Recently I had to make some cookies for a party. Much to my dismay, I was out of chocolate chips and had one bag of peanut butter chips I didn't know what to do with. This recipe was (fortunately) a successful experiment as I crossed my favorite brownie and chocolate chip cookie recipes. My family likes it better than both. It tastes something like a peanut butter cup in cookie form.
The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified
Directions
Cook's Note:
For nicer-looking cookies, reserve some of the chips and press 3 to 4 by hand into the top of each cookie. Not necessary, and takes a few extra minutes, but they look a lot nicer when they're done.
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
149 calories; protein 3.1g; carbohydrates 18.6g; fat 6.9g; cholesterol 17.1mg; sodium 66.6mg.
Full Nutrition
Perfect! They stayed soft and plump! So much better than the recipe on the back of the Reece peanut butter chip bag. I made small cookies, and cooked them for 12 minutes. I also added some chocolate chips as I have a bad habit of skimming off the top of the peanut butter ones! Read More
The shortening is a mistake. I made them once without (substituting butter) and once with. With it the texture is weird and there is less flavour. Another mistake (was it a typo??) - the 20-minute bake time. The usual 10-11 minutes is what is actually required. Read More
Perfect! They stayed soft and plump! So much better than the recipe on the back of the Reece peanut butter chip bag. I made small cookies, and cooked them for 12 minutes. I also added some chocolate chips as I have a bad habit of skimming off the top of the peanut butter ones! Read More
instead of peanut butter chips I added 1/2cup chunky peanut butter and 3/4 cup of chocolate chips. i didn't have shortening so instead used another 1/4 cup of butter. bake at 350 for 11 minutes. perfect. Read More
The shortening is a mistake. I made them once without (substituting butter) and once with. With it the texture is weird and there is less flavour. Another mistake (was it a typo??) - the 20-minute bake time. The usual 10-11 minutes is what is actually required. Read More
These cookies are AWESOME!! I did add about half cup of chocolate chips and i do find it needing a lot more time. my was perfect in 20 minutes. Read More
You can't go wrong w/chocolate and peanut butter right? I halved the recipe as I only had 1/2 bag of PB chips to use and that yielded 34 smallish cookies. Fresh out of the oven and slightly cooled these taste great. The true test will come when I try a room temp cookie though (I'll return to edit if necessary). The bake time is a little off for me. I found my cookies (and they were smallish) needed 10-11 minutes to be set. Thanks for the recipe! Read More
Very nice recipe. I've tried 2 chocolate cookie recipes previously and while neither was bad neither was worth remaking. This recipe is a keeper. I grabbed butterscotch chips rather than peanut butter chips by mistake and subbed 1/4 cup flour with 1/4 cup oats(to add a little texture) otherwise followed the recipe. It's a bit sweet so I added almost 1/4 cup flour to the remaining 1/3rd of the batch which improved it. The butterscotch chips are far too sweet and attributed much to the over-sweetness. These are wonderfully tender cookies with a wonderful flavor. Good stuff deserves 4.5 stars or a 9 out of 10 rating by me. Very nice cookie. Almost forgot for added interest I sprinkled just a touch of salt on top of some of the cookies (less than 1/8th tsp for approx 24 2.5" cookies). It was a nice surprise... salty and sweet chocolate. Hey they're not health food! Read More
This was my first time trying cookies with peanut butter chips. And I loved it! I only had 1/2 cup of white sugar so I filled the other half with pure cane granulated sugar. I also added about a cup of semisweet chocolate chips. They turned out wonderful! Thanks for the recipe will make again for sure. Read More
THIS! Will be my go-to recipe best one I ve ever made! A previous comment is spot on this recipe is far better than the recipe on Reese s pb chip bag! Much less sugar. I was running low on regular sugar so did 3/4 cup of each...omg. They are delish! Thank you! Read More
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Perfect! They stayed soft and plump! So much better than the recipe on the back of the Reece peanut butter chip bag. I made small cookies, and cooked them for 12 minutes. I also added some chocolate chips as I have a bad habit of skimming off the top of the peanut butter ones!
instead of peanut butter chips I added 1/2cup chunky peanut butter and 3/4 cup of chocolate chips. i didn't have shortening so instead used another 1/4 cup of butter. bake at 350 for 11 minutes. perfect.
The shortening is a mistake. I made them once without (substituting butter) and once with. With it the texture is weird and there is less flavour. Another mistake (was it a typo??) - the 20-minute bake time. The usual 10-11 minutes is what is actually required.
You can't go wrong w/chocolate and peanut butter right? I halved the recipe as I only had 1/2 bag of PB chips to use and that yielded 34 smallish cookies. Fresh out of the oven and slightly cooled these taste great. The true test will come when I try a room temp cookie though (I'll return to edit if necessary). The bake time is a little off for me. I found my cookies (and they were smallish) needed 10-11 minutes to be set. Thanks for the recipe!
Very nice recipe. I've tried 2 chocolate cookie recipes previously and while neither was bad neither was worth remaking. This recipe is a keeper. I grabbed butterscotch chips rather than peanut butter chips by mistake and subbed 1/4 cup flour with 1/4 cup oats(to add a little texture) otherwise followed the recipe. It's a bit sweet so I added almost 1/4 cup flour to the remaining 1/3rd of the batch which improved it. The butterscotch chips are far too sweet and attributed much to the over-sweetness. These are wonderfully tender cookies with a wonderful flavor. Good stuff deserves 4.5 stars or a 9 out of 10 rating by me. Very nice cookie. Almost forgot for added interest I sprinkled just a touch of salt on top of some of the cookies (less than 1/8th tsp for approx 24 2.5" cookies). It was a nice surprise... salty and sweet chocolate. Hey they're not health food!
This was my first time trying cookies with peanut butter chips. And I loved it! I only had 1/2 cup of white sugar so I filled the other half with pure cane granulated sugar. I also added about a cup of semisweet chocolate chips. They turned out wonderful! Thanks for the recipe will make again for sure.
THIS! Will be my go-to recipe best one I ve ever made! A previous comment is spot on this recipe is far better than the recipe on Reese s pb chip bag! Much less sugar. I was running low on regular sugar so did 3/4 cup of each...omg. They are delish! Thank you!
