Ok, who loves Twix candy bars, besides me, me, me? The caramel is so gooey and nom, nom, nom. And the milk chocolate. Oh, hello.
I made some of these and took them in a Ziplock to pick up the kids after school. I didn’t hear a peep out of them for a few minutes, because they were so busy eating.
These easy shortcake Twix thumbprint cookies are a piece of cake to make, too.
The ingredients and the directions are listed at the bottom.
Add the butter, sugar, and baking powder to a bowl. Make sure the butter is room temperature. If you’re like me and forget to set out the butter, or decide to make cookies at 10 p.m. at night, you can pop it in the microwave for a few seconds. I usually warm it up for about 2-30 seconds.
Beat the mixture until it’s fluffy for about 1-2 minutes. I love fluffy butter, especially with sugar, or cinnamon, or honey…you get the idea.
Add the egg and vanilla. It smells so good. I just want to stand there and smell it. Ah, makes the world a happier place to smell such sweet things.
Add the flour, one cup at a time. Your beaters might get covered in a lot of dough toward the end. I scraped all the dough out of the beaters and used my spatula. It’s a pretty thick dough, which makes it easier to roll into balls.
Roll the dough into 1-inch balls and set about 2-inches apart on the cookie sheet. Press your thumb in the center until you’ve made a little indentation. I go a little overboard with the indentation. I want a lot of room for my caramel. After all, that’s the most important part. Oh, and the chocolate. And the cookie. Ok, it’s all the best.
Bake for 20 minutes and set on a cooling rack. I put tin foil underneath the cooling rack, and when I put the caramel on I haven’t make a huge mess to clean up later.
If I could fit my head underneath the cooling rack to catch the dripping caramel and chocolate I would. Trust me.
Add some heavy cream to the caramels and microwave in 20-30 second intervals, stirring each time.
Are you getting excited?
Pour the caramel into the indentation. Let the caramel cool so you’re not losing any when you dip it into the chocolate.
Add some heavy cream to the milk chocolate chips. If you don’t, you will end up with some pasty chocolate and not be able to dip the cookies in.
Microwave in 20-30 second intervals, and stir it up.
Finally, dip the cookies into the chocolate and set them out to cool. And, then eat them!
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Briana
Tuesday 10th of October 2017
How many cookies do this recipe make approximately?
Thank you!
Julie Pollitt
Tuesday 10th of October 2017
Hi Briana! It makes approximately 24 cookies. Enjoy!
Kat (The Baking Explorer)
Tuesday 10th of October 2017
I love Twix and these cookies sound amazing!
Julie Pollitt
Tuesday 10th of October 2017
They turned out so delicious! Thanks for stopping by!
Melissa
Sunday 8th of October 2017
Now this is a cookie that I could go crazy over! They look so good and gooey delicious-Thanks for sharing at Friday Frenzy this week. PINNED
Julie Pollitt
Sunday 8th of October 2017
Hi Melissa! Thanks so much. I've eaten a bunch this week!
Kelly @ Kelly Lynns Sweets and Treats
Thursday 5th of October 2017
Ooooh I am drooling! I want to eat like ten of these right now!!! XOXO
Julie Pollitt
Thursday 5th of October 2017
Ha ha! I've debated hiding them so I can have them all to myself. ;)