Cookie Recipe Rec

I don't usually bake with white chocolate. It's a bit too sweet for everyone, and my kids are more into semi-sweet chocolate.

That said, I needed a small amount to garnish the chocolate/whipped cream cake roll I made for Katherine's graduation-at-home party. I couldn't get the melts I usually use at the market, so I bought a bag of white chocolate chips. I only used about a quarter cup.

Since I didn't want to throw out an almost-full bag, I hunted around for a cookie recipe to use up the rest, and found this one, which turned out surprisingly good. They're a bit like thin brownies, and the cocoa in the cookie balances nicely with the super-sweetness of the white chocolate chips.

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nightsmusic said…

I'm not a white chocolate lover. Mostly because it's not chocolate. I use this one from allrecipes.com (fabulous cookies!) and you can use whatever chips you like, but I think I need to try this recipe and use the semi-sweet instead.
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/25037/best-big-fat-chewy-chocolate-chip-cookie/

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