4.8 from 7 votes

Chewy Brownie Cookies

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 12 mins Cook Time 18 mins Total Time 30 mins
Servings: 10

Description

This simple brownie cookies recipe is a must to try! They are chewy and gooey inside with a crispy edge. If you look at the ingredients list, you will notice how much chocolate it requires.  At least half of the cookie batter is chocolate. Delicious! If you are a chocolate lover, get ready to bake.

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  1. Melt the chocolate chips. I like to melt my chocolate in the microwave using the 30 seconds increments, stopping and mixing in between each cycle.
  2. Add butter and mix so the chocolate and butter are blended. Set it aside.
  3. To a different bowl add eggs, brown sugar, granulated sugar and a pinch of salt. Mix until lighter in color.
  4. Pour the egg batter to the chocolate. Make sure the chocolate ganache is not too hot. At room temperature or slightly warm is perfect. Mix until blended.
  5. Through a fine strainer add flour and baking powder. With a spatula, mix just until the flour is mixed in.
  6. Line the baking tray with parchment paper. Use a half size scoop to shape the cookies. There should be enough batter for about 10 cookies.
  7. Bake at 350 Fahrenheit for about 16-18 minutes. The longer you bake, the crispier the cookie will get.
  8. While the cookie is still hot, you can use the cookie cutter to give the cookies a more defined shape.
Keywords: brownie cookie, chocolate cookies, chewy cookies,

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  1. Jolee

    Why did mine turn out like flat cakes? Albeit yummy flat cakes

    • cookpersida

      Might be because ingredients are not measured correctly. Too much liquid. Another big mistake is if the chocolate with melted butter is too hot. They should be warm, closer to room temperature, before adding other ingredients.

  2. Asma

    Love the recipe, tried it 1st time and it came out beautiful aswell as the taste is awesome goes so well with a nice glass of creamy milk thanks for the recipe it’s a fav!!!

    • cookpersida

      I am happy to hear that you are enjoying my recipe!

  3. Beth

    Can you use semi sweet chocolate?

    • cookpersida

      Yes!

  4. Doreen

    My cookies came out dry! The dough tasted amazing but the cookies were dry. I must have messed up somewhere along the way! Maybe the chocolate or I didn’t add enough butter to the chocolate.

    • cookpersida

      To get the brownie, flaky texture, it is important not to over-mix the batter once the eggs are in. Hopefully next time you will master them brownie cookies to perfection.

  5. Precious

    Wonderful and easy! Level 1 or 2 for sure! Gooey and cakey!

    • cookpersida

      Thank you! Your feedback is valued!

  6. 𝖢𝗂𝗋𝗌𝗍𝗈𝗂𝗎 𝖨𝗈𝗇𝖾𝗅𝖺

    Here to say the recipe in grams! 300grams chocolate chips,31gramd butter,42grams brown sugar,31grams granulated sugar,62grams flour. Hope it helped! Oh and one tbsp means about 5 grams.

  7. Drea

    Can you help me with the recipe in grams? Please 🙏🏼

  8. Inna

    So easy! Took hardly anytime! I would highly recommend for anyone with a sweet tooth. Quick enough to make for dessert for last minute guests! Even chewier the next day!

    • cookpersida

      Thank you! Very appreciated feedback ❤️

  9. Bridget Bogel

    How many calories per cookie?

  10. Taiba

    I tried the recipe, halved it actually, and managed to screw it up. The cookis didn’t spread and were dry, hard to point out what went wrong 🥲.

    • cookpersida

      I am sorry to hear that. Maybe try it again another time. These cookies are a hit! Once you master them, they will be your favorite treat.

  11. Abby

    Salted or unsalted butter?

    • cookpersida

      I am using unsalted butter but salted butter will add flavor. Either one will work.

  12. Sam

    Lovely recipe! An absolute hit with my family and friends. Will make this for years to come 🤎

    • cookpersida

      Yassss! Thank you for your valuable feedback!

  13. Jo Ann Garrison

    All purpose or self rising flour? Or does it matter?

    • cookpersida

      Self rising flour is a combination of baking powder and all purpose flour. When you see baking soda or baking powder in the recipe, that means self rising flour is not required. All purpose flour for this recipe.

  14. Tahel

    Can you do the recipe in grams? Please

  15. cookpersida

    Ingredients might not be measured correctly- too much liquid. Another big mistake is if the chocolate/melted butter is too hot. They should be warm, closer to room temperature, before adding other ingredients.

  1. Jolee

    Why did mine turn out like flat cakes? Albeit yummy flat cakes

    • cookpersida

      Might be because ingredients are not measured correctly. Too much liquid. Another big mistake is if the chocolate with melted butter is too hot. They should be warm, closer to room temperature, before adding other ingredients.

  2. Asma

    Love the recipe, tried it 1st time and it came out beautiful aswell as the taste is awesome goes so well with a nice glass of creamy milk thanks for the recipe it’s a fav!!!

    • cookpersida

      I am happy to hear that you are enjoying my recipe!

  3. Doreen

    My cookies came out dry! The dough tasted amazing but the cookies were dry. I must have messed up somewhere along the way! Maybe the chocolate or I didn’t add enough butter to the chocolate.

    • cookpersida

      To get the brownie, flaky texture, it is important not to over-mix the batter once the eggs are in. Hopefully next time you will master them brownie cookies to perfection.

  4. Precious

    Wonderful and easy! Level 1 or 2 for sure! Gooey and cakey!

    • cookpersida

      Thank you! Your feedback is valued!

  5. Inna

    So easy! Took hardly anytime! I would highly recommend for anyone with a sweet tooth. Quick enough to make for dessert for last minute guests! Even chewier the next day!

    • cookpersida

      Thank you! Very appreciated feedback ❤️

  6. Taiba

    I tried the recipe, halved it actually, and managed to screw it up. The cookis didn’t spread and were dry, hard to point out what went wrong 🥲.

    • cookpersida

      I am sorry to hear that. Maybe try it again another time. These cookies are a hit! Once you master them, they will be your favorite treat.

  7. Sam

    Lovely recipe! An absolute hit with my family and friends. Will make this for years to come 🤎

    • cookpersida

      Yassss! Thank you for your valuable feedback!

  8. cookpersida

    Ingredients might not be measured correctly- too much liquid. Another big mistake is if the chocolate/melted butter is too hot. They should be warm, closer to room temperature, before adding other ingredients.

  9. cookpersida

    Yes!

  10. cookpersida

    I am using unsalted butter but salted butter will add flavor. Either one will work.

  11. cookpersida

    Self rising flour is a combination of baking powder and all purpose flour. When you see baking soda or baking powder in the recipe, that means self rising flour is not required. All purpose flour for this recipe.

  1. Beth

    Can you use semi sweet chocolate?

  2. 𝖢𝗂𝗋𝗌𝗍𝗈𝗂𝗎 𝖨𝗈𝗇𝖾𝗅𝖺

    Here to say the recipe in grams! 300grams chocolate chips,31gramd butter,42grams brown sugar,31grams granulated sugar,62grams flour. Hope it helped! Oh and one tbsp means about 5 grams.

  3. Drea

    Can you help me with the recipe in grams? Please 🙏🏼

  4. Bridget Bogel

    How many calories per cookie?

  5. Abby

    Salted or unsalted butter?

  6. Jo Ann Garrison

    All purpose or self rising flour? Or does it matter?

  7. Tahel

    Can you do the recipe in grams? Please

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