucky} Mint Steamer for a delicious Mint treat!

My friend over a Big Bear’s Wife has a delicious Mint Mocha Crackle Cookie recipe you need to try!