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One-Bowl, Very Genius Chocolate Chip Cookies
Crisp-chewy, spicy, and naturally gluten-free to boot.
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8 Comments
Amy P.
November 3, 2018
I was curious about the flavour combination so I tried a half batch. I was pleasantly happy with them. I made my own hazelnut flour in the food processor and had them in the freezer for an hour and they spread a lot on the pan, but it was a great texture with crisp edges and very chewy thin middles. I'm not sure about the candied ginger (I like my ginger less sweetened), but otherwise they were delicious! They were an easy cookie to make with my 3yo, who not surprisingly doesn't like them (more for me!)
Cooper M.
October 17, 2018
Wheree/what is the NOTE mentioned in the recipe's Hazlenut meal or flour entry?!?
Kristen M.
October 17, 2018
Sorry for the confusion, Cooper—to see the full recipe, including the notes, you'll need to click on the "View Recipe" button. I'll also link it here: https://food52.com/recipes/78052-nik-sharma-s-spicy-chocolate-chip-hazelnut-cookies
Thom
October 17, 2018
A well done, stylish video. Bonus points that neither of you described the taste or texture using your hands — a pet peeve of mine. :) Kudos to the team who put this together.
However, the title of the article is wrong. It should be, “Two Bowls, One Saucepan and a Cutting Board, Very Genius Chocolate Chip Cookies from 2018’s Buzziest Cookbook.”
However, the title of the article is wrong. It should be, “Two Bowls, One Saucepan and a Cutting Board, Very Genius Chocolate Chip Cookies from 2018’s Buzziest Cookbook.”
Kristen M.
October 17, 2018
So glad you dig the video—it was a fun one to shoot. I will make sure the video team sees your kudos! And I hear you on the catalog of equipment—I was going by the spirit of one-bowl cookbooks I've enjoyed, which don't count a small amount of prep equipment like a cutting board (technically, we're dirtying a few measuring spoons and cups, too). But I hope you'll trust me that the point is: This is an extraordinarily easy and streamlined recipe to stir together, almost entirely in one big bowl.
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