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2011Chocolate Chunk Peanut Butter Swirl Fudgy Cookies
When I split this warm chocolate cookie open and saw the chocolate oozing out, I about fainted with excitement, lol! Swirls of peanut butter accompany giant chocolate chunks. This cookie will go down as one of my favorite recipes by a mile 🙂
Kind of reminds me of one of my favorite ice cream flavors I used to get when I was a little girl. Chocolate with peanut butter swirls at Thrifty. I actually still love it and I REALLY love it in this cookie 🙂
Take a peek and enjoy!
First, place 1 Cup of creamy peanut butter into the freezer for a good 1/2 hour. Next use a good quality bloc of chocolate and chop it up into large pieces like this. This particular chocolate is Sarris….which is incredible 🙂
Cream your butter and sugars.
Add your eggs and vanilla, mixing until well combined.
Time to add the dry ingredients.
…..and the cocoa powder.
….add those chocolate chunks right into the cookie dough.
Take your frozen peanut butter out of the freezer and place dollops into the dough. Turn mixer on for just a few turns of the paddle to ensure you get swirls into the dough.
Mama mia!
Double mama mia 🙂 Take a spoon to this, it’s incredible!
Scoop them onto your favorite cookie baking sheet and pop them into oven at 350 for 10 to 15 minutes.
Enjoy friends!
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Chocolate Chunk Peanut Butter Swirl Fudgy Cookies
1 cup creamy peanut butter2 sticks softened butter
1 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed light brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
2 cups good quality chocolate chunks
1 cup cocoa powder
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. and line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or a silpat liner.
2. Place peanut butter into the freezer until firm, about 30 minutes.
3. In a stand or electric mixer, beat butter and sugars until well combined. Add eggs and vanilla, beating until well combined.
4. Place flour, baking soda, and salt into a large bowl. Add to wet ingredients along with cocoa powder, and chocolate chunks, slowly mixing until just combined. Drop dollops of frozen peanut butter into dough and turn mixer on for just a few turns of the mixer to get swirls of peanut butter through the dough. With a medium cookie scoop, scoop dough onto prepared baking sheet, about 1 inch apart from each other. Bake for 14 to 16 minutes, until cooked through. Let cool on baking sheet for 5 minutes before transferring to a cooling rack. Serve with milk.
Makes 3 dozen cookies
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Jenny these look…amazing!!
They look so decadent, dark, fudgy, rich. MMMMm….goooooood!
The last pic, with that melty chocolate, oh lord have mercy!
And yes, Sarris chocolate is awesome! That and Scharffen Berger are the bomb. But really most chocolate will make me happy 🙂
Thanks so much Averie 🙂
There is no way I could make these alone. I’d need major supervision.
Delicious — I love the BIG chunks of swirled peanut butter!
i agree with lauren…this is definitely something i’d need adult supervision around 🙂
Every time you make a recipe, it’s better than the last… how do you do it?!
You are the sweetest 🙂 Thank you!
Oh save me… this looks astounding.
Oh. My. Gosh. That first photograph with the melted chocolate sucked me in and I can’t stop staring at the screen! I need these. 🙂
Oh my these look amazing! Not a huge fan of peanut butter but I also love chocolate ice cream with peanut butter swirls. I WANT THESE COOKIES NOW! Fudgy! Chocolaty! Peanut Butter! I give these cookies 5 stars even though I haven’t tried them. Let me tell u about something yummy. Next time you have plain chocolate chip cookies or chocolate chocolate cookies with chocolate chips, smother the cookies with Nutella, pour milk on the cookies,and put ice cream on top. Soooooooooo delicious! Please tell if u try it and it turns out nice!
AAAAAAIEEEEE! These cookies look evil. PURE EVIL!
I’m about ready to eat my monitor.
I was going to be good this week, but this is making me want to make cookies for breakfast!!
I think if I had to choose one desert to eat for the rest of my life, it would be these. They look like the prefect combo of chocolate & peanut butter/cookie & brownie. Props!
Oh my gosh, my stomach started crying as soon as I saw that oozing chocolate! Thanks for sharing 😀
I love you I hate you I love you I hate you I love you I hate you <3
These look yummy! Where do you buy your chocolate? I haven’t found that soft tortilla bread yet either. I think I need to move a little further down the 5 😉 These look so good and if they are anything like Thrifty’s chocolate with PB swirls I have to make them! Thanks for another fun recipe to try with my boys! 🙂
Well there’s nothing really to say…we mean, chocolate and peanut butter fudge-y deliciousness!?? HEAVEN.
