Triple Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Triple Chocolate Chip Cookies




Every once in a while chocolate lovers want an injection of chocolate. The best way to get that is orally. Taken after baken!(Grammarly is telling me baken is not a real word). Write yourself a prescription of 1, 2 or 3 per day or as needed until the entire batch is gone. This is one prescription you can share!
These triple chocolate chip cookies are just the thing to satisfy any chocolate cravings you may have. They are tender and full of chocolate chip deliciousness. 
If you haven't bought a kitchen scale as yet I would ask for one for your birthday/Christmas or just go treat yourself. Try the recipe using your scales.

Triple Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe

Ingredients                                                Metric                    Imperial                                    

Unsalted Butter                                                375g                       1 ½ cups

Granulated Sugar                                             225g                       1 cup +2 tbsp

Brown Sugar                                                    225g                        1 cup + 2 tbsp

Salt                                                                        6g                        1 tsp

Vanilla                                                                 14g                         2 tsp

 Large Eggs                                                       150g                          3

All Purpose Flour                                              338g                        2 1/2

Cocoa Powder                                                   112g                        1 1/8 cup

Baking Powder                                                       8g                      2 level tsp

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips                           200g                       1 cup

White Chocolate Chips                                     200g                       1 cup

 

Preheat to 375 F

1.        Cream butter and sugar until smooth.

2.        Beat in eggs one at a time.

3.        Add vanilla.

4.       In a separate bowl combine or sift together dry ingredients.

5.        Combine dry ingredients into the butter/egg mixture then add chocolate chips.

6.       Drop on a parchment-lined cookie sheet. 

7.        Bake 375F or 190C for about 10 minutes.

Cool and enjoy!

If you try them leave a comment and let me know what you think please.





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