1. Pre heat oven to 350 degrees. Line cookie sheet with parchment paper or silicone liner. Set aside
2. In a large bowl with a hand mixer or stand alone mixer add oil, eggs, and cake mix and mix on low for about 1-2 min.
3. Stir in white chocolate chips and shape into the size of your liking. Our recipe made 7 super large cookies.
4. Bake cookies for 10-12 min do not let them get brown. When finished let them cool about 5 min on cookie sheet then transfer to wire rack.
5. After completely cool take left over chips
and melt in the microwave in a small bowl
30 sec. at a time until chocolate is
melted. Drizzle over cookies. Cut into 4’s
or enjoy the whole thing! Dig in!
4/14 Edited to
... Read moreMaking these 4-ingredient strawberry shortcake cookies reminded me how simple baking can yield incredibly tasty treats without needing dozens of ingredients or complicated steps. Using a strawberry cake mix as the base not only saves prep time but also brings an authentic fruity flavor to the cookies. I always recommend using room temperature eggs, as stated in the recipe, because they blend better into the batter, resulting in a softer texture.
One tip I've learned is to be mindful of measuring the white chocolate chips—adding them generously adds sweetness and creaminess, but too much can make the cookies overly rich. I also experimented by swapping vegetable oil with melted butter, and found the butter adds a nice depth of flavor that makes the cookies even more indulgent.
When baking, keeping an eye on the cookies to avoid browning is essential to maintain their soft, tender crumb. Cooling them on the cookie sheet first helps them set properly and avoids breaking. Drizzling melted white chocolate chips on top not only makes them visually appealing but adds an extra layer of flavor and texture.
For a fun twist, I occasionally fold in crushed freeze-dried strawberries with the white chocolate chips, intensifying the strawberry taste and giving a slightly crunchy contrast. These cookies turned out perfect for a quick dessert or cozy snack, especially when you want something sweet without a big time investment.
Overall, this recipe is a fantastic example of how convenience meets flavor, making it accessible to bakers of all experience levels looking to whip up a summer-inspired treat quickly and easily.
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