Everyone but me.
Truly.
I love my mom's recipe.
I love my grandmother's recipe.
I love the chocolately chocolate chip cookies from my friend, Kim.
I love the Olympic chocolate chip cookies from Taryn.
While I love all these, I'm still on the quest for the perfect chocolate chip cookie.
And, these, friends, are in the running.
Skinny Chocolate Chip Cookies - The Best Light Recipes from Cook's Illustrated
1/2 C white whole wheat flour
3/4 C all purpose flour
1/4 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
4 T unsalted butter, softened
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
3/4 C light brown sugar, packed
1/2 C dark chocolate chips
Start by whisking together the white whole wheat flour, all purpose flour, baking soda and salt in a large bowl.
Lightly cream the softened butter. Then add in the egg, vanilla and brown sugar. Cream until smooth.
Add in the flour and continue mixing until well-blended.
Add in 1/3 C of the dark chocolate chips.
mmm. cookie dough. Snitch if you must... but I do have to say, I love our eggless cookie dough for a treat!
Scoop out 12 cookies per cookie sheet. You'll end up with 24 cookies (about 2 T dough each). Place the dough balls onto a lightly greased cookie sheet; or, freeze some dough balls to save for later!
{Please excuse the mess... just keeping it real}
Using the remaining chocolate chips, place 2-3 chocolate chips on the top of each dough ball.
Then, place the cookie sheets in an oven pre-heated to 350. Bake one cookie sheet at a time, for ~10 minutes until the center is just set.
Enjoy these yummy cookies -- with 3.5 less grams of fat than a regular cookie. You won't even know those 3.5g of fat are gone.
These were a great road-trip cookie! They lasted us all 12 days... although they were best within the first 6 days of our journey.
Linked to: URS, Full Plate Thursday, Sweet Tooth Friday, Your Recipe, My Kitchen
Are these more chewy or more crispy? :)
ReplyDelete@ LivingABonaFideLife - they are chewy for the first few days, and they got more and more crispy post-baking.
ReplyDeleteLook good- but if I made anything other than Olympic cookies at this house I would be ostracized! = ) glad you like them too. Even if they are not your favorites.
ReplyDeleteskinny and yummy!? count me in!
ReplyDeleteI made these this afternoon! I doubled the recipe so that I could stock my freezer. Mine did not flatten out like yours did although my dough balls were the same size as yours. Mine were MUCH fatter cookies. They had a bit of a flour-y taste, but still very good. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteYum
ReplyDeleteSo now I can eat twice as many !:-)
these look great! i am always looking for something with less fat!
ReplyDeleteErin
http://eatingmywayback.blogspot.com
These look good! and you can eat more since they're "healthier!"
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many good chocolate chip cookie recipes. Love that they are lower fat!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh... I can't wait to try these!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sno White,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great healthy treat. I am all for that and such a good recipe. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and hope to see you next week. Have a great week end!
Miz Helen
I, too, don't really have a favorite cc cookie recipe. I like too many to declare a winner! I saw these in this book, but haven't gotten to make them yet. I will have to get on that!
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ReplyDeleteWell there is no way this is the best chocolate chip cookie recipe. If it were the best, it'd be impossible for them to last that long, pfft. :P
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