Peanut Butter Jelly Cookies
Peanut Butter Jelly Cookies are a delightful combination of classic flavors in a new and exciting form. These cookies perfectly balance the rich nuttiness of peanut butter with the sweet tang of jelly, creating a treat that is both nostalgic and innovative. Each bite offers a chewy texture that gives way to a burst of fruity jelly, making them a favorite for both kids and adults alike.
Super simple and only 5 ingredients to make these cookies! you would most likely have these ingredients just lying around your kitchen, it’s that simple and delicious. This cookie is simply a peanut butter lovers’ ideal cookie.
Baking Tips:
Peanut Butter: I recommend using smooth commercial peanut butter (Like Bega) and avoid natural peanut butters as they are a lot lighter, contains more oil and no salt. I am not too sure what that will do to the texture of these cookies. I also don’t recommend using crunchy peanut butter as it makes the cookie texture too crumbly.
Jam: Your choice is endless when it comes to your jam choice, I went for strawberry as it is my favourite but you can use raspberry, blackberry or even apricot jam.
Don’t over bake: This will result in dry crumbly cookies. Remove them from the oven when the edges are just set and slightly browned. They will still appear soft, but the cookies will continue to cook as they cool on the pan.
Allow to cool fully on baking tray: I recommend allowing the cookies to completely cool on the baking tray, as the cookies will be very soft initially but will firm up a lot as they cool. I recommend refrigerating them after to help firm them up further, I also personally love eating them from the fridge, where they stay delicious and fresh.
Peanut Butter Jelly Cookies
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Peanut Butter: I recommend using smooth commercial peanut butter (Like Bega) and avoid natural peanut butters as they are a lot lighter, contains more oil and no salt. I am not too sure what that will do to the texture of these cookies. I also don’t recommend using crunchy peanut butter as it makes the cookie texture too crumbly.
Jam: Your choice is endless when it comes to your jam choice, I went for strawberry as it is my favourite but you can use raspberry, blackberry or even apricot jam.
Don’t over bake: This will result in dry crumbly cookies. Remove them from the oven when the edges are just set and slightly browned. They will still appear soft, but the cookies will continue to cook as they cool on the pan.
Allow to cool fully on baking tray: I recommend allowing the cookies to completely cool on the baking tray, as the cookies will be very soft initially but will firm up a lot as they cool. I recommend refrigerating them after to help firm them up further, I also personally love eating them from the fridge, where they stay delicious and fresh.