Ingredients
125gm unsalted butter softened
- 125 grams unsalted butter, soft
- 125 grams Soft Light brown sugar, I used just 60grams
- 100 grams caster sugar, I skipped this
- 2 level teaspoons Pure Vanilla Extract
- 1 egg, cold from fridge
- 1 egg yolk, cold from fridge
- 300 grams flour, I used spelt flour
- 1/2 level teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
- 1 package 340gm Cadbury's milk chocolate chips packet, Dark also works well
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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1. Melt butter 3 minutes/ 90 degrees/ speed 1 until all melted
2. Let butter cool 5 minutes
3. Mix (both) sugars 30 seconds/ speed 4
4. Add vanilla, cold egg and cold egg yolk and mix 30 seconds/ speed 4 until light and creamy
5. On speed 1, Slowly mix in flour and bicard soda until just combined
6. Add chocolate reverse/ 20 seconds/ speed 3 until just combined
7. Remove dough, wrap in cling film and place in fridge for 3- 24 hours.
8. Remove dough, slice into cookie shapes (approx 80mm thick) and place on baking tray lined with baking paper
9. Bake in pre-heated oven at 170 degrees celcius (fan-forced) for 7-10 minutes until golden
10. Remove from oven and allow to cool
Nigella's Choc Chip Cookies
Tip
This recipe was converted from Nigella Lawson's 2010 book Nigella Kitchen.
I republished her original ingredient quantities but I cut the sugar down to just brown sugar, no caster.
Baking time with cookies depends on your preference and oven - just watch them, as soon as the edges start to brown, take them out and let them cool. They'll set firm and chewy.
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Recipe is created forTM 5
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Comments
A really unusual choc chip biscuit recipe. A cross between a cake and biscuit! I stuck with the recommended sugar quantities. I used a whole packet of Cadbury choc chips and you honestly don't need any more. Plenty of sweetness from the choc chips alone. Yummy!
yummo! These are indulgent. I didn't have enough dark choc chips so I used white choc chip as well. Easy recipe to follow. I have cooked these before without puttng them in the fridge. They still make a yummy biscuit but not as good a texture.
I did do less sugar as suggested and I definatly recommend that for others as they are rice enough with all the choc chips.
These are great! The first recipe I've found that gives a soft chewy cookie that still retains a degree of firmness. I didn't have choc chips so just chopped up a block of dark chocolate beforehand. Will definitely be making these again!