My pants are tight.
Snug as a bug in a rug, people.
And do my friends bring me carrot sticks or offer to run with me? Oh no. Instead, they call my attention to cookie recipes involving Oreos stuffed inside two chocolate chip cookies.
I’m not one to place blame or name drop *cough* Rachel *cough*, since many of my friends do this. But y’all are killing me. You know I’m weak when it comes to sugary confections.
My advice to you – make these. But make them right before you’re meeting a friend, or sibling, or an entire preschool class. So you can pawn them off on other victims recipients. If not, make them now, while it’s still March and not bathing suit season. Because once that happens, I cannot be held responsible.
Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies
Makes 24 gigantic cookies
Prep: 25 minutes
Cook: 13 minutes
Ingredients
• 1 cup (2 sticks) softened butter
• 3/4 cup packed light brown sugar
• 1 cup granulated sugar
• 2 large eggs
• 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
• 3 1/2 cups flour
• 1 teaspoon salt
• 1 teaspoon baking soda
• 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
• 1 package Double Stuff Oreo cookies
Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a large bowl, cream butter, brown sugar, and granulated sugar together with a mixer until well combined. Beat in eggs and vanilla.
In medium bowl mix the flour, salt, and baking soda. Slowly add to wet ingredients along with chocolate chips until just combined.
With a cookie scoop, form balls with the dough.
Place one ball on top of an Oreo cookie, and another ball on the bottom. Seal edges together by pressing and cupping in hand until Oreo cookie is fully enclosed with dough.
Place onto parchment or silpat lined baking sheets and bake cookies for approximately 13 minutes or until golden brown. Let cool for 5 minutes before transferring to cooling rack.
Print this recipe (from Amandeleine, originally from Picky Palate)
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I haven’t made them yet, but my taste buds are already thanking me because they know it’s going to happen soon!
I don’t know if it’s because I suck at cooking or what… But these were tedious to make. Haha they tasted great though.
I made these for the first time last year, and now EVERYONE wants me to make them for everything. They are amazing and I am terriable at baking. On Superbowl I took about 3-4 Rollo’s and put them inside, instead of the Oreos. They are a bit of a pain to get the cookie dough around, but they came out with chocolate and carmel oozing out. So good.
I made these and they came out delicious. Now everyone wants me to make them for events and birthdays and what not. I didn’t exactly get 2 dozen cookies, I was a little shy, but I think that was because at first I was using too much cookie dough to wrap around the oreo.
Soooo gna makr these yummmm heaven! Make ray these try reeses cups in there too or snicks rays fav!
WOW, is all I can say about these cookies. I think I have to try them :)
Just made these with my wife and kids. Not only was it easy and fun (we actually just used the pillsbury tube of cookie dough), but… O… M…. G….
I have no words to describe the party that is going on in my mouth.
I was so excited when I saw this recipe on Tue that I had to make them today, Sat.
I’m no baker. I’m one of those people who loves to read recipes and reviews but I’m scared to try anything, even though I have a fabulous KitchenAid mixer.
So tonight I had six people over, and being the Oreo’s 100th Anniversary Week, I had to make these.
Here are a few hints for the non-bakers.
The recipe is easy to follow. However, with the first few, I kind of moved them around my hands like someone making meatballs would. That ended up with a lot of broken Oreos within the choc chip cookie batter, although no one would probably know the difference. But I did learn that working with your fingers vs. the palms of your hands DEFINITELY fixes that problem.
The other thing is you really can’t bury more than six Oreos into the batter before it’s time to put the batter into the fridge for a good thirty minutes. It just gets WAY too soft/warm/melty.
So now you’ve made six cookie/Oreo bombs, refrigerated the dough and made six more and put them on your fancy-schmancy Silpat, and baked them. My oven took a good 20 minutes. These, like I said, are bombs, not cookies. They’re huge.
Everyone I made them for said they were DELICIOUS but tasted exactly as if I had baked chocolate chip cookies and put them on a plate with a side of Oreos. In other words, not worth the effort. Bake a cookie, take a bite, them take a bite of an Oreo and you get the same (albeit easy) thing.
OH, PS…With this recipe I made 22 Oreo-stuffed cookies and put the rest of the batter in the freezer, which will easily make an additional dozen regular chocolate chip cookies. No one can eat more than two or three of these and it definitely makes more than the two dozen the recipe says.
love ya idea
Wonderful!:) I signed up the recipe!;)
So. Much. Win!!!!
Also use cupcake tins.
made them today…when my talkative sister came to visit, I didn’t hear a peep from her while she was eating them, I looked over to see her reaction and she had this huge chocolatey smile. :)
Suggestion: I used someone else’s suggestion about putting pam on my hands and then making two scoops of dough and placing the oreo in the middle and then shaping the dough around the oreo. Also, my dough only made 18 cookies. They are HUGE but delish.
this is exactly what I’m making once my cheat day comes for my diet. SALIVATE!
That is hysterical. :)
I made these on Sunday for our little Oscar party and they were a huge hit! And for someone with no culinary bone in her body, they were pretty simple to make.
Made these last night and they were DE-LISH! I do have one hint (to keep them from flattening out)… First spray your hands with Pam or other non-stick spray. After you have made your balls and placed your Oreo in the middle, make them form right up againt the side of the Oreo (they will look more like a ball instead of a pancake)… Then bake. Mine came out perfect. Thanks for the recipe! This might be the World’s Best Cookie!
Wow these look amazing, might make these as a chemo-treat for my dad. He was so happy when he showed him these :)
Wow, that’s a true testament to their awesomeness. Think of the smile you’ll get from him once he eats one!
We made your cookies and we are calling them Hidden Treasure Cookies! They turned out perfectly and are being devoured as we speak <3
I made these for Valentines day. Amazing! And yes, use a muffin pan to hold it shape. Or you could always cut off the extra cookie left around the Oreo. :)
These are AMAZING! So glad I found your site! I love it!
Made these for the Super Bowl and they got rave reviews! My only question is if you have any suggestions to prevent them looking like UFOs (for lack of a better description!). The dough ended up flatting out around the sides of the Oreo, so while it was still completely covered with dough, they ended up looking like regular flat chocolate chip cookies with a big lump in the middle (the Oreo), as opposed to keeping the shape of the Oreo. They still tasted delicious, this is just an esthetic-type question for next time :)
Hi there Kay – I’ve made these a few times now and haven’t had any issues, but I recall a few other people writing in saying theirs flattened. I remember one comment from a gal who said she placed them in muffin tins to retain their round shape. You could try that maybe? Other than that, and I know it’s somewhat of any arduous task, you could sift through all the comments…there might be some other suggestions in there.
I haven’t tried these yet… but I might try putting them in a muffin top pan. Kind of a compromise between the muffin tin and the cookie tray options. The lip might be big enough to help hold up the edges. :)
Try putting the dough in the fridge for about 30 minutes (or freezer if you’re pressed for time) before you put them together with the oreo. Cold cookie dough before baking makes for taller, prettier cookies :)
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