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If you mix a chocolate brownie and cookies what do you get? Why chocolate brownie cookies of course! I have rarely met anyone who doesn’t like cookies or brownies so this should go down a treat! From the minute you bite into it you will feel it is special. The outside is crunchy like the top of a brownie with a soft gooey centre just like a chocolate chip cookie. It has a rich double chocolate taste which will linger on your palette even after the last bite.
Most of the ingredients are whisked in the thermomix using the whisk attachment. This is very important as it adds air to the cookie dough as the melted chocolate can add extra weight. When baking, try not to over cook the cookies. Once cooked they appear to be too soft so resist the urge to return them to the oven! They harden as they cool and what you are left with is a chocolate brownie cookie crispy on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside. A chocolate lover’s dream!
Try and use good quality chocolate chocolate chips like Ó Conaill Chocolate which are my favourite chocolate chips of all time. You can buy these at the English Market in Cork or Mahon Point Farmer’s Market. Theirs is the first stall I rush to when I am there! They serve a great coffee too. Elsewhere, there are some other great alternatives online.
Why you will love these chocolate brownie cookies
- Irresistible. Rich in flavour and texture these will be impossible to resist.
- Simple to make. While these look like they came from your favourite bakery they are surprisingly simple to make especially in the Thermomix.
- Perfect for lunch boxes. These chocolate brownie cookies are the perfect alternative to the lunch box snack you would otherwise buy for your child.
- Healthier alternative to bought cookies. These are made from scratch so are not packed with unhealthy preservatives. I use 70% dark chocolate in this recipe so you know it’s better than chocolate laden with cream and sugar.
If you love these then have a go at my recipe for Chocolate Coconut Raspberry Tart made with a dark chocolate crispy pastry base.
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Chocolate Brownie Cookies
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When you mix a chocolate brownie recipe and a chocolate chip recipe you get the most delicious chocolate brownie cookie. Crunchy on the outside and gooey on the inside it’s a chocolate lover’s dream!
Ingredients
- 300g dark chocolate (70% cocoa)
- 70g very soft butter
- 120g-140g coconut sugar or brown sugar
- 3 eggs
- 3 tablespoons espresso coffee
- 80g spelt flour or plain white flour
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- 30g chopped pecan nuts
- 20g dark chocolate chips
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 170˚C / 340˚F.
Make the espresso coffee and leave to cool.
Add the chocolate to the TM bowl and melt 2 Min. / 70˚C / Speed 2. Scrape down and melt a further 60 Sec. Place in a bowl and leave to cool slightly. Clean the TM bowl.
Place the whisk in the Thermomix and beat until creamy 30 Sec. / Speed 3 . Scrape down the sides and while the whisk is operating at Speed 3 add the cooled chocolate whisking until well mixed approximately 20 Sec.
Pour in the sugar and whisk until pale and creamy 60 Sec. / Speed 1.5. Add in the eggs one at a time and whisk at Speed 2 until well combined. Take out the whisk and scrape off the excess.
Add the flour and baking powder to the chocolate mixture and mix 30 Sec. / Speed 3.
Fold in the nuts and chocolate with the spatula.
Place one tablespoon of the cookie dough onto a lined baking sheet 2 inches apart.
Bake in the preheated oven for 15 minutes.
Store in an airtight container for up to 4 days (if there are any left!)
Notes
The cookies appear to be soft when cooked but once cooled they are prefect for eating!
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