8.11.2007 :: Cayenne Chocolate Cookies

Before my trip I made a batch of Mexican Chocolate Chip Cookies (which I've made before: recipe here). Now I call them Cayenne Chocolate Chip Cookies cause saying Mexican always begged the question, "what makes a cookie Mexican?" and since the answer in this recipe is cayenne pepper I figured I'd skip a step and just call them Cayenne Cookies.




This time, instead of adding the dark chocolate as chips or chunks I melted it and mixed it into the batter to create chocolate cookies (no chips). They tasted great but I sort of missed having chips, and the mix of the batter got thrown off and the cookies were very crumbly. If I actually knew about cooking beyond following recipes I would have compensated for adding the melted chocolate but I don't know how (add more flour? eggs?).

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Matthew at 11:02 AM :: 2 comments

2 Comments at 9:56 PM Blogger Rene said...

Or instead of melting the chips, you could just add 1/4 cup cocoa powder (mix with dry ingredients), and keep the chips! Enjoy! :)

  at 9:54 AM Blogger Matthew said...

I always thought Cocoa powder would give a different taste/texture than melted chocolate. Like too cakey? Thanks for the tip!

 

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