Chocolate Kiss Cookies
Updated September 21, 2022
Quick Summary
Chocolate Kiss Cookies-decadent chocolate cookies rolled in sprinkles and topped with a chocolate kiss. A fun cookie for the holidays or any occasion!
I love baking cookies, especially during the holidays. I love turning on Christmas music, lighting the tree, and baking all of my favorite Christmas cookies. Every year, I make:
- soft gingersnaps
- lime coconut snowballs
- brown butter salted caramel snickerdoodles
- chocolate peppermint crunch cookies
- soft peanut butter cookies
- chocolate dipped toffee shortbread
- Mexican wedding cookies
- peanut butter blossoms
Ok, I will stop there. I go cookie crazy!! I can’t control myself. My new favorite holiday cookie are these Chocolate Kiss Cookies! They are fun to make and the festive holiday sprinkles make them a holiday hit!
This cookie recipe is from Sally’s new cookbook, Sally’s Cookie Addiction, which is filled with amazing cookies. When I saw these cookies, I knew they would be the perfect Christmas cookie and I was right! They are sure to be the star of every holiday cookie platter!
The boys loved helping me make these cookies. I let them roll the chocolate cookie dough balls in the sprinkles and they thought I was the best mom ever. I also let them help put the chocolate kisses in the center of the cookies after they came out of the oven. Of course, they sampled a few along the way:)
The cookies are very decadent, thanks to the rich chocolate cookie base and the chocolate kiss on top. Make sure you have a glass of cold milk nearby…and make sure you leave a glass for Santa too. I have a feeling Santa will LOVE these cookies.
And these chocolate kiss cookies aren’t just for Christmas. You can make them year round by changing up the sprinkles. You can use red, white, and pink sprinkles for Valentine’s Day, green sprinkles for St. Patrick’s Day, pastel sprinkles for Easter, or rainbow sprinkles for birthdays!
You could also use different flavored kisses in the center. Candy cane, mint, Hugs, almond…use your favorite! These fun cookies are perfect for any occasion!
Make sure you bake these cookies this holiday season, they are guaranteed to make everyone happy!
More Holiday Cookie Recipes
- Peppermint Bark Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Shortbread
- Chocolate Crinkles
- Andes Mint Cookies
- White Chocolate Peppermint Pretzel Cookies
Chocolate Kiss Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup Dutch process or unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
- 2/3 cup granulated sugar
- 1 egg yolk, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup nonpareil sprinkles
- 25 Hershey's Kisses, unwrapped
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper or Silpat baking mats and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, cocoa, and salt. Set aside.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer or using a handheld mixer, beat the butter on medium-high speed until smooth, about 1 minute. Add the sugar and beat on medium-high speed until creamed, about 2 minutes. Add the egg yolk, milk, and vanilla extract, and beat on high speed until combined, about 1 minute. Scrape down the sides and up the bottom of the bowl and beat again as needed to combine.
- Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and mix on low speed until combined.
- Pour the sprinkles into a small bowl. Roll the balls of dough, about 3 teaspoons of dough per cookie, then roll each ball into the sprinkles to coat. Place the dough balls on the prepared baking sheet, 2 inches apart.
- Bake the cookies for 9-12 minutes. Check early to be safe. You want to take them out when they are still soft in the center.
- Remove the cookies from the oven and allow them to cool on the baking sheet for 5 minutes. Press the chocolate kisses into the center of each cookie. Transfer the cookies to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Note-cookies will keep in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
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The sprinkles make these so fun!
These look SO CUTE and festive!!!!!
They’re SO cute!!!
I want to try this recipe but I’m wondering if the ingredients are correct. Is it really only one cup of flour? Doesn’t seem like enough?
Yes, 1 cup of flour is correct.
Could you make the dough ahead of time and store in the freezer? Would you also roll in sprinkles, then freeze?
This recipe is a keeper. It is easy to mix together, the dough is easy to work with. You can get creative with the sprinkles to match the occasion. I will be making these again.
These were such a hit at a holiday party we went to! Thanks for sharing this recipe on Instagram and putting it on my radar. It’s such a festive holiday treat!
These were delicious and my family loved them! Thank you!
Such a great recipe! Thanks for sharing.
