Loaded with chunks of chocolate and sprinkled with flaky sea salt, this Salted Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie is the perfect dessert for sharing with others!
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Holiday Baking
Baking during this time of year is simply the best! Back-to-school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years…there’s so many excuses to make delicious desserts. My favorites to make on rotation are Skinny Vanilla Cupcakes, decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies, Snowball Cookies, and Chocolate Mint Crinkle Cookies, BUT most of all, I enjoy making and eating chocolate chip cookies! Especially this Salted Chocolate Chip Skillet CookieΒ … it’s perfect for sharing over the holidays AND it’s sure to turn an ordinary day into something special.
I know what youβre probably thinking:Β Itβs just a bigΒ cookie, right?Β I mean,Β it looks like a normal cookie … golden color, melted chocolate chunks, crinkled edges and melt-in-your-mouth interiors β¦ but one bite and youβll realize just how amazing this is. I credit 2 things, the baking method and its βsecret ingredientβ (agave) for adding a subtle, caramelized flavor, chewiness and softness that will last for days (think soft-batch cookies).Β
Little Oven, Big Results
Perhaps best of all, is that this salted chocolate chip skillet cookie was made so easily in my newΒ Calphalon Precision Control™Β Countertop Oven,Β Β which is part of a new line of Calphalon™ electric appliances now availableΒ exclusively at TargetΒ (yet another reason to love Target). All it takes is a few minutes to make the dough in one little bowl, press it into the skillet, add more chocolate chunks to the top of the dough and sprinkle on the sea salt.Β The sea salt + chocolate combo is truly amazing so don’t skip this step! THEN bake in yourΒ Calphalon Precision Control™Β Countertop OvenΒ . It’s microwave-sized, countertop oven heats up much more quickly than my big oven and the baking is faster and more precise, too. Talk about a win-win! Β Β
Convenient & Pretty
I forgot to mention that when I baked this chocolate chip skillet cookie, I had a lasagna in the big oven, cooking at a different temperature. Itβs so convenient to have another great option to use for baking, especially around the holidays when the oven is usually monopolized for hours by things like stuffing and casseroles!
Although, nothing beats the convenience of having an extra oven, I was surprised at how easily thisΒ Calphalon Precision Control™Β Countertop OvenΒ won me over.
First of all, it looks pretty. This oven has classy and sleek design that looks great sitting out on my granite countertop. And the matte black finish and durable, brushed chrome handles add to its hip-looking appearance, which blends in nicely with my built-in stainless steel appliances.
And if you’re a big baking nerd like me, the control panel was a breeze to use. With dials that allowed you to program 8 different modes (baking, pizza, broiling, roasting, toasting, bagels, defrost, reheat…. it’s all there) and then having a baking temperature to the most specific degree is a big deal.
Convection is a Baker’s Friend
And don’t even get me started about the convection setting. Don’t even! Because it’s freaking awesome. Their Quartz heating technology along with turbo convection delivers 30% more even heat. It baked up my salted chocolate chip skillet cookie perfectly, giving it that beautiful crackly top. But because the confection setting blows air around to spread out the heat evenly, the center of my cast-iron skillet cookie finished baking in the same time with the edges, producing a nice even color, and a consistent soft texture throughout. Gotta love that.
Baking Made Simple
Do you know what else I love? I love the simplicity of this Salted Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie recipe. I already shared just how easy this is to make, but do you realize how big of a deal that is? Holidays are crazy busy and having a tried and true dessert, that can be whipped up in a matter of minutes is a MUST! And knowing that it’s vegan, gluten-free and allergy-friendly….this treat will be enjoyed by all your friends and family.
Time to make some cookies and do that Happy Dance!
Salted Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
Ingredients
- 2 1/4 cups 1-to-1 Gluten-free flour (or All-purpose)
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 cup vegan butter
- 1 cup light brown sugar, packed
- 1/4 cup agave
- 1/8 cup water
- 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup vegan chocolate chunks (or chips)
- flaky sea salt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 325° for convection or 350° for regular bake. Lightly spray 9" skillet with cooking spray and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, cornstarch, baking soda and salt.
- In a large bowl, beat together butter, sugar, agave, water and vanilla extract for about 2 minutes, or until smooth and creamy. Slowly beat in flour mix until incorporated then fold in chocolate by hand.
- Spread out into prepared skillet and top with extra chocolate then sprinkle lightly with some sea salt.
- Bake 15 minutes, or until edges are golden.
- Serve warm with ice cream as a scoopable dessert or allow to cool and cut into pie shape serving sizes.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 10 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 391Total Fat: 24gSaturated Fat: 15gTrans Fat: 1gUnsaturated Fat: 7gCholesterol: 53mgSodium: 508mgCarbohydrates: 43gFiber: 1gSugar: 30gProtein: 3g
Nutritional information is only an estimate based off of using an online calculator. Numbers will change depending on brands used.
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Sarah Dowsett says
Would a pie dish work for this too?
Nicole Dawson says
Yes ma’am, it sure will.
jenna urben says
This looks so yummy! Love that it’s vegan π I have some agave that I’ve been wanting to test out. Perfect excuse haha thanks
Dianne says
Oooo…. I have oven envy! That would look so nice on my countertop. And the cookie would look nice in ma belly!
Kathy Hester says
I need to make this ASAP! I love Chocolate Chip Cookies and Have been looking for one to make in a skillet.
Jennifer says
This looks amazing and I need that toaster oven!!
Nicole Dawson says
I didn’t realize how much I’d use it, but I do all the time now. It’ll come in handy for the holidays
Alisa Fleming says
I saw this picture and was immediately smitten. Then I spotted “salted” in the title, and this turned into a MUST MAKE recipe! You outdid yourself on this one Nicole.
Jessica says
Looks yummy! What can I use to replace the sugar? Thanks
Nicole Dawson says
Hey Jessica, You can either try cutting back the amount of sugar or sugar something like Allulose (that’s what I’ve been using) which bakes like sugar but is lower glycemic, keto friendly and lower calories.
Cadry says
Oh, this looks incredible! There’s a chain in California called BJ’s, and they sell skillet cookies as desserts. They call them “pizookies,” because they’re cookies in a pizza pan. I adored them before I went vegan! This recipe gives me a chance to enjoy them again.
Jules Shepard says
What a beautiful dessert…beautifully delicious! the best cookie is #1 gluten free, #2 chocolate chip and #2 ginormous! Love this!
Nicole Dawson says
Thanks Jules! Chocolate CHip is my fav cookie so the bigger….the better.
Celeste Noland says
Oh. MY. This looks sooooo good! I love the idea of having an oven like this so I can bake cookies without heating up the house. Also, I had no idea a small oven like this could be convection, this is awesome!
Nicole Dawson says
Oh yes, I love having the extra little oven around just for that reason alone. It’s nice not heating up the whole house and it’s also coming in handy during the holidays.
Kimberlea Pirrone says
This looks amazing. Do you if (birch) xylitol work in place of the sugar?
Nicole Dawson says
I wish I could tell you with certainty. But I havenβt tried it. However, I have made this with Allulose (which is an option similar to stevia) and it worked well.
Cassidy @ Cassidys Craveable Creations says
Wow, this looks soooo yummy!!!! Nothing beats a chocolate chip skillet cookie with a big ‘ol scoop of vanilla ice cream!!!
Nicole Dawson says
Completely agree!!
Karie says
Would maple syrup work in place of agave?
Nicole Dawson says
It should be an easy swap. And delicious too.