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.
(from Amandeleine, originally from Picky Palate)
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ok, I have my ingredients all mixed up and I’m getting ready to mix it into balls, but…..it’s so fluffy that I can’t. I’m wondering if I read the directions for the flour wrong. I used 3 and 1/2 cups of flour. Is that right? It’s not like regular cookie dough at all, not sticky or wet so it won’t form into a ball. Help!
Hi Ami – 3 1/2 cups of flour is correct. I couldn’t say what happened, since I wasn’t watching you make them. I haven’t had any issues with these cookies, but a few other people have said the dough was too sticky to work with, so they put it in the fridge for 30 minutes to firm up. Try that!
thank you for the quick response! I actually just started from scratch. I had to sift out my chocolate chips from the first batch because I didn’t have enough for the 2nd, haha. Anyway, I must have made a mistake the first time b/c the 2nd one turned out perfect, not too dry or sticky. I did run out of vanilla extract, so I didn’t have enough and I didn’t get nearly as many balls out of the dough, so I hope they turn out okay! I guess we’ll find out in 13 minutes! Thanks again!
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These Cookies turned out Fantastic! I followed every direction (normally I don’t) You should. don’t use double stuff though. and they don’t need to be completely gold. since the layers of actual cooke are thinner than normal.
Thank you for the Recipe!
I just made these and they are sooooo good. I could only make 18. I will defiantly be making these again soon :)
I just made these, and they didn’t turn out quite as beautiful as they are pictured here. It took too much dough for me to cover the Oreo completely, so the cookies are HUGE (I could only make about 10, even though the recipe says it makes 24). Next time, I might try to use regular Oreos instead of Double Stuff.
this didn’t work they just melted into a pile of mush.
Sorry Grady :( All I can say is I’ve made them several times without any issues and so have many other people. Then there are some who have run into problems. Maybe you flattened the top and bottom dough around the Oreo too much, instead of leaving a ball? Maybe the temperature of your oven is higher then mine? I have no idea what goes wrong for you and the others. It’s a pretty basic recipe.
So I tried making these . . .and they flopped. I did as comments suggested and cut back on flour, big mistake!! Less flour made them melt, turning them into UFO looking things. It also made the dough super sticky, which wasn’t great to work with. However, they taste and smell AMAZING! If (who am I kidding? WHEN) I make these again I’ll use the amount of flour called for in the recipe. Other then my mistake, these cookies are so good . . .and guilty.
DELICIOUS!! mine took a few more minutes to bake, but they came out SOOO well!! thank you for the awesome recipe!!
I JUST Finished Making These . But I Used Regular , Golden , AND Mint Oreos . The Mint Oreos Inside A Chocolate Chip Cookie ? OH MY GOD . It’s Like Heaven . Hope My Friends At School Like Them As Much As I Do . :))))))
Hi Brianna – I’ve made them with the mint oreos, too. If your friends don’t like them, you need new friends! Ah, I kid. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Cookies!
HILARIOUS remarks. Boy I could relate.
Totally awesome cookies. Thanks! :)
Can I name it. Im making these for a some people and they are good. Name: Mal’s or Mal’s Cookie.
Okay – so I made these tonight and they are AMAZING! I had a box of Candy Cane Joe-Joe’s from Trader Joe’s that I needed to get rid of (for some reason), so I subbed them in for the Double Stuff Oreos. If you enjoy a hint of mint, it was a great substitution. I’m super excited to share these with my coworkers tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Erica – so glad they worked out for you. A minty center sounds sounds like a great variation :D
Holy shmoly I may or may not have peed my pants a little bit upon seeing the photo of this amazing little party for your mouth. Thank you for sharing!!! I will be making them in 3…2…1
Lol. I’m familiar with that reaction, myself. Thanks, Erin!
Thank you so much for this recipe! I made these last night and they were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!
Thanks for the recipe. Going to bake these and put them in a christmas tin for my oreo obsessed brother-in-law as part of his christmas present. He saw a picture of these and was amazed. Can’t wait to see his face when he opens the tin.
