My chocolate crinkle cookies are a delicious cross between a cookie and a brownie, covered in icing sugar which creates a lovely crackly effect once baked. They are so easy to make, gluten free, dairy free and taste amazing. If you do make this recipe I’d love to see, don’t forget to tag me in your photos over on social media.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which flour do you use to make the brownies?
For this recipe, and the majority of my bakes, I use the FREEE Gluten Free Plain Flour which works really well in gluten free baking. I also add xanthan gum as this helps to bind the cookies together and prevents them from crumbling.
How long will the cookies last?
The cookies will last for around 4 days in an airtight container, however are always best eaten on the first day.
I absolutely love seeing what you’ve created, so if you do make this recipe (or any other recipe from my website) don’t forget to tag me over on my social media pages @glutenfreealice and use the hashtag #glutenfreealice
This classic bolognese is a simple, hearty and delicious recipe that’s perfect for an easy…
This simple gnocchi pesto traybake combines soft, golden baked gnocchi with red pesto and delicious…
These easy burger bowls are the perfect quick and simple weeknight dinner! All the delicious…
This easy chicken fried rice is a quick, flavour packed dinner that’s perfect for using…
My Greek-style hot honey chicken bowls are packed with flavour but surprisingly easy to make,…
If you've been eyeing up the new M&S Chunky Custard Cream Cookies, you'll love this…
View Comments
Such a delicious recipe! it’s just like a brownie in cookie form .Super rich and gooey ,looks super fun with the crinkled icing sugar.I love your recipe as they perfectly accomadate my gluten and dairy intolerance while still tasting exactly like the non free stuff! Keep doing what you’re doing and I can’t wait to see what you have in store next! 🥰
Can I freeze the dough until I'm ready to bake? How long would you estimate the dough would keep in the freezer/what adjustments would you recommend?
You can freeze the dough yes. It would probably last a good few months and you'd just need to defrost before rolling in icing sugar and baking.