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Cookies

A curated trove of cookie recipes — from crisp chocolate chip and chewy oatmeal to delicate shortbreads, sandwich cookies, and inventive seasonal flavors. Clear techniques and smart flavor pairings help home bakers turn simple dough into perfect cookies for every craving and occasion.

Chewy Chai Gingerbread

Chewy Chai Gingerbread

By Genevieve Ko

Soft and chewy, these gingerbread cookies come together quickly and easily. Using oil instead of butter keeps the rounds moist and lets the warmth of the spices shine. A chai blend, which often highlights ginger and cardamom and includes the surprising heat of black pepper, gives them even more verve. If you don’t have one on hand, you can simply mix your own (see Tip). That spiced coziness is echoed in the glaze, but the cookies are just as satisfying unadorned. (For more of Genevieve's holiday cookie tips, see this article.)

1 hr 30 minNYT Cooking
The Food Lab's Chocolate Chip Cookies

The Food Lab's Chocolate Chip Cookies

By J. Kenji López-Alt

Learn the secrets and science behind the best browned butter chocolate chip cookies in this classic recipe from The Food Lab.

1 hr 15 minSerious Eats
Popcorn Bucket Cookies

Popcorn Bucket Cookies

By Vaughn Vreeland

These candy-studded cookies take all the fun of your favorite concession stand players and bake them right into and atop a simple sugar dough. Toffee bits feature in a supporting role, never overshadowing the stars (the popcorn and candy, of course). If using gummy candy, be sure to save them for the top; otherwise, the cookies will spread too much as they bake. Feel free to play around with the mix, but make sure your popcorn (microwave or stovetop) is freshly popped for a crisper and more even coating.

1 hrNYT Cooking
Red Velvet Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Red Velvet Chocolate Chunk Cookies

By Iram Mansoor

Chewy, tall red velvet cookies studded with semi-sweet and white chocolate chunks. The dough is chilled for shape and deep color, yielding soft-centered cookies with set edges.

2 hr 48 min
Brownie Cookies

Brownie Cookies

By Desserts

Fudgy, crackly-topped brownie cookies with an intense chocolate flavor and a soft, gooey center. Chill the batter for thicker, fudgier cookies and bake briefly for a crisp, crackly top.

1 hr 12 min
S'mores Cookies

S'mores Cookies

By null

These cookies merge two classics into one. Chocolate chip cookie dough is baked on top of a s’more (in this case, a layer of marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker). After banging the pan mid-way through baking, the melted marshmallow peeks out on top and gives the cookies a perfect, gooey pull. Once cooled, you can flip them over to see the golden brown graham cracker square on the bottom. They’re easy to batch and assemble in advance and you can store them in the freezer to bake off whenever the craving hits. Tips & Tricks - It helps to have the eggs and butter at room temperature so the two will easily blend together and create a more homogeneous and even batter. - It may seem like we’re adding a lot of salt, but since we’re using unsalted butter you’ll need it to balance out the sweetness of the cookie dough. If you don’t have kosher salt and are using table salt instead, decrease the amount of salt by at least ½ teaspoon. - The longer the cookie dough rests, the more flavor will develop. If you don’t want to wait an hour, 30 minutes is better than none.

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Italian Ricotta Cookies

Italian Ricotta Cookies

By Melissa Clark

Jessica Hulett’s tender, cakey ricotta cookies taste like the white part of the best black and white cookie you've ever had. The recipe comes from Ms. Hulett’s grandmother Dorie, who used to flavor the cookies with anise, if she used flavoring at all. Adding lemon zest gives the cookies a fragrant brightness. We approve.

1 hrNYT Cooking
Quick and Easy Chocolate Chip Cookies | BraveTart

Quick and Easy Chocolate Chip Cookies | BraveTart

By Stella Parks

Chewy chocolate chip cookies with just-crisp edges, loaded with melted chopped bar chocolate for better flavor than commercial chips.

45 minSerious Eats
Cranberry-Wine Swirl Cookies

Cranberry-Wine Swirl Cookies

By Kendra Vaculin

These pinwheel-style swirls pair classic sugar cookie dough with cranberry and red wine jam. They’re equally at home on a cheese plate and served as dessert.

