Chocolate Butter Cookies are really fun to eat and you can make them now at home.
What are Chocolate Butter Cookies?
A layer of chocolate is stuck on a butter cookie. Both are square and the chocolate butter cookie is sort of a sandwich cookie.
I always enjoyed munching these chocolate butter biscuits as a kid!
They are quite common in Europe, in fact, there is a certain German brand in Leibniz, Germany, producing them en masse.
How to make Chocolate Butter Cookies?
A year ago I came across a silicone mold set to make chocolate butter cookies and of course I had to get one for myself!
To make these biscuits is actually more than simple, you just need some patience and if you enjoy preparing cookies from scratch all year round, then these cookies might just be your thing.
The cookies are made from a regular butter cookie dough, and the chocolate is molten and poured into the molds.
In the end, you just need to stick the butter cookie together with the chocolate layer. It’s that simple to recreate this classic German Cookie.
You won’t end up with a massive amount of biscuits but the few you will make will entertain your family and friends guaranteed.
If you have some extra time at hand and you enjoy making creative cookies, then you should line up this chocolate butter biscuit baking project to your schedule. 😀
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Do you enjoy baking creative cookies?
Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us in the comment section further below!
German Chocolate Butter Cookies Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 stick Butter
- ¼ cup Sugar
- 1 Vanilla Bean
- 1¾ cup All Purpose Flour
- 3 Tablespoon Water
- 10.6 ounces Chocolate *see Notes
Instructions
- Slit open your vanilla bean and scratch out with a butter knife the black seeds in the vanilla bean. Add the vanilla seeds to the mixing bowl and store the left over vanilla bean for another recipe, another time (we don’t waste expensive ingredients!). Add the flour and water to the mixing bowl too and mix the whole content to a smooth dough. The dough shouldn’t stick but should be able to form a whole dough without breaking apart. Wrap the dough into clean wrap and place into the fridge. Let cool for 1 hour.
- Roll out the dough with enough flour so that it doesn’t stick. The dough should be about 3 mm thick. Cut out your biscuits with a cookie cutter and place on a baking parchment with sheet. Finnish up the whole dough by rolling out and cutting out the biscuits and bake the cookies with 160 Celsius for 15 minutes.
- Let cool your cookies and melt your chocolate in a bain marie (pot with water and another pot in the water containing the chocolate) so that the chocolate doesn’t burn. Pour the chocolate into the mold and let cool for 20 minutes. Once cooled add some of the molten chocolate onto the biscuit side to glue it on and stick the chocolate molding onto the biscuit.
- Store the biscuits in a cool and dry place.
