Chocolate Chip Cookie Cups, Filled with Ice Cream. Check Our Step-By-Step Guide To Bake Up A Sweet Treat For Your Loved Ones. Simple and quick, these rich chocolate chip cookie cups are easy to make from scratch when you're craving a sweet treat. Our homemade chocolate chip cookie dough is baked over an upside-down muffin tin and then the cookie cups are filled with ice cream, mousse, or pudding for serving.

They can be simple just filled with nuts or candy or very festive tiny ice cream sundae's or moose cups topped with whipped cream! The best part is when you finish all of the ice cream and realize there is still a big, fat, soft, gooey chocolate-chip cookie waiting to be devoured! Baked chocolate chip cookies made into ice cream cups? You can cook Chocolate Chip Cookie Cups, Filled with Ice Cream using 13 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Chocolate Chip Cookie Cups, Filled with Ice Cream

It's of all-purpose flour.
You need of baking powder.
You need of salt.
It's of unsalted butter, ( 1 stick ) at room temperature, ( no subsitute, for best tesults ).
You need of shortening, such as crisco brand, ( no substitute for best results ).
It's of granulated sugar.
It's of light brown sigar, packed.
Prepare of large egg.
It's of vanilla extract.
Prepare of mini semi- sweet chocolate chips.
You need of scoops of ice cream of choice.
You need of chocolate sprinkles.
Prepare of whipped cream.

So I greased up some non-stick muffin tins (our favorite brand is USA PAN, made here in Pittsburgh PA), and shaped the cookie dough into little cups inside the muffin tins. Mold your cookie bowls around an upside-down muffin tin. We recommend creating a base by placing a small ball of cookie dough on top of each cup, then wrapping with a circular cutout of flattened cookie dough. Bake according to your favorite cookie recipe instructions and let cookie bowls cool.

Chocolate Chip Cookie Cups, Filled with Ice Cream instructions

In a large bowl, beat butter, shortening and both sugars until light and fluffy, add egg and vanilla and beat in..
Combine flour with baking powder and salt in medium bowl, whisk to combine..
Add flour mixture to butter / sugar mixture and mix just until blended. Fold in chocolate chips..
Divide dough into 10 balls. Place on parchment lined platter and refrigerate until very cold, at least 2 to 3 hours..
Have ready regular standard cupcake tins. Turn cupcake tins upside down. Cover every other cupcake tin bottom with foil liners, or cut foil to fit over bottom smoothly. Spray foil liners with non stick spray..
Preheat oven to 350.
Remove balls of dough from refrigerator and roll two at a time between two sheets of parchment paper, to about 1/8 inch thick. Keep dough cold while rolling each group..
Peel dough carefully from parchment paper and drape over foil coverered tin. With floured hands, to prevent sticking, mold dough onto tin, trim bottom and fill any cracks..
Bake for 7 to 10 minutes, depending on how thick your dough was molded. They should be light golden brown..
Cool in pans for 10 minutes, then very carefully run a small sharp knife to loosen. Remove and cool completely before carefully removing foil liners..
*Note* The reason not to use all butter or subsitute margerine is that the dough will expand to much and spread off the cups. The shortening, butter combination is important. The other important step is to have the dough thoroughly chilled..
Fill each cooled cup with a small scoop of ice cream, top with whipped cream and sprinkles. Or fill with any of your own creations!.
I filled these with ice cream, but there are endless possibility's. Fill with fruit, yogurt, pudding, candy, nuts, moouses trail mix, or anything you can think of! Keep in mind if filling with wet ingredients to fill close to serving time as the cookies will soften if left to long..

Add scoops of ice cream, and get ready to smile! This recipe came about as a total accident. When I was a teenager, I wanted to make chocolate chip cookies in mini muffin pans, but the centers sank in. In a pinch, I filled the centers with icing and voila! My friends would beg me to make these every week.