Bon Appétit
Peppermint Black-and-White Cookies

Peppermint Black-and-White Cookies

By Hana Asbrink

A riff on the New York classic black-and-white cookie, featuring refreshing peppermint extract and a sprinkle of festive crushed candy canes.

Bon Appétit
Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

By Desserts

Nutty, chewy cookies made with browned butter and chunky dark chocolate, featuring crisp edges and soft centers. Quick to prepare and perfect for an anytime sweet treat.

48 min
Levain Bakery-Style Super-Thick Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe

Levain Bakery-Style Super-Thick Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe

By Stella Parks

Inspired by Levain Bakery, these giant chocolate chip cookies are a dessert of epic proportions.

12 hr 50 minSerious Eats
Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies From DoubleTree

Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies From DoubleTree

By null

Did you know this cookie was one of the five most searched recipes in the U.S. in 2020? And according to DoubleTree, 30 million of these babies are typically consumed each year collectively in the hotels. What's more, this was even the first cookie baked in space! We can totally understand why. Chewy with oats and chopped walnuts, toasty and nuanced with brown sugar and a hint of cinnamon, and gently leavened with baking soda and a touch of lemon juice to activate it, it's with good reason that folks are clamoring for the recipe. The hype is well earned. A few things about this cookie recipe makes it a bit non-traditional, and thus, utterly delicious: The dough doesn't require chilling because we want them to spread out, resulting in the perfect combination of crispy and chewy cookie texture. For portioning, we'll use quite a bit of dough for each cookie (a hefty three tablespoons!), so the bake time on these are also longer than you might expect. Last—and this is the only bad news we'll deliver here—you'll want to wait till these cookies cool fully before digging in, about an hour. Your patience will be duly rewarded. A cook’s note from DoubleTree: You can freeze the unbaked cookies, and there’s no need to thaw. Preheat oven to 300°F and place frozen cookies on parchment paper-lined baking sheet about 2 inches apart. Bake until edges are golden brown and center is still soft.

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Gluten-Free Triple-Chocolate Chunk Cookie

Gluten-Free Triple-Chocolate Chunk Cookie

By Miro Uskokovic, executive pastry chef, Gramercy Tavern and Untitled

After testing with lots of other brands, these chocolate chip cookies are best when made with Cup4Cup gluten-free flour.

Bon Appétit
Double Chocolate Chip Cookies From The Pastry Box

Double Chocolate Chip Cookies From The Pastry Box

By null

Recreate the iconic chocolate chip cookies from The Pastry Box in NYC’s East Village. They’re thin with crispy edges, soft centers, and loaded with caramelized bits and just the right amount of chocolate. Of course, you have to finish with a pinch of flaky sea salt. Bonus: to make them gluten-free (and just as good), simply swap the all-purpose flour for oat flour.

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Two-Chip Chocolate Chip Cookies

Two-Chip Chocolate Chip Cookies

By Iram Mansoor

Large, chewy chocolate chip cookies made with two kinds of chocolate — semi-sweet and dark — for extra depth. These rustic, bakery-style cookies are quick to make and perfect for sharing or an indulgent snack.

35 min
Cheddar Caramel Slices

Cheddar Caramel Slices

By Jesse Szewczyk

A shortbread base made with cheddar cheese provides a salty contrast against a chewy caramel in this playful cookie bar that pays homage to Chicago mix popcorn.

Bon Appétit
Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies

By Desserts

Rich, chewy chocolate chip cookies made with nutty brown butter, pockets of melted semi-sweet chocolate, and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt. Chill the dough for deeper flavor and bake until the edges are set for soft centers and gooey chocolate.

1 hr 2 min
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies (aka Magic Middles)

Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies (aka Magic Middles)

