Chocolate Chip Cookies

  1. Use a kitchen robot (or good blender) to mix butter and sugar. Spend a bit of time and effort on this stage, as this mix will represent the texture of your cookie. The substance should become creamy and fluffy.
  2. Add an egg and flour (or flour with backing powder) and mix gently with a wooden spatula.
  3. Chocolate and Kinder Bueno need to be cut in nice big pieces. When you eat your cookie, you literally want to bite into chocolate. I did not mix these two. I kept them separately, because I wanted to do two types of cookies. But! who said, you cannot add both ingredients at the same time?!
  4. Separate your dough with a knife in two pieces and add chocolate into one half and Kinder Bueno into another.
  5. Roll two parts into thick sausages and cut them into similar size pieces.
  6. Form each piece into a ball and let the the dough cool in the fringe for 20-30 minutes. The more you cool, the better. Butter and dough need time to rise up and get fluffy.
  7. Now put half of your balls on the baking paper and squash a bit each of them with your fingers. Remember, these are homemade cookies and they are supposed to be silly flying saucers, so nobody cares about the perfect shape! :) But you've got to keep them thick and far away from each other, because they are going to melt and increase in diameter.
  8. Cook in the preheated oven (150u0b0C/300u0b0F/fan) for about 20 minutes or until golden brown. Then let the cookies rest and cool before moving from the baking paper. When hot, the cookies are very fragile and can easily brake.

unsalted soft butter, flour, brown sugar, white sugar, egg, chocolate, pack

Taken from food52.com/recipes/71288-chocolate-chip-cookies (may not work)

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