Have you tried the Becel Anything Goes Cookie Dough Recipe?! I highly, strongly, urge you to try this cookie recipe. My daughter and I made a batch and the results were chewy, soft, and truly delicous cookies. Take the Becel Anything Goes Cookie Dough Recipe and add in your favourite cookie add-ins for all your holiday baking!…
To make Chocolate Drizzle cookies…
An aside: I am a big kids-in-the-kitchen fan. Plus, I happen to LOVE baking. However, I’ve never been much of a cookie maker because I always found it cumbersome (i.e. taking out the butter to get to room temperature, making the batter, spooning the batter into parchment paper to make a roll, chilling the batter for an hour…etc… — way too much work for a busy Mom like me). Which is why I am strongly recommending this Becel Anything Goes Cookie Dough Recipe it is SUPER EASY (i.e. not cumbersome at all!) cutting out so many of the traditional icebox cookie steps. Plus, totally a kids-in-the-kitchen activity to do as a family.
Start with the Becel Anything Goes Cookie Dough Recipe. Once you have the batter mixed. Use two tablespoons to spoon on to non-greased cookie sheet. Preheat oven according to the Becel recipe and bake according to the Becel’s timing instructions (8 minutes at 375C). Allow to cool on a cookie rack.
Note: the Becel recipe says it makes 52 cookies however my daughter spooned quite BIG cookies and as such we made 30 cookies.
In a microwaveable bowl pour in 1 cup HERSHEY’S CHIPITS Milk Chocolate Chips and 1 tbsp water. Microwave high 30 sec. Take out (be careful – it will be hot). Stir with a fork. Return to microwave for another 30 seconds. Remove and stir consistently until chocolate becomes liquid enough to drizzle with a fork. 
Take the cooled cookies and place them on wax paper (parchment paper would work as well) on a flat surface. Drizzle the melted chocolate with a fork over the cookies. Use all sorts of directions. Younger kids will need help (as the chocolate will be hot). However, my 12 year old was all over solo-chocolate-drizzle duties.
Once cookies are sufficiently drizzled then sprinkle on coloured sugar (we used green and red for holiday spirit). Transfer wax paper to cookie sheets and chill in fridge for an hour to allow the chocolate to firm up.
Store in an airtight container. Yum!
That’s awesome! It’s like a stash buster for cookies.
I’m not the cookie maker in the house. Hubby loves to make the cookies with the kids. Its their bonding time. Wish I could catch it on camera, but he so camera shy. LOL
We love to make cookies in our house. Those sound so good. I can’t wait to try these.
That looks AWESOME!! We make cookies every christmas it is a tradition, so I will add these to the christmas cookie baking list.
Cookies are a must this time a year. What a cool recipe! I can’t wait to try it!
I imagine would son would want to throw in some Reese’s Pieces in his mixture. He loves cookies and love letting him help make them.
Cookies are fun to make with the family. The kids can get really creative with what they could add to their cookies.
Yum. We love making cookies, and the kids especially love helping. I think its a great way to have some fun bonding time and let the kids be creative and do what they want!
Oh those look so good. Kids would love joining in to help bake and decorate the cookies!
Wow! This would cut my holiday baking down so much! I need to look into this.
These cookies look so delicious and easy to make. I will have to try this recipe this weekend.
These look super easy and fun to get the kids involved. They would love to go to town with the drizzle!!! I mean who could pass up making a “mess” on cookies with chocolate! love it
We are collecting cookie recipes to make this weekend. We are going to have a bake day to stock up on holiday treats.
I love trying new cookie recipes. These look delicious with the chocolate drizzle.
Those cookies look so pretty and yummy. Perfect for parties or gift giving for the holidays, too.
Last week, I made Coconut Duan Pandan Cookies that won the 2014 ICC Cookie Games. It was difficult and took me two days to bake the whole batch due to the labour involved. Today, I made a variety of cookies from Kraft Canada’s What’s Cooking Festive 2000 edition using only three ingredients. It was not as labour intensive as last week’s new recipe. Whenever I do a recipe for the first time, I evaluate it, make substitutions and prepare to make it allergen free. Due to this, making desserts is more intensive and costly, depending on the materials involved. Cookie making is by far more challenging to me than cakes as each is individually shaped since, not all recipes call for droping cookies on the baking sheet.
These look so good!! I love to make new cookies for the holiday season!
This looks like a great recipe! I love the chocolate drizzle idea. I’m going to have to try this out.
The cookies look amazing. Next time, I’ll drizzle my cookies with chocolate.
Send me all the cookies! I’m so excited I can put all of my baking energy to use. These look so yummy!
These look super yummy and perfect for this time of year! I am a big fan of a chocolate swizzle!
These are kind of my favorite. We are hosting a cookie swap party, and these should be on the menu!
You got me at “anything goes”! I love getting creative with recipes.
Yep! It’s my go to recipe for cookies and I can adapt them to anything.
great recipe for the kids to make..anything goes ..sounds like yummy fun!
I still need to try this cookie dough, but Becel is the only margarine that I buy, it’s actually the only one everyone likes in our home, so I can imagine the cookie dough is awesome!!
These cookies look amazingly yummy and so easy to make !
These cookies look delicious I use Becel for making cookies
That looks so good!
Cookies are so much fun to make! I like to make them with my granddaughters! Great recipe!
this sounds quick and easy….I will give them a try and maybe try some of the add ins on the becel website!