Chocolate Chunk and Almond Cookies

Dairy Free
Health score
1%
Chocolate Chunk and Almond Cookies
45 min.
40
210kcal

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If you’re on the lookout for a delightful treat that perfectly balances rich chocolate and the nutty crunch of almonds, then you’ve stumbled upon the right recipe! These Chocolate Chunk and Almond Cookies are not only indulgent but also dairy-free, making them a fantastic choice for those with dietary restrictions or anyone simply looking to enjoy a lighter twist on a classic favorite. With just 45 minutes needed, you can whip up a batch that yields an impressive 40 cookies — perfect for gatherings, parties, or even just to keep on hand for a sweet snack during the week.

What sets these cookies apart is their unique texture; the combination of chopped toasted almonds and luscious semisweet chocolate chunks creates a wonderful contrast that will leave your taste buds dancing. And the best part? This recipe is incredibly versatile! By doubling the batch, you can enjoy fresh-baked cookies now while saving the remaining dough for later. Simply roll, freeze, and bake at your convenience, ensuring that you always have a delicious cookie option on hand for unexpected visitors or late-night cravings.

So preheat that oven and get ready to treat yourself (and your friends) to some mouthwatering Chocolate Chunk and Almond Cookies that are sure to impress everyone!

Ingredients

  • ounces almonds toasted chopped
  • 40 servings grands flaky refrigerator biscuits 
  • 12 ounces bittersweet chocolate chopped ( or chips)

Equipment

  • baking sheet
  • oven
  • aluminum foil
  • ziploc bags

Directions

  1. Make the cookie base recipe, adding the chocolate and almonds. Shape, bake, and cool according to the base recipe.To Make Now and
  2. Bake Later: When you mix a batch of cookies, double the recipe.
  3. Bake half the dough according to the recipe and divide the rest into 4 equal portions.
  4. Roll each portion into a log about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Wrap each log in plastic, then place in a resealable plastic bag. To save yourself time and hassle, label the bag with the flavor, the oven temperature, and the baking time, adding 3 to 6 minutes to the regular oven time. Freeze the dough for up to 3 months. To bake, slice the frozen dough into rounds about 1/2 inch thick, making as few or as many as you would like.
  5. Bake on a parchment- or foil-lined baking sheet.

Nutrition Facts

Calories210kcal
Protein4.99%
Fat51.39%
Carbs43.62%

Properties

Glycemic Index
1.85
Glycemic Load
11.23
Inflammation Score
-2
Nutrition Score
4.449565185153%

Flavonoids

Cyanidin
0.07mg
Catechin
0.04mg
Epigallocatechin
0.07mg
Epicatechin
0.02mg
Eriodictyol
0.01mg
Naringenin
0.01mg
Isorhamnetin
0.07mg
Kaempferol
0.01mg
Quercetin
0.01mg

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:209.58kcal
10.48%
Fat:12.01g
18.48%
Saturated Fat:4.25g
26.56%
Carbohydrates:22.93g
7.64%
Net Carbohydrates:21.54g
7.83%
Sugar:9.29g
10.33%
Cholesterol:0.51mg
0.17%
Sodium:99.72mg
4.34%
Alcohol:0g
100%
Alcohol %:0%
100%
Caffeine:7.31mg
2.44%
Protein:2.63g
5.25%
Manganese:0.3mg
14.87%
Vitamin E:1.46mg
9.73%
Iron:1.48mg
8.21%
Copper:0.16mg
8.03%
Vitamin B2:0.12mg
7.32%
Vitamin B1:0.11mg
7.16%
Magnesium:26.54mg
6.64%
Folate:23.93µg
5.98%
Fiber:1.4g
5.6%
Vitamin B3:1.09mg
5.46%
Phosphorus:54.23mg
5.42%
Selenium:2.57µg
3.67%
Vitamin K:3.69µg
3.52%
Zinc:0.45mg
3.01%
Potassium:93.64mg
2.68%
Calcium:16.54mg
1.65%
Vitamin B6:0.03mg
1.33%
Vitamin B5:0.12mg
1.23%
Source:My Recipes