Several months ago we shared my brother’s chocolate and pecan nut cookie recipe. It was such a success that we decided to make a video of a similar cookie recipe, this time with chocolate and hazelnuts. This is a great, fun recipe to try out with the kids on a rainy Sunday afternoon, and your reward is you get to eat the finished product 🙂
These chocolate and hazelnut cookies are great to have in your cooking repertoire as they’re cheap to make and are always real crowd-pleasers.

Chocolate & hazelnut cookies
We have chosen to share this recipe with you via a video, for a change. Our Clafoutis video recipe went down so well that we’ll be throwing some videos in from time to time to mix things up a bit. You can still find the ingredients and the summary below though.
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Chocolate & hazelnut cookies (video)

Ingredients:
- Wet base
- Butter - 115g (unsalted)
- Sugar - 130g (caster)
- Egg - 1
- Dry base
- Strong white flour - 220g
- Baking powder - 1/2 tsp
- Bicarbonate of soda - 1/2 tsp
- Other
- Hazelnuts - 50g
- Chocolate - 100g (dark)
- Vanilla - 1 tbsp (extract or paste)
Instructions:
Summary:
- Prepare the "wet base" by mixing the butter, the sugar, the vanilla and the egg together
- Prepare the "dry base" by adding the flour, the baking powder and the bicarbonate of soda and mixing everything together
- Break the chocolate and the hazelnuts into small pieces and mix them with the rest
- Roll 8 balls and put them on top of greaseproof paper on a baking sheet
- Cook in the oven for 25 mn at 150ºC
Options:
- You can easily replace the dark chocolate with some milk chocolate for a sweeter taste
- You can also replace half of the butter by the same quantity of peanut butter for even more nuts
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Oh lovely, these look so delicious. Will have to try them
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They are soooooo good! They should really have some kind of warning sticker on them….
Fab video-love your husband’s accent and how yum are those cookies! I think it’s great to have video and recipe content-those who prefer one or the other can discard one, brilliant, would love to see some Christmas recipe videos too! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays
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I know! How can you not crack for that accent and a cook?!? I’ll get him on the case for some Christmas recipe videos 🙂
An amazing recipe! I love the idea of having video recipes, they show you what your mixture and end results are mean’t to look like. Thank you so much for sharing x
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Thanks, I’m glad you liked it 🙂 We’re playing around a bit with video vs photo recipes at the moment, so it’s always good to get feedback.