Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie (Deep Dish Chocolate Chip Cookie)

IMG_1136Mom, I am hungry what can I have for a snack? “How about some freshly baked chocolate chip cookies?” Yay! Screams followed by some crazy dancing around the house! Sounds familiar? 🙂 Of course, is there anything better than devouring warm chocolate chip cookies which are still soft and gooey on the inside, straight as they come out of the oven? Actually in my house they are devoured even before they go into the oven! LOL ! Nothing like chocolate chip cookie dough! Well I am pretty sure many of you feel the same …that must be why we have chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream!

Now one thing that I have to admit I do not really enjoy doing is to bake a large batch of cookies. You have to constantly keep an eye on them so that they don’t get overdone.  My normally supportive and encouraging family have told me a couple times that ‘cookies is not your thing’. Touche…but it is true…. I have yet to master the art of getting a perfectly soft and chewy cookie everytime I bake them. Sometimes I end up with slightly burnt edges, sometimes they are underdone so I have to put them back and sometimes I don’t spread them around enough on the baking pan so they all coalesce into some weird shapes (instead of perfectly round ones!)

So imagine my elation when I came across the ‘deep dish chocolate chip cookie’ or as I like to affectionately call it ..’the chocolate chip cookie pie’ while eating out at a buffet place recently where the desserts counter was the size of a large kitchen and where my kids and I hovered around the most!  Now why hadn’t I thought of this before? All you do is take the entire chocolate chip cookie dough and just dump it into a deep baking dish or a pie dish and turn it into a huge, gigantic cookie …how incredibly creative!  Best part of this innovation is that it actually is less work than baking individual cookies! Now how sweet is that (pun totally intended!) ? Plus the bonus is you get the perfect ‘soft and gooey center and a crispy on the outside texture’ for all the pieces! 🙂

OK So in the last 7 days I have made this twice already! And since summer vacation continues for another month, I am thinking that I shall probably be baking this many more times in the coming few weeks! Btw its’ not just the kids who are unable to restrain themselves from gobbling up this pie as soon as it comes out of the oven… 🙂

I also did a video of this recipe –

 

Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie (Deep Dish Chocolate Chip Cookie)
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Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Prep time: 
Cook time: 
Total time: 
Serves: 16
 
A delicious pie that resembles a chocolate chip cookie! Slightly soft in the center with crispy edges - sinfully perfect!
RecipeIngredients
  • ½ cup granulated sugar
  • 1 cup packed brown sugar
  • 1 cup or 2 sticks unsalted butter, softened
  • 2 tsp vanilla
  • 1 medium size egg
  • 2¼ cup all-purpose flour
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • ½ teaspoon salt
  • 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
  • extra chocolate chips to top
RecipeInstructions
  1. Method:
  2. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
  3. In a parchment paper or a large plate, add the flour, baking soda and salt and mix well using a sieve.
  4. In a large mixing bowl, cream together the sugars and the butter.
  5. Add vanilla and eggs and mix until just combined.
  6. Stir in the flour mixture.
  7. Using a wooden spoon, add the chocolate chips.
  8. Take the dough and dump half of it onto a greased 8 inch pie dish or a round deep baking dish.(Reserve the other half of the dough in the refrigerator if you are going to bake it immediately or freeze it for later use)
  9. Sprinkle the extra chocolate chips on top
  10. Bake approximately 8-10 minutes or until edges look crispy and brown, but centers are still soft.
  11. Enjoy while warm!
Notes
1. Make sure you take butter out of the fridge and keep at room temperature to let it soften.
2. About 8-10 minutes baking should be sufficient although the time may vary depending upon the kind of pie dish you use.
3. Slice and serve when warm. If not eating immediately, warm for a few seconds in the microwave or oven before serving to get the really soft center and crunchy outside texture.

 

 

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  1. This dish needs more time in the oven. 8-10 minutes way far from cooked. The middle was in the same condition in which I put it in the oven. 20 minutes sounds about reasonable

    • Hi Bri I am sorry that you needed to cook for longer time. hmm…in my oven I have never needed to bake it beyond 10 minutes. Was your oven at 375 deg F? And was this for the fresh dough that was at room temperature? After you freeze the dough, you need to fully thaw it before baking it. thanks for your feedback though – I will once again pay attention to the baking time when I bake this next.

  2. Mmm… chocolate chip cookie pie…. It looks like the Fiesta Friday guys and girls are just waiting for these pies to come out of the oven! They would also make the cutest mini skillet pies, if I borrowed a friend’s mini skillets…. 😀

    • yes isn’t it? The first time I saw it I was so delighted and had to make it immediately! I find that its easy to ‘not mess up’ with the pie as one could with the cookies. All you need to do is bake them and then slice it and have it warm! 🙂

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