By null

Ask the internet about magic middles and you’ll be told they are a Keebler product, all the rage in the ’90s, but since discontinued. In 2012, Serious Eats’ Stella Parks brought them back to life when she whipped up her own version—a sugar cookie with a chocolate belly—calling long-lost magic middles America's Most Wanted Cookie (you know, in a good way). For what it’s worth, this was the most-wanted cookie in my family when my brother and I were growing up. The only catch is that “magic middles,” to us, means a totally different thing. Instead of a vanilla-outside and chocolate-inside, our version has a chocolate-outside and peanut butter–inside. My mom says she scored the recipe from another mom at a school bake sale a few years pre-millenium, but…did she? When I started digging into this almost two years ago for an article, the closest lookalike I could find was in King Arthur’s The Cookie Companion, which was published not in the ’80s or ’90s, but in 2004 (hat tip to King Arthur’s Baker’s Hotline for the detective work). Which means that either my mom and I are confusing timing, or the recipe we got preceded the book—but then, where did it come from? When I wrote about my conundrum last year, our community hopped right in with clues: “I looked in Google Books and found a recipe from a 1991 Beta Sigma Chi cookbook for “Magic Peanut Butter Middles,’” Jenne wrote. “Looks like Keebler Magic Middles were introduced in 1989, so my guess is that it started as a copycat recipe—there was also a version called ‘Peanut Butter Filled’ that looks pretty much exactly like these.” “The recipe appeared in my newspaper coupons, with coupons for Pillsbury flour, Skippy peanut butter and Mazola margarine,” J.K. added. “There is no salt in the recipe. The earliest expiration on the coupons is January 19, 1991.” According to Steffany: “My mom came across the recipe and asked me to bake these one Christmas, it would have been right around 1989 or 1990. She loved them so much I've made them for her every Christmas since, almost 30 years now.” “I've been making these since about that time as well—the recipe was printed in a lot of community/church fundraising cookbooks,” Brenda replied. “I still have one or two! No attribution there other than the woman who shared it.” Add all this up and you’ve got this: an influx of not-Keebler magic middles sometime in the early ’90s, and a bunch of families who can’t stop craving them to this day. Of course, I couldn’t help but put my own spin on my mom’s index card–documented, cocoa powder–stained recipe. I swapped out the sweetened peanut butter with unsweetened (this means you can sub in any nutty/seedy cousin, from cashew to sesame); bumped up the salt; decreased the flour for a fudgier vibe; and increased the cookie-smush so they turn out extra-slim. You should know that these are a project, and a messy one at that. But messy in a satisfying way, a way that reminds you that you baked something good. You should also know they freeze perfectly—if there’s a better late-night snack, I need not know it.

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Hot Chocolate Cookies

Hot Chocolate Cookies

By Joe Sevier

A swirl of marshmallow fluff melts into the tops of these hot chocolate cookies while a pinch of cinnamon imparts the taste of a wintry mug of warm Nesquik.

Bon Appétit
Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie

Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie

By Chandra Ram

This skillet chocolate chip cookie recipe is tender with crispy edges from the skillet.

55 minFood & Wine
Dulce de Leche Skillet Cookie

Dulce de Leche Skillet Cookie

By Felipe D. Koiffman

A crunchy-on-the-edge, soft-and-creamy skillet cookie filled with a generous layer of dulce de leche. Easy to make and perfect for sharing — slices come out warm with melted chocolate and a caramel center.

45 min
Glazed Lemon Cookies

Glazed Lemon Cookies

By Jesse Szewczyk

With crispy edges and chewy centers, these lemon sugar cookies are bursting with the bright flavor of the zest from three whole lemons and citrusy glaze.

Epicurious
Dark ’n’ Stormy Cookies

Dark ’n’ Stormy Cookies

By Dan Pelosi

The Dark ’n’ Stormy is a festive and fiery cocktail made with spicy ginger beer, warm dark rum and a refreshing hint of lime — a welcome wake-up call for your taste buds. This cookie recipe is no different. Cayenne joins the classic spice mix of ginger, cloves and cinnamon, and candied ginger, infused with dark rum, is mixed in, adding chewiness and sweetness. It’s all finished with a tart, refreshing lime-and-rum glaze. But perhaps the best part is that, unlike the cocktail, there is no limit to how many you should consume. 

1 hr 55 minNYT Cooking
Melomakarona (Greek Olive Oil-Honey Cookies)

Melomakarona (Greek Olive Oil-Honey Cookies)

By Melissa Clark

These classic Greek holiday cookies are made from a combination of olive oil and semolina. This gives them a cakelike texture that’s crumbly yet still very moist, thanks to a soak in a fragrant, honey-sweetened syrup spiked with cinnamon and orange. Traditionally topped with chopped walnuts, you can use any nuts you like; pistachios are especially pretty with their pale green edges.

50 minNYT Cooking
Key Lime Pie Thumbprint Cookies

Key Lime Pie Thumbprint Cookies

By Kelsey Jane Youngman

The classic dessert reimagined as a soft and chewy cookie with a buttery, brown-sugar-sweetened graham cracker dough and a silky lime custard filling.

