If you follow me on Instagram, you know by now that I have an obsession with tomatoes.  Grape tomatoes, heirlooms, or romas… I love them all.  I love the color and my goodness I love the taste.

I’ve also shared over the years that I am not the biggest fan of breakfast.  It’s weird though… if you subtract the eggs from the menu, detour from the sweets and head to savory town, I’m suddenly a fan of breakfast again.

Today’s recipe is one of my favorites and it combines three things I absolutely adore:

1. Beautiful grilled tomatoes
2. Laughing Cow Cheese
3. From my Tennessee Roots A Biscuit

The other great part is that it’s incredibly easy to make, and there’s something satisfying about baking something that has to be kneaded, am I right?  It always makes me feel like a culinary genius.

Without further ado, let me share with you my recipe for Grilled Tomato Biscuits with Laughing Cow Cheese.

Grilled Tomato Biscuits with Laughing Cow Cheese

Serves 1

INGREDIENTS

1/3 cup Heart Healthy Bisquick + a sprinkle for kneading

2 Tbsp.  skim milk

1 wedge Laughing Cow Cheese – Light Swiss Flavor

1/2 Roma Tomato, sliced – 2-4 slices depending upon thickness

Salt and Pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

1.  Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.

2.  In a small bowl, combine your Bisquick and milk with a fork.  The texture will be slightly crumbly and doughlike.

3.  Knead the mixture 8-10 times just inside the bowl.  Adding more Bisquick atop the bowl to make it less sticky to the touch.  To knead, if you have never done it before, simple using a folding technique  where you are folding the dough in half and pressing down against the bowl firmly and repeatedly until you’ve folded it over 10 times. 

4.  Form your dough ball into a flat circular shape and place it on an unprepared baking sheet.

5.  Cook for 7-9 minutes, until biscuit becomes golden brown.

6.  While the biscuit cooks, bring a sauté pan to medium heat sprayed with cooking spray.  Season your tomatoes with salt and pepper, and add them to the pan.

7.  Cook on each side for about 2 minutes, until the edges of the tomatoes start to brown and bubble with juice.  Cook until both sides have the desired level of brownness.

8.  Slice your biscuit in half and smear it with Laughing Cow Cheese.  Note:  I used light swiss in this recipe, but I’ve also made this dish with garlic and herb.

9.  Place your tomatoes on top of each biscuit half, and serve.

Per entire recipe serving:

CAL 198; CARB 19g; FAT 4g; PROT 7g; FIB 1g; WW Points Plus: 4

Note:  The Laughing Cow® provided me with product and a gift card to experiment with their product. However, thoughts and opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of the brand.