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How to Make Chocolate-Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
Want an easy recipe that's tasty and perfect for kid's birthday parties and other special occasions? Read on to learn how to make chocolate-dipped cookies on a stick! These are delicious, and both children and adults love these! They have the added bonus that the popsicle stick keeps the chocolate off of kid's hands and minimizes the mess!
Warning! Once you serve these chocolate-dipped cookies or bring them as a hostess gift, you will be constantly be asked to make them!
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Warning! Once you serve these chocolate-dipped cookies or bring them as a hostess gift, you will be constantly be asked to make them!
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The Ingredients for Chocolate-Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
1.468 g/16.5 oz homemade cookie dough or store bought, enough for 2 sheets full. (I used premade Pillsbury Chocolate Chip cookie dough, but you can use your favourite brand and/or flavour.)
2.300 g/10.5 oz of milk chocolate (I used a plain chocolate bar).
3.100g/3.5 oz of white chocolate (I used a plain white chocolate bar).
4.Two (2) cookie sheets.
5.Twelve-twenty popsicle sticks (I used rainbow-coloured sticks, but use regular ones if there are dye contamination concerns).
6.Two sauce pots (one big one, one small one that can fit inside) or double boiler with no drain holes.
7.Fancy ribbons of your favourite colour to decorate the sticks (not shown).
8.Wax paper (optional).
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Only 6 Cookie Dough Balls Per Sheet |
1.Make medium-to-large sized balls of cookie dough, maximum 6 to a regular-sized cookie sheet.
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Insert Popsicle Stick Into the Cookie Dough, Push Into the Center |
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Arrange Cookie Dough Balls with Sticks on the Sheet Position so they don't "melt" into each other |
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The Chocolate Chip Cookies on a Stick Hot from the oven |
1.Bake the chocolate chip cookies on a stick at 350° F/180° C for 9-12 minutes (I baked mine for about 12 minutes). Be sure to check regularly, so they don't burn and spoil the recipe.
2.Remove cookies on a stick from the oven once done, and allow to cool (for about 1 hour or until fully cooled).
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Melt the Glorious Milk Chocolate! |
Step 4: Melt the Milk Chocolate!
1.Fill a large sauce pot (or double boiler with no drain holes) with water and bring to a boil.
2.When water is boiling, insert second smaller pot inside large on (like a double boiler). Be sure that water will not boil into smaller pot. Reduce temperature to medium.
2.Break the milk chocolate into squares and drop into small, empty sauce pot.
3.Stir chocolate until all the pieces have melted, and chocolate sauce is smooth.
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"Dip" the Cookies with Chocolate Sauce |
Step 5: "Dip" the Cookie on a Stick into Melted Milk Chocolate!
To avoid the chance of cookies snapping off the popsicle stick, follow these instructions and avoid disappointment.
1.Spoon melted milk chocolate over the top of the chocolate chip cookie on a stick. You may choose to coat both sides of the cookie, one side, etc...but this recipe yields enough chocolate to dip the cookies 1/3-1/2 with chocolate, on both sides.
2.Allow excess chocolate to drip back into the pan, and smooth the chocolate sauce with the spoon so it's evenly coated.
2.Allow excess chocolate to drip back into the pan, and smooth the chocolate sauce with the spoon so it's evenly coated.
3.Put directly onto the cookie sheet, or lay on sheets of wax paper for best results.
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Lick the Pot of Chocolate, Set Cookies to Cool! |
Step 6: Allow Chocolate to Harden in Fridge
Now is the time to take a short break and allow the milk chocolate to harden in the fridge, for about 30-60 minutes. If you do not wish to add white chocolate to the recipe, go straight to step 8. Allow the jubilant child of the house to lick clean the pot!
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Melt the White Chocolate, Don't Overheat! |
Step 7: Melt the White Chocolate & Drizzle!
Important: white chocolate does not have the same constitution as milk chocolate, and if you over melt it, it will start to bunch up. Should that happen, add a bit of milk to the mixture, and your recipe will work great!
1.Fill a large sauce pot (or double boiler with no drain holes) with water and bring to a boil.
2.When water is boiling, insert second smaller pot inside large on (like a double boiler). Be sure that water will not boil into smaller pot. Reduce temperature to medium.
2.Break the white chocolate into squares and drop into small, empty sauce pot.
3.Stir chocolate until all the pieces have melted, and chocolate sauce is smooth. Do not overheat, or mixture will become too firm! (Simple add a bit of milk, should this happen.)
4.Remove the chilled cookies on a stick from the fridge. Take a spoon and drizzle white chocolate carefully over the milk chocolate portion. If chocolate is too firm and will not drizzle, add some milk to mixture and reheat.
5.Once again refrigerate for 15-30 minutes, or until white chocolate has hardened.
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These Chocolate-Dipped Cookies on a Stick are Almost Ready! |
Step 8: Decorate the Popsicle Sticks & Enjoy!
Once white chocolate has hardened, decorate popsicle sticks with small ribbons in a colour of your choice. If you wish to use as party favours or give as gifts, you can wrap the cookies in cello.
