Triple chocolate cookies

Triple chocolate cookies

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Cooking time

Prep: 15 mins Cook: 10 mins

Skill level

Easy

Servings

Makes 24

You've got all bases covered with white, milk and dark chocolate in these American-style cookies, best enjoyed warm with a cold glass of milk

Nutrition and extra info

Additional info

  • Both dough and baked cookies can be frozen
Nutrition info

Nutrition per cookie

kcalories
167
protein
2g
carbs
24g
fat
8g
saturates
5g
fibre
0g
sugar
17g
salt
0.1g

Ingredients

  • 100g soft brown sugar
  • 100g golden caster sugar
  • 100g butter, softened
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 225g plain flour
  • 140g milk chocolate, melted
  • 85g white chocolate, chips or chopped into chunks
  • 85g plain chocolate, chips or chopped into chunks

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Method

  1. Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Line 1-2 baking sheets with baking parchment. Mix the sugars and butter together with a wooden spoon, then add the egg, vanilla, flour and half the melted milk chocolate and mix together. Stir in the white and plain chocolate chips or chunks, then use an ice-cream scoop or round tablespoon (like a measuring spoon) to scoop out balls of cookie dough and drop them straight onto the trays.
  2. Bake in batches for 8-9 mins until pale golden and still soft to touch – they will firm up as they cool. Carefully transfer to a wire rack as soon as they can be lifted up, then drizzle with the remaining melted chocolate.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2010

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freyajane9's picture
5

Make these regularly, this week my daughters aged 8 & 10 made them unaided. However we don't add melted chocolate but chop chocolate into chunks and add them, delicious. Today made using basic dough and added smarties halfway through cooking (so they don't burn). All ready to eat whilst watching Dr Who finale - double treat.

sadie1503's picture
4

I thought this was a good and easy recipe. However there could be not so many as I had to share them with both my friends and family!

sadie1503's picture
4

I thought this was a good and easy recipe. However there could be not so many as I had to share them with both my friends and family!

charlene01's picture
5

FAB.... made these with my 3 year old - didnt put in plain choc as only had white so used all white choc chips. Also i put all the melted choc in the mix rather than half as stated as the mixture seeed really dry. Also added the 1/2 tsp bicarb as someone else had suggested and they turned out amaxing. Very sweet but thats ok with me!

chloeloveschocolate's picture
5

The best I've tasted. so easy to make. I'm going to make more. I followed the recipe and turned out just right.

staticgirl1's picture
5

I love these cookies! They taste stunning, are fast and always go down a treat when ever I need to bake something for people without hours of preparation. I highly, 100% recommend these to anybody who's a chocoholic or just genuinely wants to bake amazing cookies!!!

misskimberlina's picture

Just cooked these and I understand what people mean by them being so sweet but clearly if you wanted something sweet then this is the sugar hit for you! These cookies turned out fantastic. After reading the comments before I was slightly put off especially as I'm not the most confident baker but they turned out great! I took up on someones advice of putting in some baking powder. Yummers!

chloetrigano's picture
5

I made these cookies for a school project and LOVED them! Everybody in class thought they were the best. This is great for anything.

cookiecole's picture

made these as a study snack - substituted 80g hazelnuts for plain chocolate and added melted dark choc for the choc drizzle. absolutely scrummy, needless to say there were none left by the morning!

residentethel's picture
2

A bit too gloopy, they all melted in together and formed one giant square "cookie". Very sweet and not as tasty as I was expecting.

sarahclifford414's picture
5

I accidentally added all of the melted milk chocolate rather than half, and they were IMMENSE. Have made them a few times since and always add all of the melted chocolate. Once I half baked them and served with ice cream. Words can't describe the pleasure

scbpiper's picture

I've made these quite a few times but with some alterations.
I melt Dark mint chocolate (e.g. Lindt Mint Intense or you could use dark chocolate and 1 tsp of mint essence) and I use the full 140g ish to combine into the biscuit mix. I leave out the vanilla essence. I then use the rest of 60g of mint chocolate and add some milk/dark/white chunks or chips (whatever I have). It is true that the chunks don't combine well but with the extra melted chocolate the dough is more stiff and really easy to make into balls with your hands. I press them down a little and bake for 10min in my fan oven. I don't both with the extra chocolate on top. They're really great with coffee instead of after dinner chocolates and just a little bit more grown up.

joshuajlea's picture
5

I thought they where really good, not to sweet! I recommend adding a couple of table spoons of peanut butter chunky or smooth works well, it adds something else to them
and use bread flour to make them a bit more chewier! and cookie like

lesleyjoyce's picture
5

These are the most amazing cookies ever, millies eat your heart out! I make these at every occasion possible and everyone loves them. Espcially me.

cazkaban's picture

This is my new go-to cookie recipe, except I use a little less chocolate and add some macadamia nuts instead. They are the perfect cookies - crunchy on the outside and lovely and gooey in the middle.

katiegocoldas's picture
5

This recipe is incredibly easy and the cookies are divine. They also freeze brilliantly.

cyberkitchengoddess's picture

definitely too sweet.so made them again with dark chocolate and added a tad more flour and baking powder to keep them from falling apart.Will try them again with nuts to replace the milk chocolate!

roobaloo's picture
5

I can't believe this recipe is getting low reviews! I've made these SO many times now and have always had very positive feedback! My other half refuses to buy store cookies now as these are so easy to make and always delicious!!

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