So after I made a Cookies and Cream Icebox Cheesecake a couple months ago, requiring no baking but simply some unflavored gelatin to thicken the filling as it chills, I knew that this was going to be my method from here on out
Add chocolatechips and nuts, fold in by hand. a cookie sheet, parchment paper, wax paper (for storing finished cookies in freezer), my caramel recipe (below), a stand mixer or hand mixer
Chocolatechip cookie dough topped with nuts, shredded apples, caramel candy, candy corn and caramel bites turn these bars into the best caramel dipped apple you’ve ever had
SaltedCaramel Stuffed Chocolate Crinkles. My dad makes chocolate crinkles every Christmas… but I feel like I can officially make these myself without any father-copyright infringement because of the whole "caramel stuffing" aspect
Stir in chocolatechips. Crispy Chipotle Shrimp Burritos by Bobbi’s Kozy Kitchen. A chewy, chocolate cookie filled with a chocolate covered caramel candy and sprinkled with sea salt, SaltedCaramelChocolateCookies combine the popular salty-sweet combo into a delicious cookie
The result wasn't very chocolaty or oozy though, so I ended up using a piping bag and filling the cookies with some hot fudge sauce (found that at Walmart, near the ice cream cones and caramel sauce- Smucker's Brand), then plating them
You don't have to spend a fortune, but every grocery store has a nice selection of organic chocolate on the candy aisle that isn't full of mystery ingredients like a bag of chocolatechips tends to contain
They were labeled “ChocolateChip Cream Cheese Cookies”. I made these without my daughter- if I had included her in the process there would be no chocolatechips to show of
½ cup softened, unsalted butter. It is because the cookie dough expands when it bakes and then shrinks as it cools, just like cookies do when they bake – they puff and sink into cute little crinkles
While I’m currently obsessed with these Bakery Style ChocolateChipCookies, I used the cookie dough recipe from my childhood that my mom made more times than I can count
The resting allows the liquids in the dough to be absorbed, giving you a firmer dough that bakes up into thick, chewy, caramel-y, sophisticated cookies
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