Mini Chocolate Eggs Thumbprint Cookies

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Mini chocolate eggs thumbprint cookies will be my go-to this Easter! As I said last week, Easter to me is chocolate all over!

Call it how you like it. I have never been religious and growing up it was an excuse for time with the family and chocolate overload.

The easter egg I love is far too expensive. Also far from home, it’s not the same. But, there is no absolute reason to pass on chocolate, so mini chocolate eggs cookies for the win!

Out of the three of us, I am the one with less cooking and baking skills, no fear or shame in admitting it. During Christmas, I managed to kill a pavlova and fluked plenty of other dinners. But luckily the girls still love me anyway!

I accept that is not my forte. But I have a sweet tooth that is very difficult to ever tame. So when Simona suggested these I was all for it!

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They’re the easiest to make and must admit, the easiest to eat! The day after I only counted four left, but I digress! So I will praise them just once more and then get to the recipe, I swear!

Now imagine. A cookie the size of your thumb, covered in chocolate (Nutella for us, because why not) and on top mini chocolate eggs (we got this from Ocado, but you can find them everywhere). The recipe for these mini chocolate eggs thumbprint cookies is following because by now you must be hating me!

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Quick Mini Chocolate Eggs Thumbprint Cookies

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Easy and delicious Easter treat that no one can refuse!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Servings 24 cookies

Ingredients
  

  • 113 g unsalted butter
  • 100 g white sugar
  • 1 egg
  • ½ tsp vanilla
  • 220 g flour
  • ¼ tsp baking powder
  • pinch of salt
  • Nutella or chocolate spread
  • mini chocolate eggs

Instructions
 

  • Turn on the oven at 180 ° C.
  • In a large bowl, beat the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy.
  • Beat in the egg and vanilla to the mix.
  • Add the dry ingredients to the mix and unite everything together.
  • Roll the mix in small round balls and bake for 10 minutes at 180 ° C.
  • remove from the oven and with the back of a teaspoon, push the middle down to create some space for the chocolate.
  • Let them cool down completely on a rack- around 30 minutes.
  • Fill the middle of the cookies with Nutella or any chocolate spread you prefer and decorate with mini chocolate eggs.

Notes

Make sure you leave the cookies to cool down before adding the topping or the nutella will overflow and the mini eggs will melt.
Keyword cookies, mini chocolate eggs
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Honestly, they were a hit at home and Fred and I stuffed our faces with it, no regrets! I love how easy they are to bake and foolproof even for someone that doesn’t enjoy baking. I think they would be a great baking project with kids as they’re quite easy to make and fun to decorate.

If you are after more Easter recipes, you should check out mini egg blondies, Easter charcuterie board ideas, Easter cheese board, Easter candy charcuterie board, Sicilian cuddura and Easter bunny wreath DIY.

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Hope you liked these mini chocolate eggs thumbprint cookies recipe. Let us know in the comments if you will make them!

Lastly, I will leave you with some more Easter content. Head here for some Hot Cross Buns and here if you’re still after an Easter egg for this year, read our guide!

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93 Comments

  1. Oh my gosh these sound absolutely delicious! Mini eggs are my favourite at easter, I always get a huge egg with the bags of mini eggs in it so I HAVE to make these. They remind me of profiteroles as well with how they look which are also a favourite of mine. I’ve got to get a bag of mini eggs from somewhere and make these.

  2. These look absolutely delicious! I love jam thumbprint cookies but mini eggs are the best so I’m sure these are super yummy xx

  3. These look so delicious! Are they crunchy or soft? Because they look like both and I am so excited to be adding this to my easter baking list! Thank you for sharing, I’ve never made thumbprint cookies and they look so easy to do!

    Em x

    1. They are true, they didn’t last long! They’re kind of shortbread texture, softer under the Nutella and quite easy to melt in your mouth. To be honest they’re so easy, I am a peril while baking and these were very quick to make! x

  4. Ooo these just look delicious and perfect for an Easter treat. I haven’t made thumbprint cookies before, but I will be trying them out after reading this post! Yummy!
    Thanks for sharing 🙂
    Aimsy xoxo
    Aimsy’s Antics

  5. Pin this because I know for sure I’m going to try this someday! I love this kind of cookies and it would perfect for me who love snacking. Thank you for sharing x

  6. These are just the CUTEST Easter bakes I have seen, Flora was asking me the other day what we were going to make for Easter – now I know! Thank you, I reckon we’d better make more than one batch though 🙂 x

  7. Oh stop with the pictures! It looks so yummy! I think I want to make these cookies for Easter just so my boyfriend and I can add a little sweetness to the holiday! Thank you for sharing the recipe!

  8. Oh Jesus! These look so good. It has been so long since I tried my hands on some baking. I would love to make this. I am sure my parents will love this. Also, my siblings love cookies and chocolate a lot (nutella included) so I am very certain this will be a big big hit in my house. I’ll save this post for later.

  9. I seen these on your insta they look so yummy! I’m gutted I can’t bake over Easter we’re getting our kitchen re done but as soon as I can I might give these a go x

  10. These look like the perfect Easter treat! I might just have to try to make a vegan version of this, or at least a dairy free version. Thanks for sharing this recipe, it looks amazing x

  11. This is very delicious, the close-up picture makes me want to eat it today haha. It would be an awesome snack for the weekend. Thank you for sharing!

  12. These look delightful! My kids would have a blast making (and eating) these! Thank you for sharing this recipe!

  13. Oh these look so yummy! We’re big fans of thumb cookies here too as they’re so easy! Xx

  14. Alright, so I’ll admit that I’ve never been the biggest thumbprint fan because I don’t usually like just straight-up chocolate. But NUTELLA? Now that’s something I can get behind. And the eggs are so cute! I’ll have to try these!

  15. Thanks for sharing. I literally saved this recipe for Easter and I’m not usually drawn to many recipes!

    They look propef adorable too.

    Amy Jane x

  16. So cute to look at! And these must be one delicious treat too. You caught me there that Im not a fan at baking – and seeing this has surely triggers me to have it a try.

  17. Oh my god, they look yummy. I’d have to have mine with chocolate rather than Nutella, as I’m not a fan of nuts and the amount of sugar in Nutella is a lot, even when compared to chocolate

  18. These look absolutely perfect! I keep promising myself that I’m going to try baking something as a treat for those around me, and this is where I’m going to start since mini eggs are a particular fan favourite. I hope you’re able to indulge in more guilt-free chocolate over Easter!

  19. Oh my goodness, I NEED to make these cookies. I baked some mini egg cookies a few weeks ago and they were a huge hit with my household. These also look eggcellent…sorry I couldn’t resist!x

    1. I mean they are so easy to eat, I am afraid they didn’t last long! ahhaha lovely pun, you made me laugh which is great, tahnks for reading x

  20. OMG, I love the look of these! I just made Mini-Egg cookies from Jane Patiessieres blog and now want to try making these ones too! I think I have my Sunday morning planned now.

    1. I’m glad you’re going to try them! I have seen yours on the blog pictures and they looked delicious! Let me know if you like them xx

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