Now that is one beautiful cookie!
Um, wow. How could these *not* be someone’s favorite cookie? 🙂
Just look at all of that gooey goodness. Now I need a big glass of milk!
Chocolate chip cookies are the favorite at my house. But these look so good, I will have to try them . Excited about picking the chocolate to make “chunks”.
That was my favorite part!!
These are going on my must make list!
My eyes are tearing up at the sheer beauty of all that melted chocolate. I need one NOW.
Lol! Thanks Stephanie 🙂
OMGosh, Jenny, these look so delish! I’m seriously about to “drool” all over my laptop!
🙂 CAS
All I can say is YUM!
Heaven in a cookie!
WOW! These look so good! I wish I could make these but I can not have peanut butter in my house because my daughter is allergic. I am so sad because those look amazing!!
These look so good! My mouth is watering. So excited to see you in Nashville this October at Food Blog Forum!
Whoa. These cookies look out of control delicious!!!
These cookies look incredible! Sadly, my husband doesn’t like peanut butter. If not, I am sure that I will make them!
yum! must make!!
These look amazing!I need a stack of these and a large glass of ice cold milk!
Cheers!
Christi
christischirps.blogspot.com
Yes, definitely better with milk!!
Thanks for all the great recipes. I did a quick post about this recipe on my blog and included your picture with a link back to your site. Thanks again!
Jenny, these cookies look incredible. That oozing chocolate nearly caused me to faint. I’ll definitely have to try these out since I have a soft spot for gooey cookies. Love the pics too!
Thanks Mike!
These look divine!! It’s just now August, but I’m already thinking of all the baking I will do this fall/winter. I’ll make sure to add these to my list!
OMG!! That is one HECK of a cookie, and it is doing something very Powerful to my senses right now!!:) the oozing chocolate has me licking the screen:D
I’m hosting a giveaway on my blog and this would be a perfect addition to the roundup, if you’d be kind enough to send your entry in!
http://www.funandfoodcafe.com/2011/07/buttery-throwdown-blog-event-and.html
Thanks, and I hope you can participate in the event!
These look delicious! Oh my goodness! – I tried your Oreo stuffed chocolate chip cookies this weekend. I posted a pic on my blog and linked your page! Can’t wait to try these!
Oh cool Abbey, I’ll come take a peek at your Oreo Stuffed cookies 🙂
Seeing these cookies on Instagram I could tell you had something great coming our way. They look awesome!
Goodness gracious! These look awesome! Wish I had some right now! Peanut butter & chocolate…yummy!!!
SQUUUEEEE!!!!! I want these in my belly!! I don’t have good chocolate though =( Next time I need to bake cookies, these are at the top of my list!
Hope you enjoy!!
Did you use baking chocolate or regular chocolate? I can’t wait to try these
Just regular semi sweet or milk chocolate Karen 🙂
These look fantastic! Can’t wait to try them. I have one question though…is there really supposed to be 1 TABLESPOON of vanilla? Most of the other cookie recipes I use only call for 1 teaspoon of vanilla.
Yes, 1 Tablespoon is correct. I always use 1 Tablespoon in my cookie recipes 🙂 Hope you enjoy!
I made these today and they were delicious! Thanks for the great recipe.
These look utterly amazing! I know what I’ll be baking next. Thanks for a delicious looking recipe.
Love.
I’ve always wondered how to get a nice swirl like that. Lovely recipe. I’ve pinned it!
These look amaaaaazing. I think I’m drooling. This is approximately the 3rd choco/pb recipe I’ve seen while going through my google reader this morning…I think it’s a sign that I need to do some baking!
These are making my drool! They look ooey gooey delicious!
I feel like I gain ten pounds just LOOKING at all the wonderful goodies you post here!–but the satisfying kind of poundage, that comes from enjoying every single bite, haha. These look amazing!
Made these tonight with the kiddos, they were a hit. Thank you!
I made these last night and they are AWESOME!! I had to package them up and distribute them to friends out of fear that I would eat them all. I’m surprised that I didn’t wake up in the middle of the night straight for more.
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OMG…I just made a batch…I could just stand there and eat the dough! Wow! Thanks for sharing! I will be back for more, for certain!
Kim
Ohmygosh- your photos are GORGEOUS and make salivate!!
Question: of all your incredible creations, which are your TOP 3??
I just made a batch of these! I am not a baker at all, so I only had semi-sweet chocolate chips on hand … not the fancy stuff. Personally, I could not tell a difference. There was still gooey chocolate in the middle. I also added about 3/4 cup of Heath bits that I had in the pantry. As my 4-year-old nephew said, “These are gooder than brownies!”
