In a medium-sized saucepan add the butter (which has been at room temperature for 20-30 minutes) and melt on medium heat swirling the saucepan constantly. you can skip this step, it's a personal preference. We like the contrast of the sweetness and the slight saltiness that it gives the cookies. You will need dark chocolate for the cookie dough, and more for topping the cookies.įlaky salt- we like topping our cookies with flaky salt when they are finished. Kosher salt- you will need about ½ teaspoon of kosher salt for this recipe.Ĭhocolate- use the best quality semisweet or dark chocolate bars for the best flavor. The egg yolk adds chewiness to these cookies. Make sure that your egg is at room temperature.Įgg yolk- you will need 1 large egg yolk for this recipe. use either light brown sugar or dark brown sugar.Įggs- you will need 1 large egg for this recipe. Caster sugar will work great as well.īrown sugar- adds a caramelly flavor and chewy texture to the cookies. Granulated sugar– we like to use granulated sugar, also the most common sugar used in baking. Don’t replace baking soda with baking powder! Make sure that your baking soda isn’t expired. cake flour will work great as well.īaking soda– baking soda helps the cookies rise and spread. Margarine has a weird taste and can ruin the flavor of these delicious cookies.įlour– we used all-purpose flour for this recipe. Only butter will work for this recipe, no margarine, and no coconut oil. Ingredientsīefore you start to make this cookie recipe, measure and prepare your ingredients so the cooking process will go smoothly and easily.įull measurements are in the recipe card below.īutter- use unsalted butter for this recipe. These brown butter chocolate chunk cookies are incredible.
Browning butter is melted butter that is browned on the stovetop.īrowning butter is a chemical process of melting the butter, letting it sizzle, foam up, and cook up to a delicious nutty brown butter sauce that is an amazing addition to baking.
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