Do you guys know what’s better than cookie dough……………?
If you’re thinking “Um, NOTHING, duh!”, well, that’s completely right, but cookie dough covered in chocolate is also the right answer! True stuff.
Growing up in my house would not have been the same without Mom’s amazing chocolate chip cookies. Of course, the excitement we’d have when we heard the mixer going wasn’t as much about the cookies as it was about getting to be her poison-checkers. We were all privileged enough to know that the dough is where it’s at. I’d take the dough over the cookies every time. I’m obsessed!
Our temperatures have been teeter-tottering back and forth and it’s really messing with my head. Also this month, we have a few back to back birthdays to celebrate and that means I get to make cake (or at least some kind of over-the-top dessert for the unconventional ones)!
Okay, but these cookie dough bites are what I’m sharing. I created them as an alternate flavor to go with my homemade Reese’s eggs and almond joys that I always make for Halloween or Easter and they are so good. To clear up any confusion on the caramel part, you mix it into the dough. I happened to have some extra caramel on my hands the day I was making them so I used it as my liquid in the dough Since you can’t buy brown sugar here, caramel is what I’ve been using a lot recently in it’s place and I’ve been loving the results. Also, the cookie dough part is egg free so you don’t have to freak about salmonella or anything.
So I made them in two different sizes because I couldn’t decide which one I liked better, one in a mini cupcake pan that gives them a more rounded look and the other in regular cupcake size liners to give them a frilled edge like Reese’s cups. Also, I think the pretzels add the perfect salty crunch to balance them out but I’d say they’re an optional thing because not everyone in my gang was as into them being on top of these. You can decide what you think.
Hope you have a great weekend peeps!
The recipe is available upon request. The first legitimate request gets an upvote. You must mention the word Lisboa
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Lisboa
ALL CONTENT IS MINE AND ORIGINAL! All of these food photos were taken with my Nikon D5300 and my favorite Lens, the Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G. You can find out more in my INTRO POST. And by the way, my intro post did a huge $0.21
Oh, and don't forget to follow me on all your favorite social media channels!
Facebook ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest ~ Instagram
Don't forget to check out my other recent food posts:
Throwback! Homemade Dunkaroos (Cookies + Frosting Dip) (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Roasted Veggie & Quinoa Salad + Tahini Lemon Sauce (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Creamy Roasted Garlic, Chicken, & Bacon Farfalle Pasta (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Chocolate Hazelnut Ricotta Scones with Nutella Glaze (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Slow-Cooked Roast Beef & Mushroom Stroganoff (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Peanut Butter M&M Jekyll & Hyde Monster Cookies (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
Simple Sweet Potato Chicken Lunchplate Inspiration (FOOD PHOTO SHOOT)
12 DAYS UNTIL I LEAVE FOR STEEMFEST!!
I HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE
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Steemfest is going to be a blast!! We're going to have so much fun!
You never cease to amaze me with your amazing creations and the way you capture them and in turn present it to us, thanks so much!
Thanks so much for always being so supportive @noboxes
No one mentioned Lisboa and receipe hence I am the winner for upvote. Nice food and good idea
Fantastic @creativeamsle, thank you for actually reading my post. I will get that posted to you soon, having some technical difficulties with steemit.com today, but I'll will get back to you, I promise.
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Yield: about 24
Ingredients
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter, softened
1 cup powdered sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup caramel ice cream topping/sauce (or you can make it. I used the butterscotch caramel in my butterbeer recipe )
2 - 2 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1/2 cup mini semi-sweet chocolate chips or finely chopped chocolate
1 - 1 1/2 cups milk chocolate
1 tablespoon butter
about 24 snack pretzels for topping
Instructions
Beat butter and sugar together until combined. Add caramel, salt, and vanilla and mix well.
Add 2 cups of flour and beat until smooth (depending on the thickness of the caramel you used you may need to add a bit more flour until the dough isn't sticky). Mix in chocolate chips and divide the dough into balls about 2 tablespoons each.
For the shapes I used two different methods, a 24-count mini cupcake pan for the smooth edges or some regular size silicone cupcake molds (paper liners in a cupcake pan would work) to get the frilled edge like Reeses cups. Press dough balls into your chosen mold and place in the fridge to chill for at least 1 hour.
Melt chocolate and butter in a double boiler and remove dough from fridge. Loosen each piece from mold and dip in chocolate, For the minis, place them on a parchment lined plate or tray and for the frilled edge, place them back in silicone/paper-lined cupcake molds. Top the wet chocolate with a pretzel and place trays back in fridge.
