Double Chocolate Cookies
TWD – Tuesdays with Dorie
Double Chocolate Cookies
We loved these cookies: complex, chocolaty and chewy. My favorite cookies are soft and slightly chewy, so these cookies fit the requirement. The deep chocolate taste, with chocolate chunks offers great depth of flavor and good texture. I didn’t have instant coffee, so I used super fine ground coffee and that seemed to work well.
We topped a couple cookies with chopped hazelnuts, and put some caramel in the center of a few too. Both variations were excellent. I plan to make another batch for the holidays, adding in peppermint extract and crushed peppermint candy.
Ingredients Double Chocolate Cookies
Flour, Baking Powder, Salt
Whipping Eggs, Sugar, Coffee, and Vanilla
Melted Chocolates and Butter
Adding Chocolate to Sugar-Egg Mixture
Double Chocolate Cookie Batter
These cookies are a snap to make. I also like that you can keep the dough in the refrigerator for a few days. Baking in steps is always good for the holidays. Also, having the option to bake a few cookies at a time, over the course of 4 days, means fresh from the oven cookies whenever guests drop in.
To get the recipe check out the book Baking with Julia, by Dorie Greenspan.
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Tags: Baking with Julia, chocolate, cookies, Double Chocolate Cookies, Tuesdays with Dorie
Look at your cookies: they are gorgeous!
I’ve become so addicted to these cookies that I had to find a strategy: I’ve deep frozen more than half of them (already baked, of course).
Yumm!
PS: I’ve added sliced hazelnuts and chopped dried apricots to mines.
Ooh, I like the dried apricot idea. Now that you mention dried fruits, dried cherries sound good too.
I need to freeze some of mine, before we eat them all.
Great pics. Your cookies look so good. And caramel would be awesome in these. I think next time I will use my caramelia chocolates in the batter. (and yep, there is going to be a next time)
Yum! I like the idea of keeping the dough in the fridge to make when guests pop over. Great job!
Dried fruit and nuts sound like a fab idea, I’m also thinking about adding flavoured to these cookies. Love the shiny crackly top on your cookies!
I would love to hear more about the ones with a caramel in the center. Sounds amazing!
Your cookies look delicious! Your potential variation for christmas sounds good. Glad you enjoyed them!
Adding nuts was a good idea to add complexity and cut down on the intense chocolate-overload. Next time!
Oh, I like the caramel and hazelnut additions!