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Chocolate Peanut Butter Spider Cookies They are creepy, delicious, and delicious, This recipe is great to make Halloween Cookies!
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies
You might think at first, however, don’t fret. The spiders are much more scared of you than they are of them.
Particularly after learning that they’re made from the chewy Peanut Butter Cookie dough as well as chocolate truffles. The chocolate peanut butter spider cookies are worth a try for you, as soon as you can find one you’ll be in danger.
Halloween Cookies
Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday for making treats.
The transformation of delicious food into creepy creations brings me back to that giddy-goose-bump feeling of Halloween night. It gives me the feeling of a child once more.
Cookies that are the Original Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies
Today, I’m sharing a new twist on one of my favorite cookie pairings Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies, and in a way to fill your stomach with terror.
These cookies are sort of cute, don’t they?
I’m not sure if I should hug them or squash them, squash them… and even eat them.
I’m going to go with option 3.
P.S. This article was posted a while back, and this spider-peanut butter cookie topped with chocolate truffles is all over the internet! But, this is an original recipe that was copied over and over again.
When you’ve had them for a taste I’m sure you’ll see the reason.
Peanut Butter Cookies with Chocolate Truffles
The heart of every Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie is the Lindt (Lindor) Chocolate Truffle. I like the soft and creamy centers, but you can choose any chocolate truffles that you buy from the grocery store you like the most. Be sure to measure them approximately an inch in size.
I made a recipe for peanut butter cookies and formed them into balls. Then, I baked the balls for 10 minutes, or until they formed domes. Then I rapidly pressed a cavity into each baking before baking throughout the process. This gives them a unique round crackly shape that’s ideal for Halloween.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Spider Cookies
After the cookies are cooked and nearly cool to the point of adding a truffle in each of the cavities. Make sure that the cookies are slightly above room temperature so that it melts enough to stick to the biscuit. It isn’t a good idea to let it melt completely.
Then, pipe chocolate legs onto then the chocolate peanut butter spider cookies in order to create them appear like spiders. All they require is eyes.
If we were to be precise, we’d be adding an additional eight eyes… however, I think they’re better with two eyes.
These adorable Halloween cookies make a great and fun treat. And they’re so easy for kids to make!
Spider Cookie Ingredients
- unsalted butter for the best taste and texture of cookies. I use unsalted butter to reduce the amount of salt in baked goods.
- Peanut butter that is creamy The distinctive flavor of the recipe for cookies.
- brown sugar to enhance flavor and sweetness.
- Grated sugar for the sweetness and crunch.
- Vanilla extract enhances the flavor of cookies.
- Egg – Used to hold the dough.
- A wide-ranging flour A perfect base for soft, chewy cookies.
- Baking soda and baking powder for lifting during baking.
- Salt All baked goods require a little salt.
- Chocolate truffles I chose Lindt Truffles. But you can make any chocolate truffles that you like.
- Chocolate chips that are semisweet to pipe the spider legs.
- The candy eyes are available in the cake decorations section of many grocery chains.
Ingredients
US Customary – Metric
- 1/2 cup butter that is unsalted softened
- 3/4 Cup delicious peanut butter
- 1/3 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup Sugar granulated
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 large egg
- 1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 24 chocolate truffles in around (I made use of Lindt Truffles)
- 3/4 cups semisweet chocolate chunks
- 48 eyes that are candy
Instructions
- Preheat the oven until 350° F. Place two baking pans with parchment and put them aside.
- Put the softened butter and peanut butter together in the mixer, and beat until they are fluffy. Add the sugars and mix until the mixture is fluffy. Scrape the bowl, and then beat with the egg and vanilla.
- Separately, in a bowl, mix the flour baking soda, baking powder, and salt together. Set the mixer to low to blend the flour mixture.
- The dough for cookies should be rolled into 24 1 1/2 tablespoon-sized pieces and put 12 of them across each baking sheet. Cook for 10 mins. Remove the cookies from the oven. Use a pestle quickly to create a cavity within the middle of each cookie. Place them back into the oven for another 6 to 10 minutes, or until they are golden.
- While you’re at it, take out all chocolate truffles. After the cookies have come taken out of the oven, allow them to cool close to the temperature of the room (but not extremely warm) and then place one truffle inside the inside of each cookie. In the event that the cookies become too hot, they will melt the truffle. When the cookie is cold and the truffle isn’t sticking, it won’t be able to stick. (You may also hold off until your cookies are cool and then stick the truffles with chocolate to ensure safety.)
- In the microwave, melt the chocolate chip for 30 seconds in intervals, stirring between until the chocolate is smooth and melted. Pour the chocolate that is melted into the zip bag. Close the bag, and cut off a tiny portion of the corner to make an opening. Pipe eight legs onto each cookie, beginning with the truffle’s body and working and working down.
- Then, use the remaining chocolate to attach 2 eyes to each spider. The chocolate should cool until it becomes firm enough to serve.
Halloween Spider Cookies FAQ
Can I Make Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Cookies?
Absolutely! Make use of the 1-to-1 gluten-free cake mix as an alternative to wheat flour. If the truffles are made of pure chocolate, this entire recipe is gluten-free!
Can I Freeze These Spider Cookies?
Yes. But, like all cookies, if you store the cookies and put the cookies in containers, and stack them together, they might not appear as attractive when you take them out of the freezer.
I Can’t Find Chocolate Truffles
You could also make miniature peanut butter cups or the old-fashioned Russel Stover-style chocolates.
I Can’t Find Candy Eyeballs
You can make use of eye candy that is red hot or even pipe tiny dots to create eyes using colored frosting.
