A cake like this cookie pie should actually be banned. Because it looks so pretty and colorful, tastes wonderfully sinful, and is not necessarily healthy, to say it in a roundabout way.
Taste and Occasion
The cookie pie is also sooo delicious - and with its appearance, a real good mood cake. If you bake it for a kid's birthday party, you'll be rewarded with enthusiastic eaters!
I came up with the cookie pie recipe because I wanted to bake all sorts of favorite sweets. And is there a better way to do that than in raw cookie dough? Cookie dough, which I could eat anytime, anywhere, anyway (here's my recipe for brownies with cookie dough)!
Ingredients
All kinds of treats, candy bars, and chocolate leftovers are suitable for cookie pie. Colorful chocolate lentils like Smarties or M&M's look especially nice; "Rolo" (little chocolate-caramel-drops) give the pie a slight "depth" (but sink quite a bit during baking), the black and white mini Oreos are always a good choice anyway ;-).
The cookie pie turns out nice and chewy (a bit like the classic chocolate cookies), so it's not crispy and baked through, but still a bit soft and creamy, especially in the middle.
How to make the Cookie Pie
First of all, line a tart pan (preferably with a straight edge) or a springform pan with baking paper or grease and dust with flour. Preheat the oven to 340°F/170°C. Let the melted butter cool slightly. Whisk well in a bowl together with eggs and sugar. Now, add flour and salt to the bowl and whisk vigorously but briefly. Then, fold about half of the M&Ms into the dough and spread the dough into the baking dish.
After this, spread the remaining M&Ms on top of the pie along with the Rolo and Oreo candies, pressing them very lightly into the dough. Bake cookie pie for about 15-20 minutes. The time is very rough as every oven bakes differently. With this recipe, you must be especially careful that you don't want the pie to be completely baked through but remain minimally fudgy.
Top Tip
One more note on the "kid-appropriateness" of the cookie pie recipe: yes, cookie pie is a treat, not a staple food. But it's better to offer kids homemade baked goods from time to time than to have them buy sweets from the so-called "baker" (usually an in-store bakery). The purchased things often contain butter, flour, sugar, and artificial products such as glucose syrup, dyes, and the like. That's why it's better to bake cookies yourself, preferably together with your children. This way, they immediately learn a more natural approach to real food. And now have fun with the good mood recipe, the colorful cookie pie!
Recipe Card
Cookie Pie
Equipment
- 1 tart pan (9.5-10 in / 24-26 cm)
Ingredients
- 140 grams (⅔ cup) butter, melted
- 2 small eggs
- 130 grams (⅔ cup) brown sugar
- 200 grams (1 ⅔ cups) all-purpose flour
- 2 pinches salt
- 150 grams (⅔ cup) M&M's
- 50 grams (3 ½ tablespoons) Rolo, chocolate caramel bites
- 50 grams (⅓ cups) mini Oreo, double cookies
Instructions
- Line a tart pan (preferably with a straight edge) or a springform pan with baking paper or grease and dust with flour. Preheat the oven to 340°F/170°C.
- Let the melted butter cool slightly. Whisk well in a bowl together with eggs and sugar.
- Add flour and salt to the bowl and whisk vigorously but briefly. Fold about half of the M&Ms into the dough. Spread the dough into the baking dish.
- Spread the remaining M&Ms on top of the pie along with the Rolo and Oreo candies, pressing them very lightly into the dough. Bake cookie pie for about 15-20 minutes. The time is very rough as every oven bakes differently. With this recipe, you have to be especially careful that you don't want the Pie to be completely baked through but remain minimally fudgy.
Ingredient substitutions
Variations
If you don't like raw cookie dough or cookie dough as much as we do, you can leave the pie in the oven longer.
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