Ingredients
Chocolate cookies
Instructions
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Equipment
You'll need a few different sizes for mixing wet and dry ingredients separately. Choose bowls with non-slip bases for easier handling.
This helps achieve a fluffy batter. A stand mixer will save you effort, but a hand mixer will do the job just as well.
Precision is key in baking. Make sure your set includes various measurements, and level off dry ingredients for accuracy.
Opt for a non-stick baking tray or line a regular tray with parchment paper to ensure easy cookie removal.
Use a flexible spatula to fold in the final mix of chocolate, peanuts, and toffee without over mixing the batter.
Variations
Faq
- Can I use light brown sugar instead of dark brown sugar?
Yes, you can! Light brown sugar will give a milder caramel flavor compared to dark brown sugar, but your cookies will still be delicious.
- How can I tell when the cookies are done?
The edges should be firm and slightly golden, but the center may still look a bit soft. Remember, cookies continue to firm up as they cool.
- Can I replace the salted peanuts with another nut?
Absolutely! Feel free to use your favorite nuts, such as almonds or walnuts. Just make sure they are salted to keep the flavor balance.
- Why did my cookies spread too much in the oven?
This could be due to the butter being too warm or not using enough flour. Make sure to chill the dough for 10-15 minutes before baking.
- How can I make the cookies chewier?
For extra chewiness, slightly under-bake the cookies and let them cool on the baking sheet. Adding more brown sugar and less white sugar can also give a chewier texture.
- Can I prepare the dough ahead of time?
Yes, you can prepare the dough ahead and refrigerate it for up to 48 hours. Just make sure to wrap it tightly in plastic wrap to keep it fresh.