Since giving up dairy and eggs, I feel like I've really been missing the supermarket cookies you see her in the UK. I've made my standard chocolate chip, double chocolate - but I knew there was one more I needed to try (not oat and raisin, does anyone actually like them?!). Obviously White Chocolate and Raspberry!
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Ingredients
- 100g Dairy-free Butter
- 75g Soft-light Brown Sugar
- 1.5 tbsp Golden Syrup
- 100g Dairy Free White Chocolate Chips (I used Sainsbury's Free From White Chocolate cut into chunks)
- 15g Freeze Dried Raspberries
- 1/2 tsp Vanilla Essence
- 175g Self-raising Flour
- Beat your dairy-free butter until it is soft, then mix in the sugar.
- Once light and fluffy, stir in the golden syrup, 75g of the chocolate chips and 10g of the freeze dried raspberries.
- Fold in the self-raising flour then the vanilla essence.
- Transfer your dough to a tupperware box and chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes.
- Preheat your oven to 180 degrees celsius. Line a large baking tray with greaseproof paper.
- Place spoonfuls of the cookie dough mixture onto the baking tray, rolling the dough in your palms to make balls, then squishing them down slightly on the tray.
- Using the remaining chocolate chips, add a couple to each of the cookie dough balls before baking.
- Bake for 8-12 minutes, until the cookies are turning a light golden colour but still soft on the top.
- As soon as the cookies come out the oven, push a few of the leftover freeze dried raspberries into the top of each cookie - make sure to do this whilst the cookies are still soft!
- Leave the cookie to cool on the baking trays for a few minutes before transferring to a cooling rack to cool fully.
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Hi. Would love to know what the purpose of the golden syrup is in the recipe and what kind of texture it brings? And if we dont add it in, what would it be like? Cant wait to try this recipe though. Looks amazing
ReplyDeleteHi! The golden syrup acts as a nice sweetener and binds the mixture together :) I think leaving it out might be a problem with ensuring the cookies stick together, so I’d suggest subbing in maple syrup or honey, but you’ll like need less than the golden syrup measurement as both are runnier! Just enough to make the usual cookie batter texture :) hope you like them!
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