Stuffed Garlic Knots recipe – a restaurant copycat that is crazy easy to make at home! Cheese stuffed garlic knots dipped in Parmesan garlic butter are perfect for a movie night, party or a get-together.
STUFFED GARLIC KNOTS
If you have been obsessed with our Easy Garlic Cheese Bombs, you will go crazy for these Stuffed Garlic Knots! This is my take on the popular appetizer from Pizza Hut. Restaurant copycats are so much fun to make at home and many times they are super easy. These little fluffy biscuit knots are quick, easy and addicting! Better make a double batch.
It took me three tries to figure our what is the best way to stuff them with cheese and still be able to tie them up. I tried cheese strips, shredded cheese stuffed along the whole strip of dough but that didn’t work. All of the knots had cheese oozed out and non left inside. Still yummy, but not what I was going for.
Then it came to me! Why not stuff the center with a cube of cheese and tie the ends of the dough over it? BINGO! Best idea ever! You also need to make sure to pinch the seam really well. If you don’t have biscuit dough, you can use a made from scratch dough (not a drop biscuit dough) or a pizza dough. Cut it into strips and stuff and tie the knots. I cut each biscuit in half when I am using Grands but if you are using regular size biscuits – you can skip that step. I usually go for mozzarella cheese when it comes to cheese-stuffed appetizers because it’s the most popular but you can use cheddar or even Pepper Jack for a more spicy version.
More Roll Recipes:
Garlic Parmesan Pull-Apart Rolls
Cheesy Garlic Butter Breadsticks
Easy Cheesy Garlic Crescent Rolls
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- 1 tube of biscuits I used Pillsbury Grands
- 4 oz. mozzarella cheese cubed
- 1/4 cup butter melted (I used salted)
- 2 Tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 and 1/2 to 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning or dried oregano
- chopped fresh parsley optional garnish
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
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Cut cheese into cubes, about 3/4" big.
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Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
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Cut each biscuit in half. Working one piece at a time, roll out the dough at the ends, leaving the center big. Flatten the center part, place a cube of cheese in the middle and fold the sides over. Pinch seams, roll in your hands if needed. Roll out the ends of the dough again and tie a knot over the center with cheese. Place knot on baking sheet.
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Repeat with all pieces of dough.
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In a small bowl, mix melted butter with Parmesan cheese, garlic powder and Italian seasoning.
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Brush knots with butter mixture.
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Bake knots for 12 to 14 minutes or until golden brown.
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Let cool before serving.
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Serve with marinara sauce, garlic dipping sauce or the butter Parmesan mixture.
The serving size is 2 rolls per person. The calorie count is an estimate. I use MyFitnessPall app.
Melissa says
Give me all the bread, love this recipe!
Carlee says
These look sooooooo good! Fresh bread is the best, add garlic, butter and cheese and I’m in heaven!
Dee says
I’m in love with that cheese, and the knots look wonderful!
Sandi says
That garlicky butter sounds like the perfect dip for these rolls.
Erin says
These photos have me DROOLING. Seriously. I wouldn’t mind one of these Stuffed Garlic Knots before dinner tonight — they look so easy to make AND perfect for a crowd!
Elizabeth says
Ugh I could eat the whole batch of these, the garlic butter to die for!!
Sabrina says
I always make sure to order garlic knots when we eat at a pizza restaurant! These look delicious!
Patricia says
Ohmygawsh! I had seen this pop up in my feed, and I wish I had read it a bit earlier when I was starving 🙂 If I had, I would have seen how easy these are to make and enjoy! They really look & sound great!
Becky Hardin says
Garlic knots are such a great app for parties
Rachel says
Oh, yum! These sound amazing! Love how you figured out to get the cheese not to ooze out – things like that always turn out surprisingly tricky! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Justine says
I don’t think I will ever tire of garlic knots! These look soooo amazing!
Medha says
Garlic knots are my guilty pleasure! Once a year (when I was young enough to grow so much each year I changed sizes) my mom would take me to a big shopping center before school started to get my back to school clothes shopping done. We’d always get so hungry that we’d have an embarrassingly large lunch at the food court and I always got spaghetti with garlic knots! So yum 🙂