Donna Dundas is an experienced family food blogger who has been creating easy and wholesome recipes for over 7 years. If you prefer you could make Chocolate orange chip cookies, just break your chocolate orange up smaller, and add milk or dark chips instead of chunks.

Chocolate Orange Cookies - Fabulous Family Food by Donna Dundas Chocolate Orange Cookies - Fabulous Family Food by Donna Dundas

I use 1tsp orange, but you could add 2 if you wanted more flavour, and compensate with 1tbsp more flour. I take my chocolate orange cookies out of the oven when the edge is just hard, and the centre still looks quite underdone.Terry’s Chocolate Orange Cookies with big chunks of orange and dark chocolate in a chewy orange flavoured cookie dough are an incredible treat for all chocolate orange fans. You can also substitute 30g cocoa for 30g flour, either with or without the orange flavour for Chocolate orange cookies with cocoa powder. If your cookies don’t spread at all, you can still press them down a little when they first come out of the oven.

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I like the texture that you get from this mix, and while I use caster sugar in most bakes, I just think granulated has a better feel in a cookie.I know lots of recipes roll the cookie dough into balls, and then put these in the fridge but that never works for me. Always bake on baking paper ( I use this re-usable (affiliate link) and if you bake in batches (I do 6 per tray, and put the dough bake in the fridge until I need it) make sure the tray and paper are cool before you add more cookie dough.

If you’ve only got caster, just use that, if you haven’t got brown, don’t worry, just increase the white. My recipes focus on reducing waste and stress and are perfect for families looking for easy and tasty meal ideas. You can make Chocolate orange cookies with fresh orange juice if you have it, but you will need more juice than extract, which has a stronger flavour.Yes, we make chocolate chip cookies too, but I love making chewy cookies with massive chunks of real chocolate.