
These thin and chewy chocolate chipless cookies have rich and fudgy centers, perfectly golden slightly crisp edges, and topped with flaky sea salt. If you're always picking out the chocolate chips in your cookies, this recipe is for you! And hey, you can add in chocolate chips too if you want!
Preheat the oven to 325°F and line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats.
Whisk the flour, baking soda, cornstarch and salt together. Set flour mixture aside.
Combine the brown sugar and white sugar together, breaking up any lumps of brown sugar with your fingertips.
Whisk the cooled melted butter into the sugars for ~ 1-2 minutes, it should look like a paste.
Add in one egg, whisk until smooth. Then add the egg yolk and vanilla and whisk again until smooth, ~ 1 minute.
Fold in dry ingredients just until incorporated, do not over mix.
Scoop using a 2 Tbsp. scoop (these cookies spread a bit so dont overcrowd the cookie sheet, I bake 6 cookies per cookie sheet) you should get ~14-16 cookies.
Bake for ~11-13 minutes. The cookies will look puffed and slightly underbaked in the middle and the edges will be golden brown. They cook more on the sheet once removed from the oven. While the cookies are still warm, I like to place a circular cookie cutter or a circular drinking glass around the cookies (it should be larger than the cookie so you don’t cut off any edges) and give the cookies a spin to give them a perfect circular shape.
Cool on the cookie sheet 10-15 minutes, remove to cooling rack to cool completely. They will flatten as they cool and get perfectly soft as they cool. Add flaky sea salt on top and ENJOY!