Chewy Brownie Drop Cookies
Brownie Drop Cookies: If you love brownies, you’ll fall for these exquisite chocolate cookies filled with chocolate disks!
This rich, chewy Chocolate Cookie Recipe is enhanced by decadent semisweet and white chocolate chips or wafers! Heaven in every bite!
Chewy Brownie Cookies
These brownie drop cookies were one of my early Food Network recipe finds. I knew they’d be marvelous as soon as I took a nibble of the batter…it tasted just like brownies. Besides being a simple drop cookie (I love when no shaping or rolling is involved), I loved that these babies had both semi-sweet and white chocolate chips mixed into the dough. These are truly a family favorite, so I dragged the recipe out of the archives to share with you all again.
Chewy Chocolate Cookie Recipe
I whipped up two of my tried and true cookie recipes to add to a tray of goodies for Bill’s nursing staff on the two wards where he was an inpatient. They took extra good care of their VIP patient, putting him at the end of the hall in both units to keep the gawkers out. He had to giggle when one of the staff told him he was the spitting image of someone who worked in the hospital. Bill replied, “Really?” And when asked if he had a relative on staff, he honestly replied no.
Chocolate Chocolate Chunk Cookes
So those of you who’ve been following me from day one, may recognize a couple of these rerun recipes. But these brownie drop cookies are definitely worth repeating. Be sure to add these to your cookie repertoire, too. My family always prefers rich chocolate cookies, but I’m a fan of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies and white chocolate treats like these white chocolate raspberry bars!
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Brownie Drop Cookies
Rich chocolate cookies that taste exactly like brownies
- Prep Time: 20 minutes
- Cook Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 24 cookies 1x
- Category: Dessert, Cookies
- Method: Baking
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
- 6 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 3/4 cup sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 1/4 cup flour
- 3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips or discs
- 3/4 cup white chocolate chips or discs
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350º.
- Melt the chocolate and butter in a microwave safe bowl, starting with 60 seconds, stirring, then heating and stirring in 30 second increments until smooth.
- Add sugar; mix well. Add the eggs and mix until combined. Add the vanilla.
- Add the flour and mix until incorporated. Add chocolate chips and mix until well distributed.
- Drop by rounded tablespoons onto parchment lined cookie sheet. Bake for 10 minutes. The centers should still look underbaked. Cool on the pan for 10 minutes before removing to cooling rack.
They sure look great! I just hopped over from Kim’s blog where you had a guest post… I’m pretty sure I’ll be back more often!
Lizzy, these cookies are so chocolaty! I bet Bill was one of the most popular patients. Hope he is in the best of health now.
Bet they were gobbled up in no time:@)
Duly added to my cookie repertoire. You can never have too many cookie recipes and these look so good.
Such chocolate cookies I find so irresistible.. 🙂 I like that I can so many chocolatey treats here 😉
Brownie in a cookie? Yum! Can’t wait to give them a try 🙂
Brownie and cookie?! I am sold.
Drop cookie/brownies? I.love.you.
Your cookies look wonderful. I’ll have to try them – as soon as Lent’s over and my youngest cookie fan can eat chocolate again!
They look great and I’m sure they were a hit!
These look absolutely delicious, Liz. I’m glad you pulled this out of the archives for us.
Hey Liz, no fair tempting your friends like this! !
I’ve been craving cookies all afternoon, these are just what I need! 🙂
Oh my, these little cookies look delicious! I can just imagine the aroma wafting around your kitchen!
I so want one of these RIGHT now.
oh wow, are you kidding me!! Those look delicious! 🙂
A great looking and sounding cookie for sure; I love how chocolatey it is. I bet they smelled great baking too.
Lizzy,
These cookies look amazing. I think I’ll be 100 years old by the time I get to try all of your decadent recipes. Pinned.
How’s the hubby doing. Is he almost back to normal?
BTW: Those Pecan Pie Muffins can be frozen, so you don’t have to eat them all at once.
Annamaria
These brownie cookies sound and look divine, Liz.
They would disappear from a platter within minutes around here. A cup of cappuccino…and I’m in heaven…:) ela
Wonderful looking cookies, delicious brownie-cookie combo 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
What gorgeous looking cookies. I love the look of the chocolate drops melting into the cookies xx
I hope Bill is still on the up and up and on recovery. Great little cookies and I am sure the nurses gobbled them up in seconds as they look that good!
My husband was just talking about brownie cookies. These are surely a winner and worth a visit again and again.
These brownie drop cookies are just awesome Liz! Love the way the chocolate drops melt in the cookies
Oh I have to make these for the kids!!
They will love them in their lunchbox!
These cookies sound like a great recipe to keep in the family. Both kids love chocolate chips and it’s more fun to include two kinds!
That is a giggle…Your hubby really is a VIP…And I imagine you are a VIP around the hospital too with generous offerings of brownie like cookies! Yum!
I like the mix of chocolate chips in your brownie cookies too!
Cookies that taste like brownies would make me very happy indeed.
cookies that taste like brownies?? yeah they DEF deserved a second turn in the spotlight!!!
I love cookies. I love brownies. Brownie cookies… omg. Need!
I LOVE the two big gobs of white and dark chocolate!!