How to Make Chocolate Chip Pancake Cookies
Preheat the oven to 160ºC/320ºF., Add butter, sugar, and vanilla extract to bowl., When smooth, crack an egg into the batter., Add half the amount (1/4 cup) of flour into the bowl., Tip the chocolate bits into the batter., Place the remaining...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Preheat the oven to 160ºC/320ºF.
Cover the cookie tray/sheet in foil for baking.
Smooth butter over the foil, using the back of a tablespoon. -
Step 2: Add butter
Beat until smooth. , Stir in. , Mix in until the batter is thoroughly smooth. , Stir until evenly distributed. , Beat until the batter is lump-free.
The mixture should now be sticky. , Do not worry about the batter oozing over the tray/sheet.
The butter will prevent the batter from sticking to the tray.
Arrange the dough into a cookie shape on your tray/sheet during cooking. ,, Despite there being only one pancake cookie in the oven, there will be lines showing where the batter has mixed together.
Use a kitchen knife to cut the these lines, creating a rough shape of a round pancake/cookie.
Transfer to a wire cooling rack to cool. , Once cooled down, the chocolate chip pancake cookies are ready to serve.
They will have hardened nicely. -
Step 3: and vanilla extract to bowl.
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Step 4: When smooth
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Step 5: crack an egg into the batter.
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Step 6: Add half the amount (1/4 cup) of flour into the bowl.
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Step 7: Tip the chocolate bits into the batter.
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Step 8: Place the remaining quarter of flour into the batter.
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Step 9: Use the same wooden spoon used for preparing the batter to pour small amounts of the batter onto the tray/sheet.
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Step 10: Place in oven for 10 to 15 minutes.
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Step 11: Cut out the pancake cookies shapes.The batter will have spread over the tray/sheet.
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Step 12: Serve.
Detailed Guide
Cover the cookie tray/sheet in foil for baking.
Smooth butter over the foil, using the back of a tablespoon.
Beat until smooth. , Stir in. , Mix in until the batter is thoroughly smooth. , Stir until evenly distributed. , Beat until the batter is lump-free.
The mixture should now be sticky. , Do not worry about the batter oozing over the tray/sheet.
The butter will prevent the batter from sticking to the tray.
Arrange the dough into a cookie shape on your tray/sheet during cooking. ,, Despite there being only one pancake cookie in the oven, there will be lines showing where the batter has mixed together.
Use a kitchen knife to cut the these lines, creating a rough shape of a round pancake/cookie.
Transfer to a wire cooling rack to cool. , Once cooled down, the chocolate chip pancake cookies are ready to serve.
They will have hardened nicely.
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