

Portland, ME Edition: Micucci Grocery & Lois' Natu.Charleston SC Edition: Hank's Seafood Restaurant.

Charleston, SC Edition: Peninsula Grill.Charleston, SC Edition: Hannibal's Kitchen.Bar Harbor, ME Edition: Side Street Cafe.Charleston, SC Edition: Bertha's Kitchen.Going nuts over black walnuts in Appalachia.Folly Beach, SC Edition: Jack of Cups Saloon.Cambridge, MA Edition: Simon's Coffee Shop.Cambridge, MA Edition: Revival Cafe + Kitchen.Morgantown Edition: Cool Springs Grocery.I especially loved the pimento cheese with the chive biscuit. I gotta say: No one does biscuits like the south. This is my dream - bites of a bunch of different things - so I can mix and match. I added sides of pimento cheese and blackberry jam to try with them. I ordered a trio of biscuits: cheese and chive, blackberry and sharp cheddar. The menu features tons of delicious little biscuits. This shop, located at the City Market, opened early, and I was one of the first in line. When I recently visited Charleston, South Carolina, one of my first stops for breakfast was at Callie's Hot Little Biscuit.
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Pop in and grab a signature biscuit bowl filled with slow cooked grits and a french press coffee, shop our shelves filled with favorite pantry must-haves, or stock up on our full range of frozen and refrigerated Callie’s Biscuits products." "Small grab & go eateries inspired by Callie’s Charleston Biscuits, our Callie's Hot Little Biscuit locations serve a variety of piping hot Callie’s award winning biscuits, pimento cheese sandwiches, and a range of other delicious and locally inspired breakfast, lunch, and late night treats. Done and done.Callie's Hot Little Biscuit - besides having the cutest name - serves up piping hot biscuits in Charleston, South Carolina. Put them so close together that they're all touching it helps them rise and bake more evenly, Morey says.Īfter that, you're just baking until the biscuits have risen and are lightly golden on top. When you're baking cookies, you want them an inch or two apart. She adds a little sugar to her dough for these, and mixes vanilla extract into the milk before adding it in, so the snack tastes like cake but has the texture of a classic biscuit. Not all biscuits need to be savory - one of Callie's standout hits is the Confetti Biscuit, a secret-menu treat that's studded with rainbow sprinkles and topped with vanilla frosting. They choose whole milk, for richer, more flavorful biscuits. Don't Skim(p).Īs tempting as it is to lighten up your biscuits with low-fat milk, Callie's doesn't do 1 percent or skim.

This helps lock in moisture, so the biscuit doesn't turn out dry and brick-like. "Wetty" Up.Ĭallie's Biscuits likes its dough to be "wetty," AKA stick-to-your-fingers damp. Morey recommends combining the butter and flour by hand, just until you've got coarse crumbs. The best biscuits - as Little Big Town's Kimberly Schlapman can attest - aren't overmixed. This isn't the time for your Kitchenaid stand mixer, no matter how much you love it. Callie's Biscuits get their extra-flaky, moist texture from having double the butter you'd normally find in a biscuit recipe. "The great thing about biscuits is they start with the same thing: It's flour, a fat and a liquid," Morey said.