Allow chocolate to harden for at least 15 minutes before devouring!
Thanks you are awesome
Chocolate. Caramel. Cookie. Can't get any better!
Thanks so much @rkrijgsman
Yummy ! Recipe plz
Thanks for the amazing comment @saqib
Thanks for letting us know!
Thanks for taking the time to comment @keks
Nobody said Lisboa and receipe subsequently I am the champ for upvote. Decent nourishment and smart thought
I really do appreciate the fact that you actually read my post, however you were beaten by @creativeamsle. I hope to have a post ready tonight and I will for sure have one tomorrow morning. So, be sure to stay tuned
Excellent cookies. The recipe is possible.
Fantastic, well thought out comment, thanks @magnata
Looks so good!!
great comment
You never cease to amaze me.
Steemfest is getting so close. We're going to have an amazing time!
Super awesome amazing time, no doubt!!
Sweet and salty, it looks very delicious!
Thanks for taking the time to comment on my post @mayasiam and I am so glad you thought they looked delicious
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Hey little princess @gringalicious how are you dear...
Btw recipe please ...
Thanks for taking the time to comment @owner99.
Your welcome princess @gringalicious..
These look awesome! Bring some goodies to Lisbon for us :)
Huge compliment @jeffagoe, I am really glad you'd like me to bring some goodies to Lisbon. Unfortunately, I am going to pack as lite as possible. My Dad and I are stopping in London for a couple of days before we get to Lisbon adding to the need to pack lite. See you there!
Aww man! They say it will be creamy and delicious anyways.
Enjoy your time in London and I'll see ya at the Fest!
I love these!! And your pictures are making me so hungry. I need these in my life right now!
YOu are always so sweet my dear! Thanks so much for your continued support
Hi my dear @gringalicious, my mouth watering again with these fabulous cookies, and you make more beautiful when you put the pretzels on the top, and the chocolate will make them more tasty, well done, hahaha, i laughed when i read the post to give us the key of upvote Lisboa, you are very intelligent.
Cheers 🍻.
that's so professional :D
Ahh, so sweet. very nice compliment @blazing, thanks so much
These cups look absolutely divine! If you can't find brown sugar, I also mix molasses with the white one and it's a great substitute :) I'll definitely make this in the future, might be good for selling (:
That's a good idea, making for selling. Let me know how it works out for you @alemars16
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Thanks @sammarkjames, I am glad you took the time to comment
No problem, I'd be glad if you'd take the time to Fedex your food here, I'm only in Barcelona :P
Excelente. Hacía falta un poco de dulce para esta tarde.
Muchas Gracias @mendezand
YUM!
I have an eggless cookie dough recipe that I make from time to time (I think I've mentioned before that little miss is 33.3% cookie dough), but I've never thought to use caramel sauce as the liquid binder. Very clever!
Hopefully this will give you a ton of inspiration. Holidays are basically here and there's all kinds of ideas I have, how about you?
Oh yes! So many ideas, so little time. haha I have to get my act together and come up with a plan for what I'm actually going to put together for Halloween! Do you have any fun themed goodies planned?
I actually made some homemade pb cups last week, but it turned into such a lengthy and messy process that I didn't document it... Guess that means I'll have to do them again! ;) I got a little crazy with the filling and they were 'UGE so I think next time I'll take a note from this recipe and do the mini-muffin size. Because then I am free to hoover like a half dozen in one sitting, right? lol
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Here we go again. As always Delicious, Mouthwatering, Cookie! Thank you for the recipe and sharing this. :)
So sorry for the delay @firepower, thanks so much for stopping by and taking the time to leave me a comment, I really appreciate ti.
Wow... nice thank you for sharing
Thanks for being a consistent commenter @mannyfig1956
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Arrangement
Preheat stove to 400°F/204°C
Get ready and heat chocolate cake as indicated by bundle guidelines.
Let cool 10 minutes before jabbing even gaps all through the cake with a chopstick or the finish of a wooden spoon.
Convey dense drain over the whole cake, ensuring it keeps running in the openings, trailed by jar of caramel.
Slather on cream, trying to smooth it out to finish everything. Refrigerate no less than 4 hours, or overnight.
Cut cake into even rectangles and sprinkle hacked pretzels to finish everything.
Present with
a shower of caramel garnish.
Thanks so much Dan. Thanks so much for the upvote and resteem. I hope things are going well in Thailand