Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Is there anyone who doesn't love a classic chocolate chip cookie? These
chocolatey treats are soft, chewy, and packed with delicious chocolatey goodness.
Have you ever tried making boneless chocolate chip cookies?
Here, you will find recipes for delicious boneless chocolate chip cookies that
delight your taste buds. I'll walk you through the ingredients you need, the
step-by-step directions, and even a few tips and tricks to make your cookies
perfect each time.
What Are Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies?
Boneless chocolate chip cookies are similar to regular ones but do not include
chocolate chips. Here, the term 'boneless' means devoid of any skeletal structure.
Cookies without chocolate chips are a fun twist on chocolate chip cookies.
So, the cookie is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, without a single
chocolate chip. Unlike conventional chocolate chip cookies, this version doesn't
just eliminate the chips.
A cookie stripped down to its essential elements invites one to appreciate it in a
new light. Caramelized sugar, creamy Butter, and rich vanilla combine
harmoniously, allowing the sugar to take center stage.
Ingredients Of Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies
You'll need all the usual ingredients except the chocolate to make these cookies.
All the ingredients are pantry staples you probably already have on hand. Here is
the list Of ingredients
Unsalted Butter:
Unsalted Butter minimizes salt content in your cookies and ensures even
browning. Browning the Butter will give your cookies a nutty, toasty flavour!
Brown sugarBrown sugar gives these cookies a warm, caramel-like flavour. Use dark brown
sugar instead of light brown sugar to get a more pronounced molasses flavour.
Keep it moist and fresh, and don't let it dry out.
Granulated sugarThe perfect amount of sweetness is added by granulated white sugar.
Alternatively, you can use caster sugar or cane sugar.
Large eggIt helps bind the ingredients together perfectly.
Egg yolkExtra egg yolks make cookies extra soft and chewy! Make sure the egg and egg
yolk are at room temperature before baking. Ensure they are out of the
refrigerator 30 minutes before you start working on them.
Vanilla extractThis completes the flavor profile. There is no chocolate in this recipe, so you'll
need a little more flavor.
Flour:
These chewy cookies are made with all-purpose Flour. It produces a tender but
hearty crumb. When measuring Flour, use a spoon to aerate the Flour as you
measure. After adding the first cup, add the remaining 3/4 cup a little at a time.
Baking sodaWhen baking soda interacts with the acid in brown sugar, carbon dioxide is
produced, which helps the dough rise and spread. Baking soda loses power over
time, so make sure yours is under 6 months old.
Salt:
Salt is essential for baked goods. In the absence of it, they are cloyingly sweet.
When added to baked goods, salt adds that perfectly nuanced salty-sweet flavor.
How To Make Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Step 1: Preheat Your Oven
Set a baking sheet with parchment paper and preheat the oven to 375°F.
Step 2: Combine Sugar and Butter
Lightly combine softened Butter, granulated sugar, and brown sugar in a large
bowl. It is crucial to follow this step if you want to make a cookie with a perfect
structure.
Step 3: Add Eggs and Vanilla Extract
After that, it's time to incorporate the eggs. Ensure each is thoroughly blended
before adding the next one to the mixture. In the next step, you will add the
vanilla extract, which will give your cookies the sweetness.
Step 4: Mix all dry Ingredients
Mix the dry ingredients - all-purpose Flour, baking soda, and salt - while the wet
ingredients are warming. When both bowls are ready, combine them gradually,
stirring until fully incorporated. Mixing enough to incorporate everything is
important, but overmixing can result in tough cookies.
Step 5: Bake The Cookies
Once your cookie dough is ready, drop rounded dollops onto your prepared baking
sheet with a tablespoon. Place them about 2 inches apart so they can spread as
they bake, and then pop them in the oven!
The cookies should be baked for 10-15 minutes until the edges are golden brown
and the center is set. On the outside, they'll look crisp, but on the inside, they'll be
soft and irresistible.