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Can i use vanilla flavor instead of vanilla extract? It’s really hard to find an extract here at my place.
Jenny, how on earth did you even bake these off?? i would’ve been diving nose first into the cookie dough! 🙂
Good LAWD! These look delicious! I’d easily hoover through these if not supervised. And you’re right– Sarris chocolate is amazing =)
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I’m making this recipe for the 4th time now, they are SO good! We have a Cookie Exchange at our church in the morning…I’m sure these will be a hit! Thanks for a fabulous recipe!!!!
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Mmmm.. really looks so good. I can eat this all day!
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I made these cookies and followed the recipe to a T. They were very flavorful but dry. They did not have a gooey center like shown and crumbled apart when you picked them up. Any thoughts?
Hi Kristen, depending on where you live, you can definitely add a touch more butter to the cookies. Hope this helps!!
Hello, I’m live in Poland,and I have quastion: in Poland weigh butter=200g, what is in USA? I’m planning on baking these incredible cookies 🙂
I’m going to make these tonight! So excited! Next time I think I’m going to slip some small marshmellows in there!! WWOOOHOOO! YUM!
What kind of chocolate is used in this recipe, semi-sweet, unsweetened or milk?
Thanks in advance!
Hi there, I used semi sweet chocolate 🙂
Thanks! Also, do you use unsweetened cocoa powder? I’m not sure what other kind there is, but I just want to confirm!
Thanks 🙂
These look amazingly delicious! I’m not much of a baker but I’m going to try these out for my boyfriend, he’s one lucky guy! Thanks so much for the recipe 🙂
I made these last night and wow they are so good! I’ll definitely be making them again soon. Thanks for the great recipe 🙂
So glad to hear it Amanda! Thanks for the feedback 🙂
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These have a weird grainy texture. The batter is really thick. What went wrong?
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Just made these cookies. I love cookie doe so it the tast is anything like the cookie doe was OMG I am in trouble… My question is I like baking for the holidays. I was wondering if these cookies freeze well?
I loved the cookies. I was wondering if the cookies will freeze well?
Has anyone else had any issues with this being a little too dry or thick tasting? I was wondering if maybe I should use a little less cocoa and a little less flour?? Still amazingly delicious with a cup of milk, but I think too dry to win my cookie contest.
I agree! And if I made them again, I would reduce the cocoa. Also the baking time at 14-16 seemed to dry them out. 12 was perfect with my oven.
Just made these and OMG. They are delicious! Made them peanut free and nut free bc my daughter is allergic, and we were super happy with these cookies! Everyone loved them!! 🙂
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This recipe looks amazing!!!! 🙂
Could I just ask a silly question – how much is “2 sticks” of butter?? I live in Australia and I have a feeling our sticks of butter are significantly different to yours. Our butter sticks are 250g each. Could I please get the quantity of butter in grams or ounces?? Thanks 🙂
14-16 minutes is far too long – they burn in my oven at 350 after 12 minutes on the middle rack 🙁
First batch in the oven now!! The peanut butter wasn’t quite frozen through but I think it will be ok. 🙂 So excited!!
Hey Jenny! I just came across your website and all your delicious cookie recipes. I was just wondering if using margarine in place of butter would make any difference in how the cookies turn out? Keep rockin’ in the kitchen!
Welcome Kelli! Margarine makes the cookies flat and has a different taste. 🙂
Hi,
Would like to know if these cookies come out chew? If not, how do I make them extra chewy? Thank you!
Aleli
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Hi! Thanks for the recipe. Just one note, you give two different cooking times in the recipe. One for 14-16 minutes in the text, and one for 10-15 minutes in the step by step. I would advice editing the 14-16, because these cookies tasted much better when they weren’t cooked at the longer cooking times. Great recipe! Thanks for sharing!
Thankyou Mam,
I love your wonderful recipes, especially for kids. Thanks for sharing.God bless you
Thanks Jayasunny!
Awesome cookies! I replaced the PB with WOW Butter (tastes just like PB) and they were WOW cookies 🙂 Great way for the kids to eat cookies without having to worry about lil friends with allergies. Will be making your cookies again and again. Thanks 🙂
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I know I overmixed the peanut butter but these came out a bit dry. Any suggestions to improve?
Epic fail for me on your Chocolate Chunk Peanut Butter Swirl Fudgy Cookies 🙁
Did you use salted or unsalted butter? Mine came out greasy and flat. 🙁
Not at all like your pictures. Any suggestions? I used dark brown sugar instead of light, could that have ruined them?