Immediately after removing from the oven, decorate to
top of the cookies with chocolate chips, pressing into the cookie a little bit so that the chocolate chips set.
Using small offset spatula, spread bittersweet chocolate
over top of cookie in thin even layer.
Spoon prepared brownie batter on
top of cookie dough until each cup is filled almost all the way.
Using a small offset spatula, spread chocolate over
top of cookie in a thin even layer.
One easy way to do this is to sprinkle the chocolate chips on
top of the cookies right when they get out of the oven and let rest 5 minutes.
I love to sprinkle a little extra coconut on
top of each cookie so it can get golden and toasted in the oven.
If you do this, you'll need to spread a little chocolate on
top of the cookie layer first to give the marshmallows something to adhere to.
I actually baked in the oven on a cooling rack on
top of a cookie sheet and the chicken came out nice and crunchy.
I set a bittersweet chocolate chip on
top of each cookie right when they came out of the oven and it melted down just a tad; beautiful and delicious!
Brush tops of cookies with glaze, then turn glaze - sides up on racks set over rimmed baking sheets to catch drips.
Use a piping bag, plastic bag with a hole cut in the cornier to pipe the topping carefully around the raspberry on
top of the cookie cup, or spread around it carefully with a knife or spatula.
Also note that I sprinkled a bit of coarse sea salt (I like Celtic Sea Salt) on
top of the cookies as soon as they came out of the oven.
Pipe about 1/2 tsp of the peanut butter mixture into the center of each muffin cup, on
top of the cookie cheesecake filling, then pipe the rest of each cube with the remaining amount of cookie cheesecake filling.
Dip top of cookie into the bowl and give a little twist; lift cookie from icing to see if adequate amount is on cookie.