Learn how to make a perfect single serve chocolate chip cookie in the microwave! Satisfy your sweet tooth in minutes with this super simple microwave dessert recipe.
We love baking a whole batch of gooey chocolate chip cookies from scratch and eating them right out of the oven, but sometimes an entire batch is too much (because we have zero self control). This recipe is perfect for when you just need a single serving dessert that you don’t feel like sharing with anybody.
This microwave cookie recipe is versatile and you can get wild with your mix-ins too! Since there is no egg, this cookie recipe can be made entirely vegan using a dairy free butter substitute. It can also be totally gluten free if you need it to be using a 1-1 gluten free flour blend that your trust.
Microwave Chocolate Chip Cookie
Make this super simple Microwave Chocolate Chip Cookie in just one minute! Top it with a generous scoop of your favorite ice cream for the perfect single serve dessert.
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5 Comments
Louise Cain
on 11/11/21 at 7:45 pm
There is an error in the recipe. The 3 teaspoons of flour should be 3 tablespoons of flour.
I tweaked the recipe a bit, I used 1 Tablespoon butter & 1 Tablespoon water and added 2 -3 Tablespoons more flour so the dough was less runny more like a cookie dough. Cooked up and tasted much better.
This was pretty bad – basically microwaved crumbs. It seems like there is nearly enough moisture for the ingredients – are you sure you weren’t supposed to add an egg or something?
This recipe was an absolute travesty for me and my family. The final product was miserable, even the chocolate chips had little sad faces on them. I would give this recipe one point out of ten just because I could see it being used as a biochemical weapon.
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There is an error in the recipe. The 3 teaspoons of flour should be 3 tablespoons of flour.
I tweaked the recipe a bit, I used 1 Tablespoon butter & 1 Tablespoon water and added 2 -3 Tablespoons more flour so the dough was less runny more like a cookie dough. Cooked up and tasted much better.
This was pretty bad – basically microwaved crumbs. It seems like there is nearly enough moisture for the ingredients – are you sure you weren’t supposed to add an egg or something?
This recipe was an absolute travesty for me and my family. The final product was miserable, even the chocolate chips had little sad faces on them. I would give this recipe one point out of ten just because I could see it being used as a biochemical weapon.
In step 2, are The ingredients supposed to be mixed with the melted butter?