These look so good! Me and my friends do a cookie exchange every year and I am definitely making these! Can you use things like Betty Crocker cookie mixes, or do you need to make the dough from scratch?
Hi Bridget – I’ve only made them the way in the recipe, so I couldn’t say what your results would be like with packaged dough, but you could read through some of the other comments who have tried it and see what they say. Thanks!
AWESOME! these cookies are absolutely DEE-lish. my family used Pillsbury cookie dough (cylinder) with the double stuffed oreos. they’re addictive already :). ENJOY !
I just made some, and I see that everyone was having problems with the dough sticking to your fingers. Just spray a little Pam on your fingers, and you’re good to go. Good luck, and thanks for the recipe (:
i tired these except i made them with peanut butter cookies & mixed some regular oreos and mint oreos. i hope you don’t mind that i shared with your link.
http://melissapak.tumblr.com/post/5005499320/tasty-tuesdays-oreo-stuffed-peanut-butter
General rule is us your own photo and link to the original source, so thank you. Recipes are meant to be loved and shared :D So glad you enjoyed them!
Hey, I just tried making these cookie and the only problem that I have is they spread out while baking. So they look like UFO’s. What am I doing wrong? They taste Great but don’t look like the picture!
Hm. I don’t know :( The only thing I can think of is maybe you used too much dough surrounding the Oreo?
The same thing happened me. Just chill the dough for a little while and they’ll come out looking like the picture. That’s what I did. They’re so delicious I just made them for my fam for Christmas Eve.
I just made these to bring to a work potluck tomorrow and they are absolutely amazing!! And addictive….. Thanks for the recipe!
I made these with store bought cookie dough (not the square ones, just the cylinder package) and they turned out AWESOME! Everyone loved them.
What brand of cookie dough did you use? I was wanting to try the same thing. But am worried of how they’ll turn out.
I’m going to attempt making these, I can’t wait. But I’ve heard that 3 1/2 cups of flour were to flowery. I usually make my regular chocolate chip cookies with only 2 1/4 cups of flour. But let’s hope for the best!!!! Thanks for the directions!
I used the 3 1/2 cups of flour, and it was WAY too much. I would definitely recommend using less, 2 1/4 cup sounds better. But otherwise these were GREAT and I plan on trying them again!! Thanks for the recipe!
just made these tonight, and they are absolutely awesome… I chose to substitute part of the chocolate chips with chopped walnuts and – perfection! :)
Greetings Sabrina – so glad they worked out for you! I love the idea of adding in walnuts :D Mmmm.
Can I use store bought cookie dough?
Hi Danielle – a few others have asked the same thing. I honestly couldn’t say…I don’t know if the consistency of store bought would be the same as this recipe. If the dough is too thin, it could run. I also don’t know how many pre-made packages you’d need to buy. However, I say try it! I’d love to know if they turn out.
I started hyperventilating as soon as I inhaled the aura of the dough.
These cookies – NEED TO MAKE!
No exceptions. If you don’t, you’ll regret it later.
Mm, Mm, Mm.
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You need to make these!
It was very sticky, trying to form the sticky dough around the oreo. So what I did was put a bowl of flour on the side, and before I rolled the cookies into balls, I dipped my hands in flour lightly. It helped a ton.
Thanks!
I made them and they are delicious; however, I was beyond frustrated as the dough was stuck all over my hands and not the Oreos…. Any suggestions?
Maybe putting the dough in the refrigerator for 30 minutes would help firm it up before using? I’ve done that with a few other cookie recipes. Also, see Carla’s comment above.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I just had a foodgasm
I just can’t wait to make and try these two of my favorite things together…wow! :) um…I am hungry now….lol…
I cannot wait to try these!
a TABLESPOON of Vanilla?! isnt that a bit much? but other than that- delicious :-)
Hi! I’m 16 and i found your blog via a google search of oreo stuffed choc Chip cookies and I love your blog!! Was curious when did you start this blog?
