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Single-Serve Chocolate Chip Cookies

Single-Serve Chocolate Chip Cookies

There’s something comforting about a warm, freshly baked chocolate chip cookie. But what if you’re craving just one cookie and don’t want to commit to an entire batch? I feel you sister! This is me, basically every day – ha! Enter the single-serve chocolate chip cookie — your new best friend for a quick, satisfying dessert without any leftovers! And no babysitting the oven while you make three sheets of cookies. Its a win-win!

Why Go for a Single-Serve Chocolate Chip Cookies?

We’ve all been there. You get a sudden craving for a cookie, but the thought of baking an entire batch just to satisfy that craving seems excessive. And let’s be honest, while it’s great to have a stash of cookies, it’s hard to stop at just one when there’s a whole jar full of them staring at you! I LOVE knowing that I can whip up a single cookie when the craving strikes! Also – nothing fancy here. These cookies are basic and take 5 minutes to whip up!

WARNING

The title is a tad misleading. This recipe actually makes two large chocolate chip cookies – so don’t say I didn’t warn you! This is actually a win in my book, this recipe is perfect for stay-at-home date night, or cut them in half for a small family treat after dinner. Because while the small batch is great – who actually only eats one chocolate chip cookie? 😉

Recipe Notes

• This recipe makes two large chocolate chip cookies. These cookies are going to taste a little different from my Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies. Because while the main ingredients are the same, the ratios are of course a little different due to everything being reduced. There’s really no way to use 1/2 of an egg, so the extra fat:flour ratio that the whole egg yolk provides creates a deliciously chewy and dense cookie. Yum!
• I’ve used semi-sweet chocolate chips in this recipe, which in my opinion is the only way to make a chocolate chip cookie. (Don’t come for me – I feel strongly about this). But certainly if you prefer milk chocolate or dark chocolate – go for it sister! There are no rules to this, so you make what you love!
• I top these cookies with flaky sea salt, which I think really brings out the sweet flavors in the cookie and balance them so nicely. If you don’t love an extra sweet and salty juxtaposition then you can certainly omit the salty topping.

Let’s get to baking these Single Serve Chocolate Chip Cookies!

As always – I would love to hear your feedback! Please let me know if you give these a try! Don’t forget to tag me in your Instagram posts – @MaeganKay_Bakes

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