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For this oatmeal chocolate chip salted caramel cookies recipe, I went in a little bit of a different direction with the ingredients than what you normally see with my recipes.
The oatmeal cookies use white sugar, light brown and dark brown sugar to bring a caramel note into the cookie dough itself.
The dough is thick and packed with oats, chocolate chips and caramel chips, so it will require quite a bit of arm strength to completely incorporate everything.
You can have Oats and chocolate caramel cookies using 12 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Oats and chocolate caramel cookies
- You need of Quater cup better.
- It's of Third of a cup plain flour.
- Prepare of Quater cup semolina flour.
- It's 3 of quater cup oats.
- You need 4 of table spoons brown suger.
- You need 3 of quater cups variety chocolate pieces mainly with caramel.
- You need of Quater cup orange juice.
- You need Pinch of salt.
- You need 3 of level teaspoons baking powder.
- You need 1 of teaspoonCinnamon powder(optional).
- You need 2 tablespoon of cooking oil.
- You need 2 tablespoons of good dark cocoa powder.
Place the flour, oats, baking powder, and baking soda in a separate bowl; mix well and add to the wet batter. Beat until everything is well incorporated. Scrape down the sides of the bowl before adding the chocolate chips and caramel chips. Slowly add in the chocolate and caramel chips just until they are evenly distributed.
Oats and chocolate caramel cookies step by step
- Semi Melt the butter and stir.
- Then add the orange juice,the oil and brown suger..
- Mix to combine enough in order to melt the suger..
- Then add in the chocolate chunks or any other alternative ingredients(see options in extra the notes i added).You may need to break them down a bit depending on initial sizes..
- Combine well all ingredients..
- If dough is bit sticky or harder to handle...you can collect to form a roughly round dough and add in fridge for about half hour...then can take out and work with while less sticky.
- If dough is not collecting well..can add in a table spoon or two of the orange juice..just enough to enable ball formation.
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- Ape the ball by pressing the dough lightly in hand palm.
- It is easier to make roughly the balls first and flatten while on the tray staring to flatten in middle by using palm end..and then pressin eithet by spoon fork or finger tips etc...be creativ if you like and even get kids involved.
- Then form medium size balls and flatten to about 4 or 5 millimeter thickness round shape.try make it as even thickness as possible.
- Then put in tray bit apart and bake in preheated oven about 20 to 30 minutes..
- Keep checking when cooked you can tell by the aromas and slightly harder outside and nice gooy centre!.
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