Single Serve Chocolate Chip Cookie

Single Serve Chocolate Chip Cookie

When you’re craving chocolate chip cookies but don’t want a whole batch, make this soft and chewy single serve chocolate chip cookie! This cookie dough comes together in 5 minutes in one bowl, no mixer needed! Make one huge cookie or two large cookies. Need a couple more cookies? Try these small batch chocolate chip cookies.

This is a fun and easy recipe that is ready and waiting for the next time you need a cookie! It’s made with a small portion of standard cookie ingredients with a quick and easy preparation.

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Quick and easy: Thirty minutes from start to finish, mostly hands off time.

Soft and chewy: This cookie bakes up with crisp edges and a soft and chewy texture throughout.

Delicious: A buttery cookie with flavors of brown sugar, vanilla, and chocolate.

Fun: The size of this cookie makes it a super fun treat to brighten someone’s day (even your own!).

Ingredients needed

Butter: I prefer unsalted butter. If you use salted butter just eliminate the added salt.

Brown sugar and granulated sugar: For sweetness and chewiness.

Vanilla: A splash of vanilla extract rounds out the flavors.

Egg yolk: Since this is a small quantity of ingredients you only need a yolk, not a whole egg. Reserve the white for another use.

Flour: Regular all-purpose flour for classic cookie taste and texture.

Baking soda: Just a bit to help the cookie rise.

Chocolate: Use chocolate chips, chunks, or (my favorite) a chopped chocolate bar.

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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.