Ever felt the need for something sweet, decadent, and a little classic? In Indian homes, the waft of newly baked cookies is usually reminiscent of family parties and celebration events. Walnuts and Oreo choco chip cookies combine the traditional comfort of chocolate chip cookies with the nutty bite of walnuts and the decadent flair of Oreo cookies.
This combination not only fulfills your sweet tooth but also provides a wonderful crunch and a touch of creaminess from the Oreos. Whether you are getting ready for a festival or you just want to treat your family, these cookies are an ideal option. The mixing of familiar ingredients gives a distinct flavor profile that appeals to both traditional and contemporary taste buds.
In this article, we are here to walk you through the steps to make these irresistible cookies so that every bite is a delight with just the right amount of chocolate, nuts, and cookies. Let us start this baking process and create a treat that everyone will love.
Ingredients:
Method:
Ensure that your butter and eggs are at room temperature before starting. This allows for better creaming and incorporation of ingredients, resulting in smoother dough and more evenly baked cookies.
When you combine the dry ingredients with the wet mixture, mix only until just combined. Tough cookies result from overmixing. A light touch yields a tender and chewy cookie.
Refrigerate the dough for 30 minutes after making it. Chilling firms up the fat in the cookies, which keeps them from spreading too much during baking and ends up with thicker cookies.
Choose good-quality semi-sweet chocolate chips. The higher the quality of the chocolate, the more intense the flavor of your cookies will be. Try a combination of chocolate chips and chunks for interesting bites.
Toasting chopped walnuts lightly before including them in the dough adds a nice nuttiness to the cookies and a nice crunch.
When crushing the Oreo cookies, try to crush them into coarse pieces and not fine crumbs. This way, you will have separate bites of Oreo within your cookies, contributing to the cookie's texture and flavor.
After cooling, store the cookies in a room-temperature airtight container. They will last up to a week. For extended storage, freeze the cookies and thaw as needed.