Are words really necessary right now?
Chewy
Chocolatey
Red velvety
Deliciousness.
I think that will suffice.
Red Velvet Chocolate Chip Cookies
from How Sweet It Is
1 box Red Velvet cake mix
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3/4 cup chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350.
Combine cake mix, oil, eggs, and vanilla. Mix until a dough forms. Fold in chocolate chips. Roll into balls and bake at 350 for 8 minutes.
Makes about 24 cookies.
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I'm a senior in college, juggling my aspirations to become a doctor with my passions for baking, new experiences, love, and life. Last semester, I studied abroad in Dublin, and I had the time of my life exploring incredible new places, opening my eyes to a whole new world, and being continually amazed at the wonders surrounding me, and I am so blessed to have had this opportunity to be able to witness them. I hope to provide some inspiration and musings on this crazy beautiful world, while making your day a little bit brighter.
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I need to make these.
Thats so perfect…need to try them soon
These will be great for Halloween!
The colour is very deep and the kids would love them.
Thanks for the recipe :)
*drool* these look amazingly gooey and delicious. I would never think to have a red velvet cookie but I love the Halloween-y effect it has!
No words necessary. The pictures say it all. Pure deliciousness!
hello! wow these look super velvelty devily! like lily said, it has a halloweeny effect. awesome!
These look lovely! I’m going to make them in a couple days for Christmas Eve – do you suppose M&M’s will work just as well?
thank you so much! :) i’m very sorry that it’s Christmas Eve and i haven’t gotten back to you…I’ve been traveling and just got home a few hours ago! M&M’s should work great! I’d love to know how they turned out :)
I made this today and they tasted good but did not look anything like yours. They did not crack on the top and look moist on the outside even though they were on the inside. When I rolled them into balls I put oil on my hands. Should I have done that , and Do you think that caused them to look different?
hmmm…well i always chill my cookies before i bake them and then roll them into balls. other than that…i’m not sure what happened! i didn’t put oil on my hands so maybe that contributed to it. I’m glad they tasted good at least!
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Ooooh these red velvet cookies look so gooey and wonderful!! So glad you joined our cyber cookie exchange!
thank you!! thanks for having me :)
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I made these last night; I was a bit scared when the dough was more like cake batter than thick, cookie batter. I also ended up with cookies that looked more like little cakes. rather than your beautifully cracked, crunchy looking morsels. Delicious none the less. I have to say that I modified the recipe slightly, The eggs and veg oil didn’t seem to make the mix wet enough so I added the prescribed amount of water it directed on the box. That may be why it was more cake like. Ill keep messing with these because they were such a crowd favorite <3 ty again
These were very good came out perfect! To the previous post don’t follow directions on box just add the cake mix with the ingredients listed in this recipe only do not also add the ones on the box
So glad it came out great!!!
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Making these right now….so far so good! Can’t wait to try one!
Awesome!! I’d love to hear how you liked them!