Did you chill the dough at all? Either before rolling into the balls or after, but before baking? Mine totally flattened out in the oven… I’m going to try another batch today. I want these on our cookie plates for neighbors, they are so festive looking! 🙂
I didn’t chill the dough. Was your butter too soft? You can chill if they are too flat, but mine weren’t flat at all.
I tried it again, they turned out perfect! Maybe the butter was too soft the first time. They are so festive, thank you!
I used the exact same sprinkles and the white and green colored ones evaporated into a clear color shell so after baking, I just see red sprinkles and the crunchy shell of the other two colors :'( Whyyy?
Weird, maybe it was the brand of sprinkles you used?
Taste like brownies, so rich.. so colorful.
Glad you liked the cookies!
Just made these tonight.. OMG SO Yummy!! Definitely making more for Christmas. Thank you for the recipe
Five star cookie!
These were so good and I couldn’t believe they came out as beautiful as shown in your photos!
Glad you enjoyed the cookies!
I was wondering if I could use the dough to make a thumbprint cookie with salted caramel? Or do you think the dough would be too puffy for that? I loved making them for Christmas cookies with snowflake sprinkles. Very festive
sounds good to me, just make sure the thumbprint is deep enough so it doesn’t spill over.
Thank you!
I made three batches of these for a work function and they all turned out perfectly- they are so moist and delicious! I’m not a baker usually and the recipe was so easy to follow. Thank you for the wonderful recipe!
You are welcome! Glad they were a hit!
They look great!will be trying out. Do you have a non chocolate recipe… is it a matter of omitting the coco powder?
I would like to make a non chocolate version too. They are so pretty.
I have most of the ingredients stirred/beaten up and now see that the recipe calls for no baking soda or powder. I hope that’s OK
We are wondering the same thing! No baking powder or baking Soda??
Do u have to flatten e copies or just roll them into balls then sprinkles then bake?
Great recipe everyone loved them
I found waiting to put on the kiss split the cookies. I put the. On pretty much once I got the cookies out of the oven and then let them cool a bit longer before transferring to the cookie rack. Great recipe. I would make these without sprinkles. I love the look bit not crazy about eating them. Do you have suggestions? I’m thinking just rolling them in sugar.
A pretty finishing sugar would be nice!
Can you make these and freeze them?
Yes!
To double the recipe, should i just double everything? THanks!
I loved them. They were easy to make and look so festive.
These sound delicious and easy! Can I prepare ahead of time and freeze them?
These are sooooo good!!!! Just made them and they are an awesome sub for folks that don’t like or can’t have peanut butter kiss cookies. Followed the recipe exactly. You won’t be sorry if you try these.
I just made these and they are very festive. Mine didn’t flatten at all when baked. When I waited 5 min then lightly pressed in a chocolate kiss into each one they split, so I had to be careful. When I used 3 tsp to form each ball, I only got 13 cookies not 25. I will make them smaller next time. I’m taking them to a party tonight so I haven’t tasted them yet, but the dough is very good! My grandson can’t have eggs. Do you know a substitute for the egg yolk?
Can I use salted butter?
I made these last night, the only change being I used heavy cream instead of milk. They are perfect – very chocolatey and fun with the sprinkles! It didn’t seem like much dough but definitely made enough cookies. Make sure to use thy round ones – I ran out and used regular ones from the dollar store and they melted a bit.
Terrible recipe did not work out, cookie just crimbles
Best new chocolate cooky ever and so festive ! I make at least 10 different kinds of cookies for Christmas but this is the easiest . I found in my new electric oven 11 minutes to bake was perfect – Make sure you leave the cookies ON the sheet for 5 minutes ONLY after removing from oven , or you will find they crumble- I placed one hand lightly around cooky while I placed the chocolate kiss in the center – Yummy
I made this tonight with my 5 year old son for his teachers’s Christmas treat bags. The recipe is super easy to follow abd the cookies came out smelling delicious and looking so festive (i have not tasted one yet). The only thing is I got only 15 cookies not 25, but no biggie I will just make the cookies smaller next time! This was a wonderful baking ptoject for my son and I. Thank you for sharing this recipe!
I made two double batches yesterday. Some for the office cookie exchange and some for other gifts, but my family keeps eating them! They are so yummy!
