Peanut butter choc-chip cookies

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These cookies are a hot favorite in my family. My daughter (1st born) is the one who makes it, which makes me doubly happy ❤️❤️
She says it's a tik-tok recipe and takes just 5 ingredients. I'm always happy when the recipe is simple and the outcome, impressive 😊
So here goes :



PEANUT BUTTER CHOC-CHIP COOKIES 

Peanut butter - 1cup
Brown sugar   - 1cup
Egg (large)      - 1
Baking soda   - 1tsp
Choc chips     - 1/2 cup 

Preheat oven to 180 degrees 
In a bowl, mix together all the ingredients except chocolate chips. Mix well till its uniform. 
Fold in the choc-chips. 
Divide into 12 equal sized balls. 
Place on a baking tray, lined with baking parchment, leave space for them to expand. 
Bake for 8-10 minutes. 
The cookies will be softish when you take them out but will firm up as they cool. But then, like all choc chip cookies, they are not supposed to be brittle, just firm with a soft hear ❤️

Cheers! 😊



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