Bon Appétit
Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookies

Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookies

By emijuju

Classic chewy chocolate chip cookies studded with chopped walnuts and finished with flaky salt. Dough is chilled for a firmer, chewier texture and baked until edges are set and centers are soft.

1 hr 34 min
Miso Walnut Double-thick Chocolate-chip Cookies

Miso Walnut Double-thick Chocolate-chip Cookies

By null

This recipe is excerpted from "Sift" the 2025 Book of the Year in the Food52 Baking Club. Follow us @f52cookbookclub. "Unashamedly thick cookies inspired by the Levain Bakery in New York—thick and gooey in the middle (when warm) and crisp on the edge. A winner! When I lived in the city, I would travel 70 blocks just to get one of these. Compared to other cookies, these have a relatively low butter and sugar content in relation to the other ingredients and an extremely high proportion of mix-ins, which you can change to suit your mood. Don’t decrease the quantity though—they play an important role structurally! The baking time is variable—it’s up to you how dangerously gooey you want them. The addition of miso walnuts, a technique shared with me by friend and mentor Ayako Watanbe, brings an extra complexity."—Nicola LambNOTE: "You can, of course, make these into smaller portions! Just adjust the baking time accordingly—I suggest 9–12 minutes for half portions."—Nicola Lamb

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Hazelnut Compost Cookies

Hazelnut Compost Cookies

By null

Compost Cookies (originally created by Christina Tosi at Milkbar) are exactly what they sound like: cookies with a little bit of everything in them, much like the more familiar kitchen sink cookie. They’re a great vessel for leftover candy, crunchy snacks, salty bites, nuts—really whatever you have available in your pantry—and often include staples like chocolate, pretzels, and chips. Although I did stick to some classics in this recipe, I developed this version with a cocktail party in mind. And any good cocktail party needs alcohol, snacks (something salty, crunchy, cheesy, and sweet), and a little coffee for a pick-me-up. The cookie dough is made with hazelnut flour and all-purpose flour, which adds a delightful nuttiness and creates a chewy cookie center. For alcohol, I added a bit of whiskey, then tossed in coffee grounds, not one but two types of Tony’s chocolate (milk and dark chocolate with salted almonds–why not?), potato chips, roasted peanuts, and the last and most questionable addition, Goldfish. You may think Goldfish crackers sound weird, but cheese and chocolate make a pretty delicious pairing, and they add an unexpected, savory flavor to the cookie. Tips and Tricks For the best results, use a kitchen scale to weigh out the ingredients. Don’t stress if you don’t have one. Instead of grinding whole hazelnuts, use pre-ground hazelnuts or hazelnut flour. If you prefer to not use whiskey, substitute with an equal amount of maple syrup instead. The whiskey adds a sweet and somewhat vanilla flavor that maple syrup mimics well. Do not skip shaping the cookie with a circular cookie cutter. This creates cracks on top which lend to texture variations, and also helps to condense the cookie, which in my experience, makes the center much more chewy and dense. To store, let them cool completely before placing them in a sealable plastic bag or container. They’ll last at room temp for 2 to 3 days.

Food52
Kourambiedes

Kourambiedes

By Grace Parisi

Beating the butter until very fluffy—a good 10 minutes—makes these Greek shortcakes especially light.#$space#$Plus: #$space#$More Des...

Food & Wine
Scoopable Nutella Cookies

Scoopable Nutella Cookies

By Iram Mansoor

Large, soft-centred chocolate chip cookies stuffed with frozen Nutella for a gooey surprise. Crisp on the outside and chewy inside, these scoopable cookies make an impressive dessert or snack.

1 hr 5 min
S'mores Chocolate Chip Cookies

S'mores Chocolate Chip Cookies

By Iram Mansoor

Chewy chocolate chip cookies built around a classic s'more—graham cracker base, chocolate square, marshmallow, and a cookie tucked on top. Crisp-edged with a soft center, these indulgent cookies combine campfire flavors in a handheld dessert.

1 hr 3 min
Kourampiedes (Greek Christmas Cookies)

Kourampiedes (Greek Christmas Cookies)

By Despina Economou

The simple flavors of butter, sugar, almonds, and vanilla shine in League of Kitchens cooking instructor Despina Economou's Kourampiedes (Greek Christmas Cookies).