These were easy and fun to make. They taste like brownies. The only issue I had was after I waited 5 minutes to put the Hershey kiss on each cookie because it would crack so I had to be very gentle. They still look good. Maybe I should take out of oven sooner but not sure. I will be making them again and will try and see! Overall great recipe, thank you
My cookies cracked when I put the kisses on and pieces broke off? I was so disappointed.
I made these for christmas, i followed the directions 100% and i really did love them! The cookie cracked when i pressed the kiss in but it really didn’t matter to me personally. The recipe is super simple and quick to make, you can taste the salt in it so if that bothers you i’d add a little less. The end result is more like a brownie rather than a cookie so that’s what i called them and they were a hit!
They looked fabulous but my family thought they tasted too rich. Any way to keep the chocolate look but take away some of the richness?
I SOLVED THE PROBLEM! I also had difficulty with the cracking when pushing in the chocolate kiss. I figured out that after I roll the dough ball in the sprinkles and place them in the baking pan, I can take a fully wrapped kiss and just press it in pretty far, then remove it. Then I bake them with a “pre-drilled hole.” When I remove them from the oven, I can press each unwrapped kiss in and let them cool.
Another cool discovery. I make these cookies often because I take them to every woman in our congregation on her birthday, and I want to cook a second batch immediately after the first. (I only have one pan.) (1) you have to use parchment paper on the bottom of the pan. (2) Remove the cooked batch from the oven. Then lift the parchment paper, cookies and all, out of the pan and place it on the counter. That is when I press in the kisses. (3) I will have already prepared another piece of parchment paper with cookies, so I can just lift that paper by the corners and place the batch in to bake. When they are done, I still remove them with the paper just so that they will cool much more quickly.
I SOLVED THE PROBLEM! I also had difficulty with the cracking when pushing in the chocolate kiss. I figured out that after I roll the dough ball in the sprinkles and place them in the baking pan, I can take a fully wrapped kiss and just press it in pretty far, then remove it. Then I bake them with a “pre-drilled hole.” When I remove them from the oven, I can press each unwrapped kiss in and let them cool.
Another cool discovery. I make these cookies often because I take them to every woman in our congregation on her birthday, and I want to cook a second batch immediately after the first. (I only have one pan.) (1) you have to use parchment paper on the bottom of the pan. (2) Remove the cooked batch from the oven. Then lift the parchment paper, cookies and all, out of the pan and place it on the counter. That is when I press in the kisses. (3) I will have already prepared another piece of parchment paper with cookies, so I can just lift that paper by the corners and place the batch in to bake. When they are done, I still remove them with the paper just so that they will cool much more quickly. And no cracks!
Hi! Wondering if these freeze well?
Years ago, my mom made the traditional peanut butter blossoms at Christmastime. She always baked her Christmas cookies the weekend after Thanksgiving, and froze batches of cookies in old coffee cans to protect them from getting broken. She also froze Toll House cookies. I don’t see why you couldn’t do the same with these. I vaguely remember that she wrapped the cookies in foil or plastic wrap before putting them in the coffee cans.
Love this! And yes, you can freeze the cookies.
A new favorite at our house. Needs a cold glass of milk to go with them. Still soft & chewy 2 days later. Yummy.
Hi! Wondering if these freeze well?
I it took my 1st ever batch out of oven and set my timer for 5 minutes. Only problem is I used too big a scoop, so they a much larger than intended. (What a shame!!). I did bump the cook time a bit to compensate. (I added about 5 minutes).
I can’t seem to find these sprinkles?!? Any suggestions?
Hmmm, they should be everywhere this time of year. Michael’s? Smith’s? Home Goods? Joanne’s? Hobby Lobby?
I got mine at Walmart!
Why Is my dough so sticky??
Try chilling it!
Can I make these with peanut butter dough instead of chocolate cookie dough, like the regular peanut butter kisses? Just wondering if the sprinkles will hold as well as in this recipe. I have too much chocolate already in my cookie list, so wanted to hold back a little. Looks very cool with the sprinkles!
Yes, here is our recipe for peanut butter blossoms: https://www.twopeasandtheirpod.com/peanut-butter-blossoms/
Can you freeze these cookies?
Yes!
There is no baking soda needed in these?
Correct!
The egg will be your rising agent
I let the cookies sit but when I went to press the kiss in, the cookies cracked. Anyone else have that problem?
I did – trying my second batch for less time?? So bummed! For a school bake sale!
