I always find myself needing to enclose a block of code in curly braces { }, but unfortunately that isn\'t included in the C# surround code snippets, which
To complete Ray Vega's answer, for those using Resharper, I figured out you can associate a shortcut to Resharper commands.
Just do the following (I am using VS 2010):
go to Tools->Options
In the listbox, extend Environment and click on Keyboard.
In the field under "Show commands containing:" enter "resharper.resharper_surroundwith"
In the field under "Press shortcut keys" enter your shortcut (eg: I choose Ctrl+R,Ctrl+S) and click Assign and then Ok.
That's it. you can select your code, and type that shorcut to view all Resharper SurroundWith commands. Just enter 7 to put braces.