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It’s “coffee time”!
Preheat oven to 325 F.
1. For the topping: In a medium sized bowl using a mixer, whip the cream cheese until it is soft. Then add the egg, sugar, and vanilla extract and beat to combine. Do not over mix, just mix until all ingredients are well incorporated. Set aside.
2. Place the caramel or butterscotch chips in a microwave safe bowl and melt them in the microwave. Make sure you check on them every 30 seconds and stir to make sure that it doesn’t burn and that it is creamy. If the melting doesn’t happen that easily, add about 1 tablespoon of unsalted butter and mix to help the chips melt. Only do that if it is necessary.
3. In the bowl of a stand mixer, blend together the butter and sugar and then add the eggs and mix to combine. Then add the vanilla extract and brewed coffee and mix. Stir in the flour a cup at a time, adding the baking powder and salt after the second cup of flour. Then blend in the melted caramel chips. Add in more flour if the dough is not stiff. It does not have to be thoroughly blended—you’ll notice a marbled look.
4. Pat the dough into an inch thick rectangle on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Pour the cream cheese topping on top of the dough and use a knife to deeply swirl the topping into the batter. Sprinkle with caramel chips and coffee granules as desired. Place in the oven for 30 to 40 minutes. Once finished baking, set aside and let it cool for 15 to minutes.
5. Use a serrated knife and cut it into logs, about ½ inch thick. Feturn the biscotti to a baking sheet, cut side up, and bake once for 15 to 20 minutes until it is dry and crisp. Let cool and then serve!
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Diane Harris on 12.6.2020
I am in the process of making these now and it looks like it will be delicious. I did have a few questions. 1. I melted the caramel but it just kept getting hard again. I didn’t add the butter to it because you said only if it didn’t melt, which technically it did but it was hard as soon as I put it in the dough. I’m hoping the baking process will help. 2. Coffee grinds. Were those supposed to be wet ones or dry ones? I started off wet brewed grinds but realized that wasn’t going to work so I changed to sprinkling dry fresh grounds. And a picture pre-bake would be helpful to see how yours looked. 3. After I cool and cut do I put the new pieces back on parchment. I ask because I have great nonstick sheets but they are dark, not sure if parchment helps deflect some of the bottom heat?
Emilia on 3.20.2013
I can’t wait to try these! they look and sound amazing!