Did you press too hard? Press gently. It’s ok if they crack a little. You can gently press them back in a little.
Cookies crumbled as I tried to put the Hershey Kiss in. Did not look at all like the photo. The cookie is quite bitter too. Gave Up trying to put the kisses on because all of them were cracking and crumbling.
Do you think it would work to swap the vanilla for peppermint and use mint truffle kisses? Would you recommend any other changes?
Thank You!
If you want mint cookies, you can add a little peppermint extract and use mint or candy cane kisses.
You need to put the kisses on as soon as the cookies come out of the oven while they’re still soft. Your kisses might melt a bit, but should hold their shape fairly well.
Just like someone else said, mine completely cracked when I put the kisses in. Trying your 12 cookies of Christmas so I also made the peanut butter blossoms. Hope those work out better
I need to freeze these cookies and would like to know the best way of doing this !
Place cooled cookies in a freeze container or freezer bag, in a single layer and freeze!
Do you have to use nonpareil sprinkles or can you use any Christmas sprinkles?
You can use your favorite, I just like the nonpareil because they are small.
Yummy cookies but a little too much chocolate going on for us.
How could I tone down the chocolate? Less cocoa powder?
BTW my daughter loved making these with me. Perfect cookie to make with kids!
Can I pre-make and refrigerate the dough, if so, for how long?…. I plan on making a double batch for Christmas and want to bake them in the morning. I’m hoping to have the dough prepped a day or two before?
i have , left as long as a few days to refrigerate and its ok .. makes dough less sticky . plus i freeze any unused dough and defrost later … keeps them good for longer .
These cookies are wonderful. So chocolatey! Love them. I pressed the kiss in right after taking them out of the oven like I do my peanut butter blossoms and they turned out fine. Making my second batch of the season!
Can these be pre-made the night before and stored in the fridge? I don’t have time to prep and bake on Christmas! Thanks!
Yes! You can even keep them in an airtight container on the counter.
For the past two years, have made these cookies using this exact recipe and they’ve always come out perfectly! Thank you for such a great recipe. My family loves them and relatives get excited seeing them in their cookie boxes! I use a small cookie scoop but overfill it just slightly. Then lightly flatten each scoop before rolling in nonpareils – that way when I push the Kisses in later, the cookies don’t crack too much.
Glad you love the cookies! Thanks for letting us know!
I tried this recipe for the first time and followed it to the letter. First issue, the non-parEli’s would not stick to the cookie. Used a little sprinkle of water to get them to stick. Second issue, after letting the cookies cool for five minutes, I tried to add the kisses, very gently I must add and they just crumbled into pieces. What did I do wrong? I used a KitchenAid mixer for the first time when preparing the cookies. Did I over mix them?
i make the dough and then refrigerate for at least an hour .. makes it easier to roll into balls .. less sticky. plus i add chocolate chips to the dough.. extra chocolate.
everyone i have had try them loves them .. they are like little balls of chocolate goodness.
i dont put sprinkles or kisses and they are very good ..
thanks for the recipe , its gold !!! 😀
Thanks for sharing!
this is one of the best cookie recipe ever!And it’s really easy to make! The chocolate is just right. They’re also pretty.
My 3 yr old and I were so excited, rolling these into balls, but sadly, they came out of the oven as flat pancakes. What went wrong??
Was your butter too warm? You can try chilling the dough next time, but I never have a problem without chilling it. Sorry you had trouble.
Just baked these and they are tasty! They’re like little brownies. I only put Hershey kisses in a couple because it’s enough chocolate on it’s own.
I also rolled have of them in colored sugar and liked it better than the non-pareils. I’m definitely baking them again and think they’ll be great to give as holiday treats.
Rolled them into about 1 inch balls; smaller than the recipe, turned out great very sweet. Easy to make.
I made these for my family and staff for Christmas gifts.
Pin Win.
These cookies have no business being so delicious! I cannot leave them alone. Thanks for the recipe.
This is my second year making these ! We love them !
This was an easy recipe and delicious! I made the recipe using mini baking m&ms and they made the cookies so pretty.
My cookies were a bit bigger and only made 16. I bake them for 14 min. because at 9 min. they didn’t looked baked. So I kept added minutes. When I was cooling them on the rack they were pretty firm and I thought I baked them too long. However, after they cooled off they were soft eating them. I liked that they were so firm and I used very good gourmet Dutch cocoa and they tasted so good. I was giving them as gift and decided to make another batch just for us. My husband isn’t much into cookies but he liked these.
