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Skip to contentIf you’re anything like me, Mondays can hit you like a freight train. I think we need an excuse to sit quietly, zone out, and have a few moments of rest before we dive into a week of hustle and bustle. To keep your eyes and palate pleased, I’ve rounded up a list of things to read, watch, and savor on this Monday morning. Oh, and there’s cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits too. You’re welcome. 🙂Food52 released their fall list of must-read books. In a shocking turn of events, there’s not a single cookbook on the round-up! Check out the list of favorites on their site here.Jimmy Fallon is the late-night show host of my dreams. I love his willingness to be silly and totally off-the-wall. His newest video, a musical photobomb with Justin Bieber, made me laugh out loud and is straight up awesome. Watch your heart out here.Chrissy Tieghan’s new cookbook came out this week, and Bon Appetit shared a few favorites from the release. There’s a recipe for Thai soy-garlic fried ribs (yes, it’s a thing) looks absolutely beyond. Literally salivating over here. Check out the recipe here.I’m counting down the days till it’s cool enough to break out jeans and fall clothing. This getup from Madewell is pretty much destined to be my autumnal uniform.I love this article from Food &amp; Wine&nbsp;about how to nail a recipe every time. I frequently have people tell me that they can’t cook, and I’m a firm believer that if you can follow directions on a well-written recipe you can do anything.As promised, here are the cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits. These are fluffy, Southern-style biscuits with loads of tang and chocolatey goodness to make your breakfasts fab. These morning treats were inspired by the beautiful Carrie Morey of Callie’s Charleston Biscuits&nbsp;. I met Carrie at last year’s Saveur Blog Awards, and I so admire how she has championed her town, baking, and Southern culture with her hugely successful brand. The secret to her biscuits is a healthy mixture of cream cheese and butter, a winning combination that offers loads of flavor and fluff.These cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits are a nod to Carrie. Simple to make, even easier to consume, these morning bites are a new favorite in my house. When we have a batch in our house, Aimee asks for them for breakfast AND dessert, clearly a girl after my own heart.To make these cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits, we start by combining the dry ingredients. Flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt are tossed together before we cut in the cream cheese and ice cold butter. Use the backs of two forks or a pastry cutter and integrate the fat until pea-sized clumps exist throughout. Add the chocolate chips and then stir in the buttermilk until a shaggy dough comes together.For sky-high biscuits, make sure your ingredients are really cold and that the butter is incorporated throughout. I also recommend using a well-floured biscuit cutter (I use these!) to keep the cuts on the perimeter of your biscuit clean. Push straight down with the cutter and then put your tray of goodies into a piping hot oven. The heat mixed with the cold ingredients will cause everything to melt and expand all at once!To finish off these cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits, I like to top them with a simple cream cheese glaze. You can skip this step if you’d prefer, but I like to be a little over-the-top here. Drizzle the glaze on hot biscuits and then serve immediately. Just be sure you have your coffee ready.I hope this recipe will get your week off to a delicious start. Have a great week and happy baking, y’all!Peaches and Cream BiscuitsHoney Nut Biscuits&nbsp;Maple Oatmeal BiscuitsButtermilk Biscuit SandwichesPrintPrint RecipeThese cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits are fluffy, tangy morning treats full of chocolate morsels and topped with a cream cheese glaze. Read more about making layered biscuits here!Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Use the back of a fork or a pastry cutter to cut in the cream cheese and butter until large, pea-sized clumps exist throughout. Stir in the chocolate chips and then add the buttermilk, stirring to combine. Dump the shaggy dough out onto a floured surface and used floured hands to gently pat the dough out into a 1” rectangle. Fold the dough in thirds like a letter and then pat it out again into 1” thickness. Use a 2” biscuit cutter to cut out rounds of dough. Gently combine the scraps and then pat out that mixture to 1” thick again. Cut out additional rounds. Place the dough rounds 2″ apart onto a baking sheet and brush the tops with the melted butter. Place the pan in the oven, reduce the heat to 400, and bake for about 18-20 minutes or until the tops are puffed and golden. You may need to rotate the pan towards the end of baking if one size is darkening faster than the other. Allow the biscuits to cool briefly while you prepare the topping.To prepare the topping:Beat the cream cheese and powdered sugar in large bowl just until smooth. Add a tablespoon or more or milk to get the icing a smooth, spreadable consistency. Smooth a dollop on each biscuit and serve immediately!I love your post because I’m a food Lover and I travel for food too. Pakistan is the best spot for food sweetheart’s model. Karachi has the best biryani and Naharis, Best restaurants in DHA Lahore is Café Romansu. It is dedicated to providing quality meals that are of the highest quality and taste to all foodies. Lahore is known for the inexpensive food and all over