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Get your tastebuds ready for this deliciously gooey red velvet Nutella stuffed cookies. These stuffed cookies are so addictive: you've been warned.
So there is kind of exciting news for my house that probably isn't exciting for anyone else. We finally caved and got TV back after a year without it.
I think the breaking point was missing out on The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones last year and then our blueray dying a couple of weeks ago.
Anyway, I hate to admit it, but I am excited to be able to catch up on The Walking Dead and not have to wait for things to come out on Netflix and hide from any and all spoilers.
In celebration, I thought I'd do something different and try to use up the rest of my red velvet emulsion I bought for Halloween. I've always wanted red velvet cookies before, so I thought this would be something really fun.
I love stuffed cookies (as you already know... I mean come on, it's the American way), and I haven't used Nutella in a while.... so red velvet Nutella stuffed cookies seemed like a delicious combo.
And it was. It really, really was. How can I explain the deliciousness that is a red velvet Nutella stuffed cookie? It is so rich and incredibly moist and the edges are nice and crispy.
And that Nutella.... oh that Nutella. It just oozes out once you take a bite (but not so much that you need to wear a bib while you eat). It is the perfect combination and I think I will need to make more of these cookies soon.
I gave some to the neighbors and almost regretted it. I guess I will need to make more. Not mad about it... not mad at all.
Craving More Cookies?
You need to try these brownie-stuffed cookies and these cinnamon roll cookies. Chocolate lovers will love these giant double chocolate cookies and these German chocolate cookies. For the holidays, everyone loves these brown butter snickerdoodles,triple ginger spice cookies, and these chocolate peppermint cookies.
Recipe Card
Red Velvet Nutella Stuffed Cookies
Amanda Powell
Deliciously gooey red velvet Nutella stuffed cookies. Perfect for satisfying any sweet cravings you may have!
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Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Cook Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Servings 18 cookies
Calories 82 kcal
Ingredients
- 1 ⅔ cups 213 grams all-purpose flour
- ¼ cup 32 grams Dutch processed cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon 5 grams baking soda
- ½ 2.5 grams teaspoon salt
- ½ cup 113 grams unsalted butter, room temperature
- ¾ cups 165 grams lightly packed light brown sugar
- ¼ cup 50 grams granulated sugar
- 1 egg room temperature
- 1 tablespoon 14.3 grams milk, room temperature
- 2 teaspoons 10 grams vanilla extract
- 1 ¾ tablespoons 23 grams red velvet emulsion (or regular red food coloring)
- ¾ cup 131 grams chocolate chips, plus extra for topping.
- 18 teaspoons 114 gramsNutella
Instructions
Mix together the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
Beat the butter and both sugars together until light and fluffy.
Mix in the egg and beat well.
Beat in the milk, vanilla, and red velvet emulsion (or red food coloring).
Add in the flour mixture and mix until combined. Fold in the chocolate chips.
Chill the dough for an hour. At the same time, drop teaspoon dollops of Nutella onto parchment paper and freeze.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and line two baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.
Take out 1 tablespoon of dough and place a frozen teaspoon of Nutella onto the dough.
Add another half tablespoon of dough over the Nutella and cover the dollop.
Roll the dough between your hands to form a ball. Repeat the the remaining dough and Nutella. You may need to chill the dough again halfway through. I found the dough to be a bit sticky. I also kept my Nutella in the freezer and took out a teaspoon as I needed it because it thaws out fairly quickly.
Bake the cookies for 9 - 10 minutes. The cookies will still be puffy. Gently press down with a spatula and top with mire chocolate chips if desired.
Notes
Recipe adapted from Sally's Baking Addiction
Nutrition
Serving: 1gCalories: 82kcalCarbohydrates: 16gProtein: 2gFat: 1gPolyunsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 11mgSodium: 47mgSugar: 7g
Keyword cookies, nutella, red velvet
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Baker, photographer, and sometimes world traveler behind A Cookie Named Desire. Obsessed with helping people live life sweetly with delicious food to share with the special people in your life and creating lasting memories.
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Comments
Dawn says
I just made these and they’re delicious, but they turned out more brown than red. Do you think it’s the type of cocoa? They’re still amazing.
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Amanda Powell says
It could be the cocoa powder used, or it could've been the food coloring. I find gel food coloring or red velvet emulsion has stronger pigmentation
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Lory says
Hi! The cookies turned out great but there was no red colour....they came out brown. I've used liquid food colouring and the dough was a very dark red before baking but when I took them out ,they were brown,like chocolate. What did you use ?
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Amanda Powell says
I find that the gel food colors work really well, they tend to be more potent. Wilton has great gel food colors! I also like using red velvet emulsion from LorAnn Oils
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Renee says
So gooooood
Can i make them crincle cookies any tipsReply
Amanda Powell says
Hi Renee! I’ve never converted a regular cookie into a crinkle cookie, so I’d have to try and do some research and testing on that. In the meantime, you can see what happens! (It shouldn’t affect the overall taste besides making it a bit sweeter if the cookie doesn’t crinkle right)
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Ivone says
After scooping the cookies out roll each cookie in powdered sugar, place them in a baking sheet and flat them slightly with the palm of your hand. Place cooking sheet in the fridge to firm up the cookies a little, just 5 to 10 minutes before baking. As it cooks, the leavening puffs up the cookie. As the dough softens and it flattens out, it will cracks the outer shell.
I hope it helps!Reply
Mawahib says
Mine turned out Great!!! Thank you ❤️
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Tania says
Hi. These look amazing. Could I omit milk from the recipe? Will I need to replace it with something else? I am looking at keeping these cookies for a long duration, that's why want to avoid dairy. Let me know pls.
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Amanda says
You could technically use water, but there is dairy in the butter, Nutella, and chocolate chips, too! To keep them for a while, I would also recommend possibly freezing them!
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NIKITA says
Can we usa you substitute for egg?
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Amanda says
There are a few vegan egg replacements you can try, but I've never tried it using anything but eggs before!
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Mimi says
How to store the left over frozen nutella dropplets for next time? So they don't stick to each other?
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Amanda says
- can freeze them on the baking sheet, and once they are thoroughly frozen, place them in an airtight container which you may keep in the freezer.
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Nicole says
Can I use Hershey unsweetened cocoa powder instead of the dutch pressed?
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Amanda says
Yes, that should be okay
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Cook says
What should I do if I can't get parchment paper
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Amanda says
You can use a silicone baking at if you have one or aluminum foil that has the thinnest layer of flour to keep the cookies from sticking. I hope that helps!!
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Cook says
Thnx
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