Heavenly Peppermint Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies
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a Cookie we wish we made sooner
One zest of these peppermint chocolate marshmallow cookies will leave you in bliss. We midpoint this! Have you overly made a recipe and in between bites you’re just reveling in how succulent it is? “Oh my God, this is SO good.” This was us. We don’t midpoint to brag but all the flavors merging that make us want to smile.
It reminded me (Serena) of a time when I had people tell me I couldn’t melt or torch (this included my parents and plane a roommate of mine). Maybe they weren’t entirely wrong but I have to say, these cookies boosted my conviction in my cooking journey. Still a long way to go but hey, we’re enjoying the path there.
What we love well-nigh these cookies is that you don’t have to go whilom and vastitude to make them and it’s one everyone can enjoy! Plane Santa (*wink*). These are gluten and mostly grain-free (depending on your fluff). Yes!
Baking Cookies Can be a breeze
Much of the time for this peppermint chocolate marshmallow cookie recipe is due to nippy times. It only needs 45 minutes of zippy time. The shortbread is shockingly simple to put together and the rest is pure fun. In this version, we use our tiger nut all-purpose flour blend but if you don’t have allergies you can hands use all-purpose flour 1:1. The weightier part?
- Beat the butter, sugars, and vanilla on medium-high until fluffy with a mixer for well-nigh 3 minutes. Whisk flour and salt in a separate trencher and then add the salted flour to the creamed butter and sugar, mixing on low until just blended.
- Form the dough into a log shape that’s 2 inches in diameter. Wrap with cling wrap and nippy for 2 hours or until firm. Once the dough is chilled, preheat the oven to 350°F and line two sultry sheets with parchment paper and grease. Set aside. Slice log into ½-inch-thick rounds and lay them unappetizing on the sultry sheets. Torch until the edges are just whence to brown, well-nigh 13 to 15 minutes. Allow them to tomfool on the sultry sheet and do not be tempted to touch them or poke them. At first, it may seem tender and not cooked. They need to tomfool and harden as they do (about 10 minutes).
- Carefully spread a tablespoon of marshmallow fluff/creme on each cookie. Place cookies in the freezer and freeze until fluff/creme is firm well-nigh 15-20 minutes.
- Place a sultry sheet lined with parchment paper on the counter. Put a wire rack on top of the sultry sheet. Add chocolate and oil to a heat-proof trencher and melt equal to package instructions. The chocolate should be at a consistency that you can pour and whisk together easily. Transfer the chocolate to a measuring cup with a spout.
- Remove the cookies from the freezer and place them on the wire rack. Take the measuring cup and pour chocolate on top of each cookie until completely coated. Sprinkle crushed peppermint and uneaten salt flakes on top of the chocolate. Allow the cookies to set and tap the exterior to see if it’s hardened. If not put in the freezer uncovered for flipside 10-15 minutes. Serve or transfer cookies to the refrigerator. Store any leftovers in an snapped container in the refrigerator. Enjoy these gluten-free peppermint chocolate marshmallow cookies!
answers Just for you
Do you need to nippy the cookie dough?
We highly recommend this considering spooky will help your cookie to hold texture and enhance the flavors by solidifying the fats inside the dough. Check out this vendible for a increasingly in-depth subtitle by Taste of Home.
Can I make fluff?
You would be surprised at just how easy it is to make fluff (we were)! You will need egg whites, surf of tartar, sugar, corn syrup, water, and vanilla extract. Try this recipe from Bigger Bolder Baking, which will add an uneaten 15 minutes to our recipe.
Why did my cookies come out soft?
Fresh out of the oven, you may see the exterior browned and wonder why these finger soft. Whatever you do, don’t printing them in! Let them tomfool on the sultry sheet. The residual heat will protract to torch the cookies and the cookie will harden as it cools. Don’t be discouraged either if they’re a bit crispier than you expect. That’s OK, we promise! When you add the fluff and chocolate, the cookie will hold the weight and combine with the flavors to requite a mouth-feel we think you might appreciate.
Why do I have to nippy the butter surpassing making the dough?
For this particular cookie, we suggest using unprepossessed butter to alimony the density and requite that crispy outer texture and soft part-way (The Kitchn).
Peppermint Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies
Equipment
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1 Standing mixer with paddle attachment
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Cling wrap
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2 Sultry sheets lined with parchment paper and greased
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Wire rack
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Large trencher and whisk
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Heat-proof glass bowl
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1 Medium sauce pan Optional
Ingredients
- Shortbread Cookie Ingredients:
- 1 ⅛ Stick of unsalted butter unprepossessed and cut into tabs 9 TBSP
- ¼ tsp Kosher salt
- ¼ cup Granulated sugar
- ¼ cup Packed light brown sugar
- ½ tsp Vanilla extract
- ⅔ cup Tiger nut all-purpose flour or regular all-purpose flour if no allergies
- Toppings:
- ½ cup Store-bought fluff
- 6 oz Semi-sweet chocolate sultry bars
- 2 tsp Vegetable or uneaten virgin olive oil
- ¼ cup Crushed peppermint we used Atkinson’s Mint Twists
Instructions
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Beat the butter, sugars, and vanilla on medium-high until fluffy with an electric mixer or a stand mixer fitted with the paddle zipper for well-nigh 3 minutes. Scrape lanugo the sides of the trencher with a spatula
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In a separate bowl, add flour and salt and whisk together. Slowly add the flour to the creamed butter and sugar, mixing on low until just blended
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Form the dough into a log shape on cling wrap, that's well-nigh 2 inches in diameter. Cover in cling wrap and nippy for 2 hours or until firm
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Preheat the oven to 350°F and line two sultry sheets with parchment paper and grease. Set aside
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Slice log into ½-inch-thick rounds and lay them unappetizing on the sultry sheet well-nigh 1 inch untied (you might need to use the full two sultry sheets). Torch until the edges are just whence to brown (see pictures above), 13 to 15 minutes
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Allow them to tomfool on the sultry sheet and do not be tempted to touch them or poke them. At first, it may seem tender and not cooked. They need to tomfool and harden as they do (about 10 minutes)
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Once completely cooled, top each with a tablespoon of marshmallow fluff/creme
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Place sultry sheet in freezer and freeze until fluff/creme is firm, well-nigh 15-20 minutes
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Place a sultry sheet lined with parchment paper on the counter. Place a wire rack on top of the sultry sheet
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Add chocolate and oil to a heat-proof trencher and melt equal to package instructions. We heated water on medium-high in a saucepan and placed the heat-proof glass trencher on top, whisking the chocolate and oil in the trencher (this is tabbed the double-boiler method). Transfer the chocolate to a measuring cup with a spout
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Remove the cookies from the freezer and place them on the wire rack. Take the measuring cup and pour chocolate on top of each cookie until completely coated. Sprinkle crushed peppermint and uneaten salt flakes on top of the chocolate. Allow the cookies to set and tap the exterior to see if it's hardened. If not put in the freezer uncovered for flipside 10-15 minutes
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Serve or transfer cookies to the refrigerator. Store any leftovers in an snapped container in the refrigerator
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