Scrumptious chocolate chocolate chip cookies are made possible with this chocolate cookie recipe in a jar. These cookies are no fuss, no fail and sure to satisfy any chocolate craving imaginable.
This recipe produces a beautiful layered cookie mix in a jar, which can be used by your gift recipient to make some of the tastiest double chocolate cookies ever.
A friend of mine even said they're better than traditional chocolate chip cookies.
I will say... I have learned to always make extra of this particular cookie mix, as I know my own family will need... I mean want some as well!
This recipe produces around 24 double chocolate chip cookies that turn out brown, buttery and chocolaty with pockets of gooey melted chocolate throughout.
The surprising thing about these treats is that they're not over the top chocolaty, they're just right.
When picking up ingredients for this chocolate cookie recipe (sure to satisfy any chocolate craving imaginable) be sure to use semi sweet chocolate chips not milk chocolate.
To get started making this cookie mix in a jar, you'll need...
*Variation: You can substitute white chocolate chips, butterscotch or toffee in place of bittersweet but be prepared for a slightly sweeter cookie. After careful testing (entirely for my readers, not at all for myself :-) ) I've determined that bittersweet chocolate chips seam to make the best tasting chocolate cookies.
Note: You can also put the brown sugar in followed by the chocolate chips in order to pack as many chips as possible. However, I choose to add brown sugar last since the top layer often gets covered up by fabric or decoration and the chocolate chips make a scrumptious looking layer?
Printer Friendly Chocolate Cookie Mix in a Jar Recipe
Preheat oven to 375° F. Beat together 3/4 cup softened butter, 1 large egg and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Add cookie mix and blend well. Break up and blend any clumps of mix. Drop tablespoon sized rounds of dough onto un-greased baking sheet. Bake 8 - 10 minutes. Makes around 24 cookies.
Feel free to write out the above instructions for your gift recipient to use or print the recipe card below...
To print one: right click on the recipe card below and choose [print picture] or [save picture]...
To print more than one card: right click and choose [copy image], then open a word processing program such as MS Word or Open Office (for a free alternative)... then choose [paste] and paste as many of the tags as you can fit on a sheet of paper.
For a simple presentation. For a simple but cute presentation, place a 7 inch round of fabric over the top. Secure with a rubber band. Wrap raffia or ribbon around the cloth, covering up the rubber band and then tie a bow. Use raffia to attach a wooden spoon if desired. Be sure to attach the chocolate cookie recipe for how to use the cookie mix.
Gift Basket Option: To make this into a cute homemade gift basket, add a cookie jar of some sort, a wooden spoon and matching oven mitts. The cookie jar will come in handy since these are rich cookies not to be eaten all at once.