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So Fun & Easy to Make (and Eat)! Chocolate Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
See the photo gallery, below, to see the chocolate smiles that these chocolate-dipped cookies bring!
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The Final Product: Chocolate Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
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Smiles All Around! Chocolate-Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
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Love at First Bite! How to Eat Chocolate-Dipped Cookies on a Stick! |
What is your "hallmark" dessert that everyone always asks you to make? What is your very favourite baked dessert? Do you think that these chocolate-dipped cookies would be well-received in your circles?
yum! these look soo good. My hallmark desert would be eclairs. Although I do think those cookies could be a new fave!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy! You must have special talent to make eclairs!
DeleteThat looks absolutely delicious! you can't go wrong with chocolate on top of chocolate =)
ReplyDeleteMelinda
Chocolate + chocolate = :)
DeleteCan I firstly say that I am jealous of your son licking the chocolate spoon!!?? ;) These look delish and super simple to make! My daughter would love to make these with me and the ready to bake dough makes that super feasible! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCrystal, the ready to bake dough was perfect. Without the extra step of making it, it really freed up time to do the rest.
DeleteGreat pics! I love the one of your son licking the chocolate spoon! I can totally relate (with my kids of course :) I think I'll try this one out. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFariha, when he was done he was COVERED in chocolate and in heaven!
DeleteGreat directions for what looks like a super tasty treat that anyone would love! I know I could hunker down a few of those lol
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My husband enjoyed these, although he's not big on sweets.
DeleteIt's one of those moments where I can't help but think...why didn't I think of that! Those sound delicious. The Christmas baking ideas are already flooding my brain.
ReplyDeleteRanda, Christmas baking is going to be so easy this year with Pinterest. Do you have a Christmas baking board?
DeleteFirst I want to say your children are so CUTE! Girl your busy!
ReplyDeleteI made these for Christmas one year to give to all the little people in our lives. So easy and FUN!
Thanks Tammy! You're just as busy as me, I know!
DeleteOkay - my mouth is WATERING! These look AMAZING and I KNOW my "circle" will receive it rather well. That is, my family circle, circle of moms, circle of tots, extended family circles... Good gravy - this will be a hit. Thanks for the great directions!
ReplyDeleteDe Balino, thanks "sweet" of you to say! Thanks for the nice comment.
DeleteWhat a great idea! I am sure they will go over well, may try making them with the sugar cookie dough at Christmas and decorate them with sprinkles after dipping them in the chocolate. (Judy Cowan)
ReplyDeletegood idea but I would worry about the dye coming out of the sticks into the cookie while baking Chandra Christine O'Connor
ReplyDeleteEveryone in this house would just LOVE these cookies!! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou can never go wrong with Swiss. All that decadency.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThose look soooo good..... But sooo bad for you lol
ReplyDeleteThis is such a delicious and adorable idea! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy!! I sell Velata (it's fondue), and the chocolate I have would be so good with these cookies. My favorite dessert is this German cake my Grandma makes. You can put whatever fruit you like in it. I like apples and strawberries
ReplyDeleteMMMMM looks delicious - thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteNow I want a chocolate covered cookies on a stick. Those look yummy and fun to make with the kids as well
ReplyDeleteMmmm...these cookies look amazing and so fun to make! Definitely could go for one or 2 right now! ;-)
ReplyDeleteStopping by from the SITS! :-)
what a fun idea!!! and they look so delicious my goodness. could really go for one of those cookies right now and skip dinner lol
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing!!! I might have to try it, even though I'm not really a baker. My boys love any kind of food that comes on a stick :) although they love cookies anyway. This is just fun too though!
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What a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteI am freakin' craving a cookie on a stick now!! Jenna, how could you do this to me! This is such a great idea. I never thought of putting cookie on a stick and then dip it in chocolate!
ReplyDeletethese look so delicious and fun! thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy and cute, too! I've gotta make these with my grandchildren! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great alternative to cake pops!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. My girls would love to make these.
ReplyDeleteMy kids would LOVE these. Thanks for another great idea. The kids are going to have an amazing summer !
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an activity that even I can do and not mess up. I'm feeling brave enough to try this with the kids. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good. Planning on making these with the kids this weekend to start off their summer vacation.
ReplyDeleteI can see your children were delighted with your baking session. They do look good and the fact that they are on a stick also means less mess that always seems to get everywhere. :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing idea for a kiddies birthday party. Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteRainy day in Calgary so going to have a family baking afternoon and these are now on the menu.
ReplyDeleteThese look super cute and easy to make!! I am gonna make a batch with the kiddies! Thanks for the idea :)
ReplyDeleteThese are cute, and definitely more special than "just a cookie".
ReplyDeleteI love this and I can think of lots of ways to change it up! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I can't wait to try making for my next event
ReplyDeleteI would love to make these for my son's class for the last day of school!
ReplyDeleteThese are delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool thanks for sharing , great idea to make with my Grand kids , Treen Goodwin rafflecopter name
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