
Toothy Monster Cookies
These Halloween cookies are assembled from two cookie discs with a square of dark chocolate in the center. 🍪 The cookie base is sturdy enough to allow this playful assembly.
- Total time
- 43 min
- Prep
- 30 min
- Cook
- 13 min
- Rest
- 10 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Per person
- €0.42
Ingredients 8
Estimated cost €5.00
Equipment
Rolling pin
Pastry brush
Parchment paper
Baking sheet
Bowl
Oven
Round cookie cutters
Instructions
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🎅 Christmas: all recipesNutrition facts
per serving · estimate- Protein2 g5%
- Carbs22 g52%
- Fat8 g43%
- Fiber1 g
Share of each nutrient in the calories of one serving.
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Chef's tip
😈🍫 For even more monstrous cookies, try creating "teeth" with pieces of white or milk chocolate! You can also add a little food coloring to the dough for scary colors. If you like surprises, tuck pieces of caramel into the cookies before baking for a gooey center on top of the chocolate. Use chocolate chips to make the monsters' eyes, and don't forget to put them front and center! 👀🎨
Freezing : Can you freeze this recipe?
YesRaw dough or baked cookies freeze very well, up to 2-3 months in freezer bags.
Storage : How long does it keep?
Keep 5 to 7 days in an airtight container at room temperature or in the fridge.
Making ahead : Can you make it the day before?
YesCookie dough keeps 2 to 3 days in the fridge in plastic wrap.
Reheating : How do you reheat it?
Can be reheated 5 min in the oven at 150°C for a soft center. Microwave possible but may alter the texture of the marshmallows.
Variations
- Color the three portions of dough with different food colorings.
- Replace the chocolate square with a spoonful of chocolate spread.
- Decorate with colored icing to draw teeth and eyes.
Mistakes to avoid
- Rolling the dough too thin: the cookies break. Aim for about 0.6 cm thickness.
- Forgetting to let them cool: the cookies are fragile when hot. Let them cool before handling.
- Attaching the eyes before baking: the marshmallows melt. Add them afterward, with a little icing.
Frequently asked questions
How do you color the cookie dough?
Divide the dough into three portions and knead a few drops of food coloring into each, until the color is even. Add the coloring gradually to avoid a shade so bright that it would bleed.
Which cookie cutters should you use?
Round cookie cutters in two sizes for the monsters' heads and teeth. Cut them from the dough rolled out to about 0.6 cm, then stack two circles with a square of dark chocolate between them.
How do you attach the marshmallow eyes?
After baking and cooling, dab a little icing on the back of each mini marshmallow and stick it onto the cookie. The icing hardens in a few minutes and holds the eyes firmly in place.
How long should you bake these cookies?
Between 12 and 15 minutes at 180 °C, until lightly golden. Let them cool on the baking sheet for a few minutes, then on a rack, before adding the decoration and enjoying them.
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Toothy Monster Cookies
Step 1 of 10
For this step
- 1 cup butter
- ¾ cup sugar
- 1 eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 3 cups flour
- ½ tsp salt
- 12 squares of dark chocolate
- Mini marshmallows








