Greetings Tasneem – Thank you! It’s been a work in progress since I started, which was in January of 2009.
aloha from hawaii.. i absolutely LOVE these cookies! i have 9 older brothers.. (yes i said 9).. (big hawaiian raised family).. and these cookies are a hit! hands down the most favorite cookie of the family!.. let’s just say.. it takes way longer to bake than i can make them for my brothers. however… we need to do a lot of surfing to work them off.. but it’s definitely worth it! and we love surfing so it’s a win-win. mahalo for sharing the recipe. it’s definitely a keeper.
Greetings Nani! So glad your family is enjoying them. And yes, there’s no question that eating even one of these requires aerobic exercise afterwards or they’ll stick to your thighs. Wish *I* could go surfing ;-) Cheers to you and your hungry brothers :D – Amy
Just made them and WOW! I figured out what makes them run–too much cookie dough. If you follow the recipe and use roughly a tablespoon on each side of the Oreo, you’re good to go!
These are incredible. The End.
Just kidding. I have a funny story to share:
When making these I mixed the butter and sugars together expertly, added the eggs and the vanilla like a boss and was then getting ready to mix the dry ingredients together. I saw that I would need a 1 cup and 1/2 cup measuring cups for the flour… but I couldn’t find my 1/2 cup. I found my 1/4 cup though, and that’s when I panicked. Instead of measuring out 3/4 cup brown sugar (dipping in the 1/4 cup 3 times) had measured out 1.5 cups brown sugar (dipping the 1/2 cup 3 times). OOPS! What to do? Double entire recipe and end up with 48 massive cookies. And they have all been awesome.
HA. That is funny. And certainly not beyond my realm of doing the same thing. Was never good with math/fractions anyway ;-) And hey, nothing wrong with 48 of these bad boys…and long as you pace yourself!
My cousin is obsessed with chocolate chip cookies and oreos and now you have just given me a way to combine them both! You’re amazing!!!
Just made these and they are AMAZING!!! I ate two.
I made one to start to see how the cookie would cook and it starts to run. How do I make these without having the cookie dough run? Please help me because I want these to be perfect and want them to be the hit at my boyfriends fantasy draft party.
Hi Shannon – I have never had this problem, however it seems to be a mixed bag…some readers encountered no issues, like myself, where others have had the same question as you. I would recommend you read through some of the earlier comments and the replies to see if you can find a solution. Good luck!
I’ve found that if you soften the butter in the microwave, as opposed to letting it soften on the counter top, the cookie dough runs more and is sometimes even crispy around the edges.
me and my friend was thinking of baking these tonight :D
but i’m from sweden and i’m not sure how much a cup is cause here we use dl but hopefully they’ll turn out great :D
love from sweden
i spent a lot of time in sweden when my family lived in europe as my father was in the army. i believe one cup = 2 dl. that is if you haven’t already figured it out.
my swedish is bad but lycka till!
I just made these and OMG are hey amazing!!! My fiance is going away on a trip this week so he’s taking some with him to share with his friends. I think he’s going to be a huge hit with these amazing cookies!
That’s awesome! And congrats on your engagement – maybe you should serve these at your wedding. HA.
OMG! Thank you, Amy, for sharing this delicious recipe! I was assigned to make dessert for a Sunday School beach day, and I came across the picture and link for your website on Pinterest. I have never made cookies from scratch, but they sounded way too good not to try! I followed the recipe to a tee except I subbed Cool Mint Oreos for the mint chocolate flavor. They turned out just perfect!!!My husband and I just enjoyed one, and I hope we don’t eat them all before the event tomorrow. Thanks again :-)
~Katie
Greetings Katie! Good call on the Cool Mint sub – sounds delish. It is hard to eat just one, huh?…even though they’re humongous! So glad they worked out for you :D
I made these cookies for a picnic the other day. Everyone raved about them and some of the women said they “needed a cigatette after eating them”. HA! Will definitely be making these again! Thank you!!
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love you!
wow. I can’t WAIT to make these.
OH MY FREAKIN GOODNESS!!!!!!!
That is all I have to say about that………
I saw these on a Tumblr post and HAD to make them for my bf. He’s in the navy and always eating ship food so his mouth is watering for these.. They are in the oven right now.. but for kicks I used peanutbutter Oreo’s ;)
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