Ramekin Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe

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ramekin cookiesThere’s something about a ramekin that melts me – I always associate them with Gu. It’s probably why I keep buying them 10 years after they launched – because of the amazing puddings in the keepsake ramekins. I have so many ramekins I decided to try and fine something to do with them and I have – chocolate chip cookies in a Go Puds ramekin!

 

 

 

ramekin cookies ingredients

Ingredients:
200g butter at room temperature
350g plain flour
2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
150g light brown sugar
150g caster sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 large eggs
350g chocolate chips or chopped dark chocolate

Instructions:
Preheat oven to 180C or 160C if you, like me, have a fan oven.

Sift flour, baking soda and salt together in a medium bowl. Mine is from a set of metal ones 🙂

In a large bowl, beat the room-temperature butter and both the sugars together with an electric mixer until well mixed.  It should look light and creamy – it’s sweet butter at this point.

Next, beat the egg and vanilla into the sugar mix but carefully. The liquids will blend in easily but will sit on the surface at first so may splash!

ramekin cookies makingCarefully mix in the sifted flour mix. I sometimes sift it into this mix by spreading the wet mix to the edge of the bowl, sifting the flour mix into the middle and folding the flour mix in slowly before mixing with my hand mixer because I’m messy 😉

Now, I use a silicone spatula to fold in the chopped chocolate. Because I use bars chopped up, it always turns out differently  😀

Lightly grease the ramekins. I used my leftover Gu pots. They are not necessarily oven safe so please DO NOT use these for freezing and putting into the oven – use proper ramekins.

ramekin cookies finishedFill ramekins about half way up with cookie dough because the dough will rise as we’ve used a raising agent (baking soda).

Place ramekins on a baking tray and bake until tops are golden brown, 16 – 18 minutes, depending on size of ramekin. The cookies should be slightly undercooked for a gooey result, but not doughy. Remove from oven and eat immediately, with ice cream or let them cool slightly to eat without.

Freeze measured amounts of cookie dough for later – in ramekins if possible or ball them in 60g balls for a cookie that bakes in 16 – 18 minutes.

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2 Responses to Ramekin Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe

  1. I’ve seen these done individually before so wondered how many ramekins this recipe makes?

    • Judith Lewis says:

      I used around 70g in each ramekin so this will only make around 18 – 20 I’m afraid but if you use 60g it’ll go further but they won’t totally fill the ramekin

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