Seriously, these brown butter & rye cookies are just heavenly. These cookies are crispy on the edges, soft/chewy in the middle, and topped with with flaky salt. This recipe also holds a secret ingredient: toasted milk powder.
These are my go-to choc chip cookies for a bad day: their easy, require zero chilling, and taste AMAZING. Plus, they hold three secret ingredients that amp up their flavor: rye flour, brown butter, and toasted milk powder. Out of these ingredients, brown butter may be one of the most important, as it lends a nutty flavor to the cookie. Rye flour can be substituted for regular, but adding it just takes it to the next level.
Fast Facts!
Contains flour(gluten)
Contains milk and butter
Beginner baking level
Soft and moist
Best Brown Butter and Rye Cookies Recipe:
-makes 12 cookies-
30 min prep time
10 min cook time
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Cookie Dough
75g AP flour
25g rye flour
3/8 tspn salt
3/8 tspn baking soda
84g butter, divided
100g brwn sugar
25g white sugar
1/2 egg
1 egg yolk
1 tspn vanilla extract
6 oz chocolate(any kind, I prefer dark)
1 tablespoon milk powder, optional
Preheat the oven to 375F. Brown the butter: add 56g of butter in a saucepan, and melt over med heat. Add milk powder. Simmer away until the milk powder solids have nicely browned, about 5-8 min.
Pour the browned butter in a large bowl. Add the rest of the butter(28g) and let that melt. Once cooled, add both sugars. Mix with a whisk. Add egg and egg yolk. Mix. The mixture should look smooth, glossy, and thickened slightly. It should fall of the whisk in ribbons.
In a separate bowl, whisk dry ingredients(rye flour, ap flour, salt and baking soda). Add the mixture to the butter mixture. Fold. Add chopped chocolate. Fold
Let sit for 5 min(this makes the shaping process easier)
Portion out 2 tablespoon-size pieces of dough, and bake them on a parchment lined baking sheet for 10 min.
Let cool on the baking tray.
Enjoy! These cookies can last up to a week in an airtight sealed container, room temp.
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