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I share with you a recipe from my book “Je fais mon chocolat maison” published by Solar and prefaced by Christophe Michalak! I was largely inspired by the cookies that you can find in New York, in a very famous bakery. I had already cracked the “plain” recipe in my blog, but this time I offer you the 100% chocolate version. With a touch of salt and vanilla, these cookies are completely addictive and if you start making them, beware, because you will be asked to make them all the time! I make them like there, in XXL version.<\/p> \n
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Melt butter and chocolate in microwave oven. Mix the sugar, vergeoise, liquid vanilla and salt in the bowl of a mixer. Pour in the melted chocolate\/butter and mix again. Add the egg. Mix and then pour in the flour and unsweetened cocoa powder. Mix for another minute to get a smooth paste. Pour in the chocolate chips and mix. The dough is ready. There is no yeast, this is intentional on my part.<\/p> \n
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Divide the dough into 5 balls. This makes for monstrous and totally decadent cookies weighing in at about 180g each.<\/p> \n
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Take a ball and tear it apart by hand to give it a very rough appearance. Having a highly textured dough ball increases the surface area of the crust. Place each giant cookie on a baking sheet and freeze for at least 4 hours or overnight.<\/p> \n
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Preheat your oven to 200\u00b0C (it’s this high heat in the oven that will sear the outer crust well before cooking the inside). Place the frozen cookies in the oven for 15 to 20 minutes. Let them cool on the baking sheet for about 10 minutes before carefully transferring them to a wire rack. The giant cookies will be at their best half an hour after baking: the inside will have had time to firm up slightly, the chocolate will still be half-melted and the crust will be crisp to perfection.<\/p> \n
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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nCookies monstrueux au chocolat<\/h2>\n