Dark Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
This Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie recipe baked in a skillet is the fastest and easiest way to make a giant, gooey, warm cookie!
Who is in the mood for a giant, chewy, delicious and BEST Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie ever? I am! Just writing about it right now is making my mouth water and you have every right to be angry with me for not sharing this recipe with you sooner.
I have been making this Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie for almost every special occasion for at least a year now. Everyone always loves it and it’s perfect to serve to company! It’s as easy as it looks and it comes out beautifully every single time.
On a side note, I don’t get sick that often, but I had the flu last week and am just starting to feel normal again (or normal for me, at least!). I’m pretty sure it had something to do with the sick guy hacking up a lung next to us on the plane last week. Mr. Wishes got sick right away and then graciously passed it on to me a few days later.
OK, back to the giant Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie. I love to cook in cast iron skillet and appreciate ANY recipe that can be done in 1 pan….try it and serve it warm. Oh, and since it’s in a skillet it only counts as eating ONE cookie, right?
If you’re loving this Dark Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie, definitely check out my Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Chip Cookies and Levain Bakery Chocolate Chip Cookies. I also highly recommend my super gigantic Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies.
You can conveniently see my whole collection of cookie recipes in one place if you prefer. Enjoy!
- 1 stick Unsalted Butter
- ½ cup Granulated Sugar
- ½ cup Light Brown Sugar
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- 1 large Egg
- 1-½ cup All-purpose Flour
- ½ teaspoons Baking Soda
- ¼ teaspoons Salt
- 1 cup dark or Semi-sweet Chocolate, Cut In Chunks OR use semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips (I used the chips pictured above)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Melt butter in an 8 inch cast iron skillet (12 inch if you're doubling the recipe) and set over medium-low heat (or use other oven safe skillet).
- Stir in sugars and vanilla and remove from heat. Let rest until pan is warm, but no longer very hot, about 15 minutes (you don't want the chocolate chips to start to melt when mixing in).
- Crack an egg onto the butter and sugar mixture, and use a fork to whisk it into the mixture.
- Place flour, baking soda, and salt on top, and very carefully stir into the mixture until smooth and well-mixed. It may take a few minutes to come together, but it will.
- Stir in chocolate chunks. Place in the oven for 15-25 minutes, or until starting to turn golden on the top and around the edges, but still soft in the center. Mine was perfectly done right at 22 minutes (I always use a 12 inch skillet and double the recipe! For an 8 inch, check it starting at 15 minutes.).
- Serve warm with vanilla ice cream on top!
Recipe source: adapted from tastykitchen.com
Wow, this looks delicious, Ashley! Can’t say no to a giant skillet cookie (:
Thanks, Monica!
I’m glad you’re feeling better! I always come home with some kind of bug from some other sick person on a plane trip… sucks. I Love your pictures of this gorgeous sweet treat, Ashley! Thinking of making this in the morning for when the milkman comes with my delivery. …I always leave him a treat. (=
At least I caught it on the way home instead of the way there! 🙂
Feel better! I’m sure this gigantic cookie helps 😉
Oh..it DOES 🙂
And now I officially NEED a cast iron skillet!! 😉
You should get one! I use mine all the time.
I love these one bowl type recipes. It makes everything so easy and quick!
I agree!!
I love how gooey and chewy this looks…it’s sure to please everyone! Ghirardelli dark chocolate chips are fantastic!
Thanks, girl!
Oh yum! Nothing like a giant cookie with dark chocolate, no less!
Thanks, Marcie!
The bigger, the better when it comes to cookies! Well . . . at least until the cookie doesn’t fit into your oven. 😉
LOL you’re so right!
Also, I’m glad you’re starting to feel better! No fun being sick, especially with the flu. 🙁
Thank you! The flu stinks!
I’ve been meaning to try a skillet cookie – this looks amazing, Ashley!
Definitely try this! Thanks, Eva!
OMG, just give me that skillet and a spoon and I’m SET.
Haha love it!
oh sweet heaven…that slice of ooey gooey giant cookie…..IDIE
LOL Kayle!
I’m so happy that you’re feeling better now! And this cookie looks wonderful, I’d keep it all to myself haha 😉
Awwww thanks!!!
This is amazing !
I would even love to hide it after I’ve cooked it and eat it all by myself
Hahahaha I wouldn’t blame you!
Wow… that’s a HUGE cookie I can have all to myself! 😉 Love this concept… I don’t have to share! hee hee.. Sorry to hear about your flu. I’m glad you are feeling much better now, Ashley! Have a good rest of the week!
Thank you, Anne!
Oh my gosh, this looks DELICIOUS! That first photo made me want to dig into that skillet with a deep spoon and take a BIG bite! Did you also notice the heart made from the two chocolate chips??? Even more reasons to love it! It’s proving it’s love in a skillet! Swoon! Pinning!
I didn’t notice the heart until now!! Love it! haha
if u dnt hve a cast iron skillet could u use a round pan or somethng? looks so delicious!!!
Yes you can (any oven safe pan)…the baking time may need to be adjusted though! Thanks, Tricia!
Yeah…I am DEFINITELY in the mood for this! Looks amazing, Ashley!
I’m always in the mood for this! Haha!
Ashley, this looks amazing! I just want to sit down and chow down.
LOL thank you!
Looks like one cookie to me! I’m not sharing! 😉
YUUMMM!!! I always order cookies like this at Unos. So much better to make it at home 🙂
I love the cookies at Unos, too!
I just made this recipe. My first one from all my Pinterest pins! It was super easy: one pan and simple ingredients that I already had in my pantry. I took a day off from my diet and had it for lunch. 😮 It was worth it! So yummy!
Awww thanks for letting me know Amy!!! So glad you liked it!
Can I just say I love you very very much and thank you for this recipe. May the gods smile upon your cook book always and bless your spoon.
Can this be mixed ina bowl and then added to the skillet amd cooked?
Sure! I’m sure that would be fine.