My cookies came out flat there still good though. Did I do something wrong?
It sounds like your butter was too warm or you didn’t add enough flour. Or did you bake on hot cookie sheets?
Just. made these and they were so delicious and moist. I made bigger cookies and only got 16 and use mini baking M&M’s. They were very pretty. At first, I thought I had baked them too long because they were so hard. They were soft to eat so these cookies would travel well. I’m making another batch. Great Xmas cookies.
These are delicious. I love the versatility with different colors and kisses.
I am in Love with these cookies. Not only are they beautiful but they are sooo delicious.
How do I keep them fresh? I want to give them to people but just not ready and of course I want some for me. You are amazing Thanks so much for posting these yummies.
I am so glad you loved the cookies. Keep them in an airtight container on the counter. They will keep for up to 5 days.
I just made these and I am sure they are delicious but in my experience — and it may be because I am at a high elevation– but I would lower the temp to 325F and take out at 8-9 minutes. Also, to avoid cracking, I would lightly flatten making a shallow centre before baking. This way the kiss would naturally fit and soften underneath to adhere from the warmth. I used candy cane hershey kisses
I am not impressed with this cookie. It looks nice but when you put the hershey kiss in the cookie cracks.
I make these cookies every year for my Christmas Cookie Plate and they are divine! You can’t go wrong with a great chocolate cookie and a chocolate kiss! I find the recipe instructions and cook time to be spot on.
So happy you love the kiss cookies.
We are really enjoying these cookies! We made them today for Santa! I found these exact sprinkles at Target as soon as Christmas decorations came out. The flavor is delicious. Chilling the dough for about 30 mins helped to make it less sticky and we placed our kisses on the cookies as soon as they came out of the oven. The cookies held their shape and came out picture perfect. Thanks, Maria, for this recipe that is making our Christmas Eve extra festive!
Absolutely Horrid. Tasted like eating a sandwich made of sand and cardboard. Unless you are trying to scare away the whole family at the christmas party, I do not suggest making these disgusting cookies #GARBAGE.
This dough is dry and not enough moisture for sprinkles to stick. Very disappointing!
Do I dip the cookie in the egg white, then sprinkles
No, you don’t need the egg white for the recipe. Just roll the dough balls in the sprinkles, they will stick.
these don’t last in my house. They are SO GOOD.. .my son’s favorite cookie of all… thank you for this recipe!
I turned these into Easter nest cookies by using pastel nonpareils and substituting Cadbury mini eggs for the Hershey kiss (and on some I placed pastel colored m&m’s). I also used Hershey Dark cocoa powder. Attention chocolate fans: They are so decadent- a deep, cocoa blast! So good! Suggestions: Spoon your dry ingredients into measuring cups; when first adding dry to wet, it doesn’t look like it will come together, but it does- just keep mixing; use a tablespoon of dough per cookie. Makes about 28-28 cookies at that size.
Loved it thanks for sharing
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May I have the flour, sugar and butter in grams? Thanks.
This recipe was the worst! I followed it to the exact and the texture of the cookie batter was so dry I couldn’t form balls. Then when I baked it, they turned out like pudding. Very disappointed I wasted all these ingredients to make nothing but have to throw everything away! Was excited to make these for Christmas too!!!
This is an excellent cookie. It tastes like the best chocolate cake slightly dense yet so soft. My advice is to double the recipe because if I had scooped 3 teasp. of batter for each cookie I would probably had only 18 cookies at most. I used less than 2 teasp. of dough and it made 27 small cookies.
This is an excellent cookie. It tastes like the best chocolate cake slightly dense yet so soft. My advice is to double the recipe because if I had scooped 3 teasp. of batter for each cookie I would probably have had only 18 cookies at most. I used less than 2 teasp. of dough and it made 27 small cookies. 8 or 9 min. baking time is enough.
I am sorry but this cookie was not a hit.
My kids and I made these and they are now one of our new favorites. They were easy, fun, and delicious. They taste like an intense little shot of chocolate.
Cookies are easy and beautiful! I’m wondering if you can freeze them after they’re baked? I try to bake early for Christmas and freeze so cookies are ready to roll
Glad you loved the cookies. Yes, you can freeze them!