1 hr 30 minFood & Wine
Kourabiedes - Greek Christmas Cookies

Kourabiedes - Greek Christmas Cookies

Kourabiedes are delicious, melt-in-your-mouth butter almond cookies and a staple in Greek households during Christmas time.

50 min
One Big Chocolate Chip Cookie

One Big Chocolate Chip Cookie

By Desserts

A single extra-large, bakery-style chocolate chip cookie with a tender center and crisp edges — perfect for when one cookie is all you need. Quick to make in either an oven or air fryer and finished with extra chocolate and flaky salt for a professional touch.

45 min
Masala Tea Creme Pies

Masala Tea Creme Pies

By Shilpa Uskokovic

A simple sandwich cookie made with black tea, fresh ginger, and ground cardamom that tastes just like a cup of milky chai.

Bon Appétit
4-Ingredient Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

4-Ingredient Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

By Leah Colins

Make these easy 4-ingredient chocolate crinkle cookies with a clever shortcut: boxed brownie mix. Chewy, fudgy, and dusted in confectioners' sugar, they're the fastest way to bakery-worthy holiday cookies.

1 hr 11 minSerious Eats
Levain-Inspired Cookies

Levain-Inspired Cookies

By Iram Mansoor

Thick, bakery-style chocolate chip cookies made with two types of chocolate for deep, melty pockets in every bite. These large, rustic cookies are soft and slightly crisp at the edges—perfect for a decadent dessert or sharing.

35 min
Caramel Crunch–Chocolate Chunklet Cookies From Dorie Greenspan

Caramel Crunch–Chocolate Chunklet Cookies From Dorie Greenspan

By null

As Genius guest host Samantha Seneviratne tells us, "The caramel alluded to in their name comes not from adding caramel to the dough, but from the delicious caramelization of the sugar and butter on the edges of the cookies themselves. Dorie’s genius hack for baking these cookies in a muffin tin instead of on a baking sheet ensures that both the sides and the bottom develop a toasty browned edge that’s full of flavor." From Dorie, "You won’t find caramel in the ingredient list, yet it’s the flavor you catch with the first bite. The alchemy happens in the oven. Because these slice-and-bake cookies are baked in muffin tins until their bottoms and sides are deeply golden, the butter and sugar brown so completely that they produce the full, nutty, edgily sweet flavor of caramel. A treat! But not the cookies’ only treat. Their texture is a delightful mix of crisp and tender, the sign that they’re shortbread at heart. And the addition of chopped walnuts and small chunks of chocolate means that they could rightly be called chocolate chip cookies, though perhaps ones that lived briefly in France." Recipe adapted very slightly from Baking With Dorie: Sweet, Salty & Simple (‎Harvest, October 2021). This post contains products independently chosen (and loved) by our editors and writers. As an Amazon Associate, Food52 earns an affiliate commission on qualifying purchases of the products we link to.Hear more about this recipe from Sam Seneviratne on our podcast The Genius Recipe Tapes.

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Chewy Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies with Maple

Chewy Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies with Maple

By null

A simple and basic recipe for a delicious chocolate chip cookie. I add maple syrup for an extra flavor boost, two types of chopped chocolate–milk and dark–and a fair amount of salt, both mixed in and sprinkled on top. They’re the ideal cookie for the person who favors one that’s thin and crisp on the outside, and chewy and caramelly in the center with lots of melted chocolate pools. Cookie dough or cookie, this is almost always my go-to recipe. Tips & Tricks If you can find them in the store, swap out some of the milk and dark chocolate with caramelized white chocolate chips! So delicious. If you want to make a big batch of cookies and serve a crowd, you can turn this recipe into 45 small cookies instead of 14 large ones. Bake them at 375 for 7 to 8 minutes. I know it can be tempting to rush through the chilling process, but the longer the cookie dough rests, the more flavor development occurs between the gluten, fat, and sugars. Not to mention, chilling is essential to keep the cookies from spreading too much in the oven. Avoid using chocolate chips if possible. Chocolate bars tend to melt much better in cookies, and coarsely chopping it into different shapes and sizes makes for a more interesting cookie. Plus, the chocolate “dust” or “crumbs” will also mix into the cookie and give it flavor.

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