Apple Pie Cookie Cups
I love baking and not just around the holidays. Desserts are my thing and I’m always trying out new recipes and treats to serve at parties. This time of year though, cookies are on my brain. Between planning our annual kids cookie bake and baking for a cookie exchange, cookies are on my mind.
These Apple Pie Cookie Cups combine everything I love about a warm, delicious slice of apple pie and the crunchy goodness of a cookie.
 The cookie cups are made using a mini cupcake pan and NESTLE® TOLL HOUSE Harvest Apple Refrigerated Cookie Dough I found in Walmart. I was actually picking up some chocolate chip cookie dough and a can of Libby® 100% Pure Pumpkin and NESTLE® Carnation Evaporated Milk for mini pumpkin pies when I stumbled upon these yummy little guys. The cookie dough combines apple pieces, apple-flavored filling and cinnamon with a sweet cookie.
The cookie cups are made using a mini cupcake pan and NESTLE® TOLL HOUSE Harvest Apple Refrigerated Cookie Dough I found in Walmart. I was actually picking up some chocolate chip cookie dough and a can of Libby® 100% Pure Pumpkin and NESTLE® Carnation Evaporated Milk for mini pumpkin pies when I stumbled upon these yummy little guys. The cookie dough combines apple pieces, apple-flavored filling and cinnamon with a sweet cookie.As soon as I saw them, I knew exactly what I was making. I could just taste the yummy vanilla ice cream mixing with the gooey apple pieces in the cookie dough. My mouth was watering in the store so I knew they’d be good!
To make the cookie cups, simply place one cookie piece into a well greased mini cupcake pan. I sprayed mine down with a non-stick baking spray to make for easy removal.
Using a melon baller (or your fingers if you don’t have a melon baller handy) press down on the cookie dough so it spreads up the sides forming a cup. Be sure to spray the melon baller with some non-stick cooking spray otherwise it will stick to the dough.
The cookies take about 15 minutes to bake and the cookie dough spreads during cooking, so after about ten minutes remove the pan from the oven and using the back of the melon baller again, press the center of each cookie to re-form the cup. Place back in the oven for another five minutes until done.
Remove and allow cookies to cool completely before trying to remove from the pan or they will crumble.
Using the melon baller as a mini ice cream scoop, scoop a little vanilla ice cream into the cookie cup.














 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			
This looks amazing. I have not tried NESTLE® TOLL HOUSE Harvest Apple Refrigerated Cookie Dough but I will now. It sounds amazing. These are the perfect holiday treat. My kids would gobble them up!! Thanks for sharing this recipe! -client