Chocolate chip cookies are good but what if I told you they could be even better?! Here’s 8 flavour combinations to take your cookies to the next level.
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If you’re looking to take your chocolate chip cookies to the next level, you’ve come to the right place!
Here’s eight chocolate chip cookie recipes from our blog that are far from your average cookie! There’s miso banana bread chocolate chip cookies, black sesame cookies with a white chocolate cheesecake filling & brown butter s’more cookies that are each stuffed with a whole marshmallow, to name a few…
For more cookies, cakes, brownies & bread, take a look at our collection of baking recipes!
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Miso Banana Bread Chocolate Chip Cookies
All the flavours of banana bread, jammed into a batch of brown butter & miso chocolate chip cookies.
Made with sesame paste & rolled in sesame seed sugar, these salted tahini cookies pack a serious sesame kick! Paired with two types of chocolate & finished with sea salt for maximum flavour.
Made with brown butter & toasted milk powder, these crisp & nutty cookies are packed full of that classic s’more flavour! Stuffing each cookie with a whole marshmallow & a load of chocolate makes these hard to beat.
Not your average oatmeal raisin cookies. These are made with brown butter & toasted milk powder for nuttiness. The oats are blitzed into a coarse flour which gives these cookies a soft & fudgy centre and super crispy edges. Plus there’s a generous helping of soaked raisins & 54% dark chocolate.
Salted Pretzel, Candied Hazelnut & Dark Chocolate Cookies
A spin on my signature chocolate chip cookie. Cramming these full of salted pretzels & candied hazelnuts perfectly complements the bitterness of the dark chocolate & amplifies the nuttiness from the brown butter.
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Use a chopped up chocolate bar, it will melt better than chocolate chips.
Make sure to scrape the mixing bowl down with a rubber spatula regularly when mixing the dough
Chill the cookie dough overnight for the right amount of spread in the oven.
Use a cookie cutter to “scoot” the cookies into a perfect circle once baked.
Sprinkle sea salt on top of the baked cookies for extra flavour.
Bake the cookies until the edges are set but the centre is still soft.
Have you got a favourite chocolate chip cookie flavour? Let us know in the comments below! And for more baking recipes, take a look at the baking section on the blog.
