These Marshmallow Chocolate Cookies are loaded with chocolate chunks and topped with marshmallow. These will satisfy your cookie monster inside you!
We love cookies with our coffee or tea, so we often make cookies like chocolate chip coffee cookies, chocolate brownie cookies or spicy hot chocolate cookies too. If you are after the easiest cookie recipe ever, make chocolate cake mix cookies!
What is happiness for you? It doesn’t have to be a big one, you know small things are sometimes enough to make our day. These marshmallow chocolate cookies are one of those small things and you will be on cloud nine if you have a cup of coffee and one or two or more of these cookies in the morning!
A good chocolate cookie must have chocolate inside, the ones with cocoa powder only are not enough to make someone happy. If they have extra chocolate chunks on their top, it’s for sure that you will be so delighted and when you see the snow like pieces of marshmallow on your cookie, your joy will double!
Marshmallow has something that reminds me of my childhood, and this is another thing that makes me happy when making something with it. Who wouldn't be happy to be served some chocolate covered marshmallows?
These chocolate cookies with marshmallows turned out amazing! I couldn’t find mini marshmallows at the market, so I cut them into small pieces.
I enjoyed making these so much! I can even try making my own marshmallow one day. Why not? If you know a good recipe for homemade marshmallow, please share it at the comments section.
These are chewy cookies and you feel an amazing chocolate flavor at your first bite. Marshmallow cubes might stretch as you are eating and it’s another fancy part of these marshmallow chocolate cookies.
Are you one of those who love dipping biscuits or cookies into your tea or coffee? It’s something childish as well, but who cares? They become the perfect couple that way! Let’s unify the lovers and dip our cookies into our favorite drink! Just ignore what others think about you even if you cause a mess doing that!
I was quite amazed at how easy to make these cookies. They made 30 cookies and I took some to work. My colleagues LOVED it and they said that these were just like the store bought ones, even better. One of them has been continually asking whether I posted the recipe, so I didn’t want to make her wait any longer and decided to share it today.
Don't you think these make perfect Valentine's treat too?
Marshmallow Chocolate Cookies
Chocolate cookies topped with marshmallow and extra chocolate chunks.
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 12 minutes
- Total Time: 27 minutes
- Yield: 30 cookies 1x
- Category: Dessert
- Method: Baking
- Cuisine: American
Ingredients
- 100g dark chocolate
- 75g butter
- 1 and ¼ cup powdered sugar
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 and ¾ cup all purpose flour
- ¼ tsp baking powder
- ¼ tsp salt
Topping:
- 25g marshmallow
- 20g dark chocolate
Instructions
- Line an oven tray with baking paper.
- Preheat oven at 180C.
- Melt chocolate in a heatproof bowl over boiling water and let it cool.
- Mix butter and powdered sugar with an electric mixer until fluffy.
- Add in beaten egg and then melted chocolate. Mix well.
- In a separate bowl, sift flour, add baking powder and salt. Mix them.
- Add dry ingredients into the wet ones and mix with a spatula until combined well s that it won’t stick to your hands.
- Chill it in the refrigerator for 20 minutes.
- Make small balls from the dough and place them in the tray.
- Place chocolate chunks and marshmallow pieces on the cookie balls and bake for 12 minutes.
- Transfer them on a wire rack with the baking paper, they will be too soft to touch, sol et them cool completely.
- You can store these in an airtight container up to a week.
Keywords: chocolate cookies, marshmallow chocolate cookies
Alvin says
Loved the recipe - My first try was kinda flat so I chilled it again after I balled the dough. It tasted and looked better.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/m78kDfXnHV8Cvm587
Zerrin says
Hi Alvin,
Thanks for the feedback! The cookies in the picture look yummy! Cheers!
Katerina says
I had so many hopes looking at your pictures but cookies came out way too dry than they are supposed to be. The dough ball never transformed into those beautiful perfect rounds you show here... please double check the recipe, I'd like to repeat those for a perfect result.
Eden Passante says
This looks amazing!! Definitely need to make these ASAP!
Ginger says
Is there an alternative to the egg I'd love to get an alternative since I'm Vegan
Zerrin says
Sorry, but I have never made these with an egg substitute.
chloe says
Hi, this looks like a fun recipe to try! If I wanted to add some cornflakes, how much should I add?
Zerrin says
Hi Chloe,
I'm sorry but I've never used cornflakes in this recipe and to be honest, I'm not sure how it would be. I'd love to hear your result if you try.
Sarah Peterson says
Great recipe! I made these for my 5th grade students as an end of the year gift. They loved them!
I used them as part of my Pinterest challenge: http://peterberries.com/pinterest-challenge-week-2/
Thanks again!
Adina says
Wow, the cookies look fantastic. I've never made anything with marshmallows (I don't think I have ever eaten one), it is time to change that. My kids would adore these!
Michelle says
Yeah, this recipe really needs work. The mixture is way too dry. Either the amount of flour is off or the butter is. It has promise, though. I might try it again if the recipe gets fixed.
Zerrin says
Thanks Michelle for sharing your experience with us. I'll check the recipe again for you.
Sari says
Sounds great, but how do I convert from grams? I usually use ounces for chocolate (or squares for baking chocolate) and cups or Tablespoon for butter. 25g marshmellow - have no idea how to convert that one!
Zerrin says
Hi Sari, When you write grams to ounce at google, it gives the converted version. You can easily convert the measurements here to whatever measurement you are using.
jeffrey hittel says
Hello, Use Alton Brown's marshmallow recipe, from FoodNetwork. It works every time. There is even an option for Mini marshmallows. You Need a stand mixer! Marshmallows are a kitchen " science project", fun to make, and taste even better!
M says
These cookies look amazing. But I can't find the recipe. All i see is the the recipe for Turkish Delight.
Zerrin says
There was a technical problem. It looks like the recipes of my two posts switched. Can't understand how. I corrected them and they are working fine now. Thanks for letting me know!
L says
These look gorgeous!!! But I can't see the recipe? All I see is the title "Ingredients"?
Zerrin says
There was a technical problem about the recipe, now it must be working fine.
ATasteOfMadness says
Oh my goodness. These cookies look perfect! I definitely want to make these sometime
Sarah|Pickled Capers says
Those are certainly some stop-everything-you-are-doing photos. Nice job.
Jocelyn (Grandbaby Cakes) says
These cookies look absolutely fantastic! So glad I found your site.
Gintare @Gourmantine says
These are smashing and so indulging!
Jessica says
You may want to double check your recipe. I think you are missing some ingredients and steps… For example you never wrote when to add the chocolate mixture. Also, the dough is too dry to come together, probably missing vanilla and other wet ingredients.
Zerrin says
Jessica, melted chocolate is poured in the sugar-butter-egg mixture and then this mixture is combined with the dry ingredients. Forgot to write it in the instructions, I've corrected it just now. Thanks for reminding!
Gerard says
Still doesn't say what to do with chocolate, but thanks!