Very disappointed . Dry batter , dry cookie , cracked and fell apart when trying to put chocolate kiss. A colossal waste of ingredients and time. And I did not over bake. Took them out at 9 minutes
Not good . Dry batter dry cookie
This recipe is amazing…delicious and very aesthetically pleasing! The whole family devoured these cookies!
So happy you loved the kisses!
Greetings from Srilanka
Beautiful , colourful and very tasty. ❤️
Thank you so much for this lovely recipe.
Our family’s favorite! I make these every year to add to our cookie tin gift and everyone loooves these chocolate kiss cookies! Thank you for such a perfect recipe.
For those struggling with a dry cookie, I found fluffing up the flour and then spooning flour into the measuring cup yielded a perfect batter every time. I used to pack my measuring cup and levelling the flour off – and it definitely made a drier cookie. 9 min for mini cookie scoop-sized cookies were the trick for me. The cookie ball will look slightly moist when removing from oven but will continue to firm up per the five minute cool down in the instructions. Again – thank you for such an awesome recipe!
This cookie is soooo good!!! It is a fudge brownie type cookie. So easy to make. I used Hershey Caramel kisses , but this could be used for so many different types of cookies. It’s a keeper!!!
Thank You!!!
With any Kiss cookie, upon taking the cookies out of the oven, immediately place a Kiss in the middle, gently pressing down into the hot cookie a little ways, let cool on cookie tray on a rack and being careful, put into fridge and let cool for awhile, to harden up the Kiss. This will solve the problem of the cracking when trying to put the Kiss on top. You’ve waited too long and the cookie is too cool and not pliable enough to sink the Kiss in!
I followed the recipe ingred>ents.
2 x 48 cookies.
I cooked 9 minutes only. My oven is precisely calibrated.
I put the kiss in the cookie immediately, waiting 5 minutes cracked to much.
Great cookie
Glad you loved them!
So i followed the recpice and my cookies just truned to flat cookies what could have done wrong my does not look like picture at all?
I had the same experience as others who mentioned the batter is dry. I solved it by using two whole eggs rather than just the yokes. This worked well. The cookie flavor emphasizes the bitterness of chocolate; this balances the sweetness of the kiss. My grandsons do like to eat the kisses and leave the cookies behind; but I like them whole.
Yolks…not yokes! Oops!
Third year in a row making these. They are beautiful and very soft and chocolatey. Do not understand the reviews that say they are dry. My batter was like brownie batter! Make these!!
I don’t understand either, ha! They always work for me:) Glad they work for you too!
NEVER EVER SEEN SUCH A BEAUTIFUL TASTY AND DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE KISS COOKIES
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Can we use red, white, and pink sprinkles for Valentine’s Day, green sprinkles for St. Patrick’s Day, pastel sprinkles for Easter, or rainbow sprinkles for birthdays!
Ces biscuits sont délicieux
Can you omit the cocoa powder to make a vanilla cookie? Or will this throw off the ratio of dry to wet ingredients?
It will not work, the dough will be too wet.
3 teaspoons is not big enough needs to be at least 4 teaspoons or the cookie is not small enough for the Hershey’s kiss
Best chocolate cookie ever – and prettiest too! Will be making these for the different holidays coming and changing out the sprinkles. Thank you again for another wonderful recipe! Oh. And Merry Christmas to your Peas and the other half of your Pod. 🙂
Best chocolate cookie ever – and prettiest too! Will be making these for the different holidays coming and changing out the sprinkles. Thank you again for another wonderful recipe! Oh. And Merry Christmas to your Peas and the other half of your Pod. 🙂
Glad you loved them!
After reading other comments, I made these today and they came out very good. I used 2 whole eggs and added 1/2 tsp baking soda to the flour. I also put the candy kisses into the cookies as soon as they came out of the oven.
I am glad you enjoyed the cookies!
Those sprinkles melts in the oven. Not happy with the reults.
These are my boys favorite xmas cookie!
My boys love them too!
these cookies are chocolatey delicious!! everybody loved them!
Yay! They are so fun!
Mine didn’t spread very much, maybe your butter was too warm?
Mine did not spread at all really. I would slightly flatten before baking next time, making a little alcove for the kiss. And definitely take out by 8-9 minutes
The dough was straight from the fridge.