Uh WOAH you guys this cookie dough is honestly one of our favorite recipes we’ve ever made. And we rarely ever say that. Like we hesitated even sharing this recipe with you & just opening up a cookie dough store instead because it’s that good. But we’re nice & decided to share it with you. You’re welcome. The best part is it’s totally egg-free meaning you can eat the entire thing in one sitting & it’s considered safe!! Safe, not healthy, but safe none-the-less. Anyway after doing just that & eating half the dough (don’t judge until you try it yourself), we decided to bake the rest of it & see what happens. Turns out it makes ridiculously delicious cookies too. Hello perfect recipe! Once you make the dough per the instructions below simply scoop it (we used a regular sized ice creams scooper) onto parchment lined baking sheet roughly 2 inches from one another, preheat the oven to 350F, plop the tray in the freezer while your oven is preheating, bake ’em for 15 minutes, & eat them hot! Or cold, they’re honestly so great every single way.
- for the dough:
- ½ cup packed brown sugar
- 4 tbsp butter, softened
- Pinch of salt
- 1 tsp lemon juice
- 1 tbsp milk
- ½ cup flour
- add-ins:
- ¼ cup freeze dried blueberries
- pinch of lemon zest
- In large mixing bowl combine all dough ingredients with an electric mixer until smooth. You will know it’s done when it has formed a giant ball of dough. Gently fold in add-ins with a spatula. Serve & enjoy!
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I can imagine the taste! I bet it is delicious! Thank you! Planning to make it on weekend!
Yay!! You’re going to love it! xo
Love this fun take on an egg-less cookie dough! Blueberry and lemon sounds like a fantastic combination, can’t wait to try it!
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Yay!! Enjoy! xo
This is delicious! Just made it and it’s lovely.
YAY!! Thank you so much, Ana! Happy to hear that 🙂 It’s one of my favorite recipes! XO
May you use fresh blueberries and use lemon extract in place of the zest?
Hi Maureen! You can most likely use fresh blueberries just be careful mixing them in so they don’t “pop” 🙂 You can try lemon extract instead of the zest but I’d use it very sparingly as you don’t want the dough to become too liquid-y. Unfortunately we’ve never made it with either so no guarantees but you should be a-ok! XO
Such an easy recipe…will definitely try for sure…can I replace milk with blueberry crush
Hi there! Not sure if replacing the milk with a cocktail will work as the milk adds the creamy texture and a cocktail would have added sugars. Sorry! X