Espresso-filled cookie cups

Espresso-filled cookie cups

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"Coffee and cookies is always a winning pair, and with this clever cookie cup, we combined both in one for ultimate satisfaction."
Difficulty
Medium 👍
Preparation
45 min
Baking
20 min
Resting
120 min

Ingredients

2Servings
MetricImperial
30 g
butter (soft)
25⅔ g
sugar
25⅔ g
raw cane sugar
tsp
salt
tsp
vanilla extract
egg yolk
73⅓ g
flour
33⅓ g
dark chocolate (divided)
flour for dusting
2
espressi
edible gold for garnish
chopped almonds for garnish
chocolate sprinkles for garnish
milk for foam (optional)

Utensils

mixing bowl, spatula, ruler, knife, rolling pin, 6 x 6-cm / 2.5-in. metal baking tins, plastic wrap, baking sheet, oven, parchment paper, saucepan, thermometer, heatproof bowl, pastry brush, refrigerator, espresso machine

Nutrition per serving

Cal433
Fat20 g
Protein6 g
Carb60 g
  • Step 1/7

    Add butter, sugar, raw cane sugar, salt, vanilla extract, and egg yolk to a mixing bowl and mix by hand or with a spatula until well combined. Add flour and knead until combined and a firm dough has formed.
    • 30 g butter (soft)
    • 25⅔ g sugar
    • 25⅔ g raw cane sugar
    • tsp salt
    • tsp vanilla extract
    • egg yolk
    • 73⅓ g flour
    • mixing bowl
    • spatula

    Add butter, sugar, raw cane sugar, salt, vanilla extract, and egg yolk to a mixing bowl and mix by hand or with a spatula until well combined. Add flour and knead until combined and a firm dough has formed.

  • Step 2/7

    Lightly flour work surface and roll dough out until 3 – 4-mm/1/8-inch thick. Cut out rectangles that are approx. 6 cm/2 1/3 in. high and 19 cm/7.5 in. long. Set aside remaining dough.
    • flour for dusting
    • ruler
    • knife
    • rolling pin

    Lightly flour work surface and roll dough out until 3 – 4-mm/1/8-inch thick. Cut out rectangles that are approx. 6 cm/2 1/3 in. high and 19 cm/7.5 in. long. Set aside remaining dough.

  • Step 3/7

    Wrap dough rectangles around the inside of the metal tins, making sure to seal the seams tightly by overlapping the dough and pushing the two layers together. From the remaining dough, cut out circles the size of the tins to serve as the base of the cookie cups. Press the dough circles into the tins and seal the seams between the bottoms and the walls tightly.
    • 6 x 6-cm / 2.5-in. metal baking tins
    • plastic wrap

    Wrap dough rectangles around the inside of the metal tins, making sure to seal the seams tightly by overlapping the dough and pushing the two layers together. From the remaining dough, cut out circles the size of the tins to serve as the base of the cookie cups. Press the dough circles into the tins and seal the seams between the bottoms and the walls tightly.

  • Step 4/7

    Place the cups on a parchment-lined baking sheet and refrigerate for approx. 30 min. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 180°C/350°F. Bake the cups for approx. 10 min., then turn upside-down and bake for approx. 5 - 7 min. more. Leave cookie cups in the tins to cool for approx. 10 min. When fully cooled, they can be carefully taken out of the forms.
    • baking sheet
    • oven
    • parchment paper

    Place the cups on a parchment-lined baking sheet and refrigerate for approx. 30 min. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 180°C/350°F. Bake the cups for approx. 10 min., then turn upside-down and bake for approx. 5 - 7 min. more. Leave cookie cups in the tins to cool for approx. 10 min. When fully cooled, they can be carefully taken out of the forms.

  • Step 5/7

    Set up a double-boiler by placing a heatproof bowl over a small pot of simmering water. Place half of the chocolate in the heatproof bowl and melt. Take off heat once it has reached 50°C/122°F. Set aside. Add rest of chocolate and gently stir.
    • 33⅓ g dark chocolate
    • saucepan
    • thermometer
    • heatproof bowl
    • spatula

    Set up a double-boiler by placing a heatproof bowl over a small pot of simmering water. Place half of the chocolate in the heatproof bowl and melt. Take off heat once it has reached 50°C/122°F. Set aside. Add rest of chocolate and gently stir.

  • Step 6/7

    Once the mixture has reached 32°C/90°F, start to glaze the cookie cups with a pastry brush. To make sure the inside of the cups are leak-proof, apply two layers of the chocolate to the insides of the cup. To form the rim, dip the cup into the chocolate and let the excess drip off. If you like, garnish the cups with chocolate sprinkles, chopped almonds, or once the chocolate has dried, with edible gold dust. Transfer cookie cups to refrigerator to chill for approx. 20 min.
    • edible gold for garnish
    • chopped almonds for garnish
    • chocolate sprinkles for garnish
    • pastry brush
    • refrigerator

    Once the mixture has reached 32°C/90°F, start to glaze the cookie cups with a pastry brush. To make sure the inside of the cups are leak-proof, apply two layers of the chocolate to the insides of the cup. To form the rim, dip the cup into the chocolate and let the excess drip off. If you like, garnish the cups with chocolate sprinkles, chopped almonds, or once the chocolate has dried, with edible gold dust. Transfer cookie cups to refrigerator to chill for approx. 20 min.

  • Step 7/7

    Once chocolate has set, the cups are ready to be filled with espresso. If you like, top the espresso with milk foam. Enjoy!
    • 2 espressi
    • milk for foam (optional)
    • espresso machine

    Once chocolate has set, the cups are ready to be filled with espresso. If you like, top the espresso with milk foam. Enjoy!

  • Enjoy your meal!

    Espresso-filled cookie cups

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