Amazing Cookies

[Matutu]

Hey,

I am trying to re-create some cookies I have recently had on a vacation to Florida, we went to Disney and has some AMAZING cookies. I kind of got addicted and went through at least 2 a day .

After some research I found these are made by "Selmas", however I can't find a recipe anywhere for them!

They look like this : (This is my LAST one I brought back )

So they are extremely gooey and full of choc chips and I think little chips of toffee/fudge. However they are really THICK! how do they get them like this?

Im thinking they must roll the dough into a cylinder then wrap in cling film then freeze it for an hour or so then bake?

Any help would really be appreciated to recreate my addiction lol.

Thankyou!

 

[FrenchTart]

That looks like it has been baked whilst still in a cookie cutter or something to be honest.

 

[smit101]

I'm enjoying the fact that you like the cookies so much, you decided to put one up on the wall, grease proof paper an' all!

 

[randomshenans]

They look like a sort of shortbread base cookie. Looks nice mind.

 

[Glaucus]

That looks like it has been baked whilst still in a cookie cutter or something to be honest.

I'm going with this, they are to circular and perfect for anything else.

Even rolling out realy thick, they'll still run out when being baked.

 

[Belmit]

I imagine they're cut as you suggest; from a frozen cylinder, though possibly the cylinder is wrapped tightly in foil so that each cookie has a wall around it that it's baked in.

+1 for 'nailed one to the wall'.

 

[Matutu]

Lol I dont know why it rotated :S, Although they are so good I think I should frame one!

 

[daz]

They look a lot like the Byron Bay cookies (which are awesome).
http://www.byronbaycookies.co.uk

I first had them when flying with Qantas in Australia, but you can get them here now as well.

 

[hawkeye_123]

mm they look so thick, i love cookies