Cooking Tips
Chilling the cookie dough:
It is important to chill the cookie dough if you want thick and chewy cookies. It
helps cookies keep their shape if they are chilled before baking. When baking, it
prevents them from spreading too much.
Line the cookie sheet with parchment paper:
With parchment paper-lined baking sheets, your cookies will have a beautiful
golden bottom and won't stick to the pan.
Use a Cookie Dough Scoop:
Use a cookie dough scoop to place the chilled dough on a baking sheet. With this
method, you can make thick, chewy homemade cookies. Cookies can also be
made uniformly sized by using a cookie scoop.
Baking sheets:
A baking sheet's type makes a difference. When using dark, nonstick baking sheets
or cookie sheets, lower the oven temperature by 25 degrees. If you don't decrease
the temperature, the dark pans will get hotter and burn the bottom of your
cookies.
Measuring Ingredients.
A cookie's texture and taste will vary depending on how much or little ingredients
are added. When possible, measure ingredients on a kitchen scale. You can also
measure Flour by whisking air into the Flour and then scooping it into a measuring
cup.
Storage And Freezing Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies
These cookies won't last long if you don't store them airtight or use plastic wrap.
You should enjoy cookies within 2-3 days of making them, but they can last up to a
week.
You can also freeze cookies. To prevent layers from sticking together when frozen,
place parchment paper or wax paper between them. It is possible to freeze
cookies for up to three months.
Put frozen cookie dough in a sealed container after freezing in cookie dough
scoops on parchment paper on a baking tray. Depending on the size of the scoop,
bake for an additional 1-2 minutes.
Additions and Variations
Add-ins:
To add freshness and colour to the batter, fold 12 cups of frozen berries before
baking. Alternatively, you can add chopped nuts, pretzels, marshmallows (like this
s'mores skillet cookie), dried fruit, peanut butter or butterscotch chips.
Toppings:
To give the dough balls a festive twist, sprinkle some sprinkles before baking. After
baking, I like to sprinkle flaky sea salt on top.
Recipe Card
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Boneless Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Prep Time: 15 mints
Cooking Time : 15 mints
Total Times:30mints
Course : Dessert
Cuisine : American
Servings: 30
Cals : 147 kcal
Fat : 7g
Ingredients
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All-Purpose Flour - 2 cups
Unsalted Butter -½ cup
Light Brown Sugar ½ cup
Granulated Sugar ½ cup
Egg - 1 large
Egg Yolk -1
Vanilla Extract -1 tbsp
Baking Soda -½ tbsp
Salt - 1 tbsp (sea salt)
Recipe Details
● Set a baking sheet in the oven and preheat it to 375°F.
● Combine the softened Butter, granulated sugar, and brown sugar in a large
bowl.
● Add the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla extract.
● Combine flour, baking soda, and salt separately.
● Add the dry item to the wet in stages, ensuring a smooth consistency.
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● Place rounded tablespoons of cookie dough about two inches apart on
the prepared baking sheet.
● For golden brown edges and a set centre, bake for 10-15 minutes.
● When the cookies are cool enough to handle, take them off the baking
sheet and put them on a wire rack to cool completely.
Final Words
Boneless chocolate chip cookies are a delightful variation on the classic chocolate
chip cookie recipe. These cookies may not have chocolate chips, but they still
deliver a deliciously sweet and chewy treat. Whether you're looking to switch
things up or don't have any chocolate chips, boneless chocolate chip cookies are
an easy and enjoyable alternative.
FAQ
Why Didn't My Cookies Spread?
There might be too much Flour in your recipe. To measure Flour, use a food scale
or a spoon. Pour Flour into a measuring cup and level it off.
Why Did My Cookies Flatten?
Either you under measure the Flour, or your oven is too hot. Butter melts quickly
in an overheated oven before the other ingredients firm up to give the cookies
structure. As a result, the cookie flattens and melts. You should purchase an oven
thermometer and calibrate your oven properly.
Is It A Gluten-Free Recipe?
Yes, it works well as a gluten-free recipe. When I bake and cook, I always use
all-purpose gluten-free Flour.