Eggless Chocolate M&M cookies

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               EGGLESS CHOCOLATE  
                       M&M COOKIES




Aren't these cookies so beautiful?

My kids absolutely love chocolate cookies but by adding M&Ms it tastes a whole lot better and it looks prettier too. These slightly crispy, buttery and chocolatey cookies are a big hit among adults and kids alike. 

This recipe uses just a few basic ingredients - flour, butter, sugar, cocoa powder and vanilla essence. It is also really easy to make, no refrigeration is needed, no mixer is needed. Just whip up the ingredients, then bake and enjoy!

Tips for making M&M cookies

: Make sure your butter is softened to room 
  temperature but not melted. If butter
  is too soft, the cookies will spread too much 
  while baking.

: Use the best quality butter and cocoa 
  powder it makes a huge difference.
  
: The use of light brown sugar gives these
  cookies a deeper and richer flavor.

: If the cookie dough is very tight, you can
  add few spoons of milk.

Let's get baking!


INGREDIENTS


- 200g salted butter ( room temperature)

- 100g light brown sugar

- 275g all purpose flour

- 1tsp vannila essence

- 30g unsweetened cocoa powder

- M&M chocolates ( brown packaging)


METHOD





- Pre heat oven to 170c

- Whisk  together flour and cocoa powder.
  Set aside.

- In a mixing bowl combine butter, brown
  sugar, vannila essence. Using a wooden 
  spoon stir to combine until smooth and
  a bit fluffy.

- Mix in dry ingredients, until well
  combined.

- Scoop ball of dough, 1 tbsp portion.
  Flatten slightly, place 5 to 6 M&M onto
  the cookies surface.




- Place them about 2inch apart on a 
  baking pan as these tend not to spread too
  much.




- Bake for about 13 to 15 minutes. The edges
  should look set but not brown and the  
  center may seem a bit underdone, but it 
  will set up nicely when cooked.

- Once removed from the oven, allow the
  cookies to set on the pan for 5 minutes
  before moving them to a cooling rack.




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