Pakistan, we get a great deal of assortments of food sources. I like your blog as it is all around depicted. For food arranges everywhere.Pingback: The 25 BEST Biscuit Recipes - GypsyPlate - Serbestvurus NewsPingback: 25 najboljih recepata za kekse – kašičica Na linijiaPingback: Les 25 MEILLEURES recettes de biscuits - Blog VoyagePingback: The 25 BEST cookie recipes – Tricks and TipsThe first time I made these biscuits, I put the melted butter in the dough – which seemed unusual for biscuits, but the instructions said to cut the “butter” into the dough and it was listed with the other biscuit ingredients, so I poured the melted (but cooled) butter into the dry mix. I should’ve read the recipe beyond the folding step, because it was only then that I learned the melted butter was for the top of the biscuits 🙁 I’m hoping the extra 2 tablespoons of butter will only make them even more delicious, but I hope you might clarify the instructions or ingredient list a bit so others avoid my mistake! 🙂I’ve never made biscuits before, but I’m glad I made yours! It was a hit in my family! The biscuits turned out so cute and delicious! Thank you so much for sharing!I made this today and found them wonderfully easy to pull together. And pretty dang tasty as well! I did skip the icing (silly me I know!), but next time I may sprinkle some sugar on top.I shared a photo of my results (and a link back to your recipe) on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10223213453075471&amp;set=a.10222686943513061Mine aren’t as tall as those in the pictures, but they taste great!I made these this morning, and I have a few notes.1. Since everything is supposed to be super cold when making biscuits, is there a reason you list the cream cheese as room temperature in the ingredients? Wondering if this is a typo. I used cold cream cheese.2. I found 1/4 buttermilk not nearly enough to pull the dough together, so I’m not sure what went wrong there. I probably had to add in an additional 1/4 cup.3. It would be helpful in the instructions to specify if you should place the biscuits on the baking sheet with sides touching or separated. I placed them touching, as that is pretty standard in making biscuits, but I had to separate them after baking for 22 minutes because the middles were still soggy.I totally agree with everything you saidThanks for sharing! Do they keep long?This looks so good! Do you use this cream cheese frosting recipe in any other treats?I made these yesterday for Easter morning (which is today). Just popped them in the microwave for 10 seconds this morning! Yum. I did change it up; and instead of chocolate chips, I added fresh, chopped cranberries and orange rind. I added a bit of orange rind on top of the awesome topping. Made a beautiful presentation, and they were delicious. Unfortunately, I am an excellent baker; but I cannot make good biscuits. While they were delicious and soft inside, they did not rise like the picture which looks more light and airy. What is your secret? I know you will say not to handle the dough too much. I didn’t think I did but…..Any calorie info for these?I don’t know, Alex. Probably a lot.I have arthritis really bad in my hands. Would it work to use a food processor or mixer? I want to make these soon as they look delicious. Thank youI just made these but substituted blueberries instead of chocolate chips and they are glorious!Could the dough be made the night before? Planning on making these for family Christmas breakfast and just curious how much I can do ahead of time?Also do you think the icing can be made the night before?Thank you! These look delicious and I can’t wait to try them!!THESE are on my baking to-do list! I also lived in lower Alabama for years before moving around a bit and found my way back to the South via Florida. Found you on Instagram and absolutely LUV all your photos, recipes and witty bio. I’ll be sure to tag your blog site when I post these to FBGreat recipe! We call it scones in Ireland I guess? 🙂 Made it today for breakfast and guys simply loved it!I have started getting tired of all the things being made with pumpkin. I think it is bit much!!!Could this dough be made ahead of time and frozen?Just saw the article in Southern Living. Due to my many food allergies i don’t I’ll be able to enjoy any of your creations (still browsing, though). My mom lives in Selma, so I’m wondering how you ended up there, and I couldn’t find anything in a quick search of your site that says.Okay, why did you have to go and make these?!? All of my favorite things combined in one recipe. SO GOOD. Definitely making these.These look divine! I am planning on making soon!I am new to your blog and you have so many amazing looking recipes! Anything Red Velvet on the horizon? It is very southern….Loved reading through these links! It’s always good to have a little extra time for gathering inspiration on Mondays.Also these biscuits- perfection. Tall &amp; flakey perfection. xxFollow along@Katie_clovaFollow along@Katie_clova©2022 The Wood &amp; Spoon by Kate Wood

Skip to contentIf you’re anything like me, Mondays can hit you like a freight train. I think we need an excuse to sit quietly, zone out, and have a few moments of rest before we dive into a week of hustle and bustle. To keep your eyes and palate pleased, I’ve rounded up a list of things to read, watch, and savor on this Monday morning. Oh, and there’s cream cheese chocolate chip biscuits too. You’re welcome. 🙂Food52 released their fall list of must-read books. In a shocking turn of events, there’s not a single cookbook on the round-up! Check out the list of favorites on their site...

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