These Peanut Butter Nutella Swirl Cookies are easy to make and chock full of deliciousness. Nothing beats homemade peanut butter cookies!
Honestly, this girl is a serious cookie fanatic and these peanut butter nutella swirl cookies are one of my favourites of all time.
I mean, who doesn't love peanut butter cookies?
No one! That's who!
This recipe was concocted using another cookie recipe, Momzie's Peanut Butter Cookie recipe. I actually started playing around with it and as a result of some experimenting these peanut butter Nutella swirl cookies were invented.
Honestly, these cookies are so easy to make. They are totally fool proof.
Basically, you just roll out the two kinds of dough then slap one on top of the other. After that you roll them up and slice them.
I mean, how easy is that? It's so simple!
In fact, you can also just mash bits together if you are too lazy to roll them out. Whatever works for you.
Make these as soon as possible and let me know what you think of them!
Ingredients
- Peanut Butter - Use smooth peanut for this recipe.
- Butter - I tend to use salted butter for cookies but you can use either salted or unsalted.
- Sugar - This recipe uses both granulated white sugar and brown sugar.
- Eggs - Use large eggs for these cookies.
- Extract - I used vanilla extract for this recipe. You could also use almond extract.
- Flour - Use all purpose flour for these cookies.
- Baking Soda AND Baking Powder - I used both for this particular cookie recipe so the texture was exactly how I wanted it.
- Salt - This helps enhance the flavour of the cookies. Do not omit unless you have problems with sodium.
- Nutella - Hazelnut spread is a must for this recipe.
How to Make Peanut Butter Nutella Swirl Cookies:
Peanut Butter Portion:
- First, cream the peanut butter, butter and sugars by hand, or in a mixer.
- Then, blend in the eggs and vanilla and mix well.
- Next, add the flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Mix really well.
- After that, divide the cookie dough in half. Cover one and pop it in the fridge.
Nutella Portion:
- First, grab the remaining half of the dough and pop it in the mixer, add the Nutella, turn mixer on and blend until it's combined well.
- Next, place the mixture in a bowl, cover it with plastic wrap and pop it in the fridge for an hour.
Putting It Together:
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- Next, remove the cookie doughs from the fridge.
- Sprinkle some flour on your work surface and roll out the peanut butter dough.
- Then, roll out the Nutella dough.
- Next, place peanut butter dough on top of the Nutella dough.
- Roll the two up into a log. It's okay if it's not perfect.
- Then, use a knife or cutter and slice the cookie dough log into pieces.
- Next, place the cookies on the parchment lined cookie sheet.
- Then, place the cookies in the oven and bake for about 12 to 15 minutes.
- Lastly, remove them from the oven and allow them to cool on wire rack.
- Serve, store or eat 'em all!
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Peanut Butter & Nutella Swirl Cookies
Ingredients
For the Peanut Butter Portion:
- 1 cup peanut butter
- 1 cup butter
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 3 ½ cups all purpose flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp baking powder
- ½ tsp salt
For the Nutella Portion:
- 1 cup Nutella this gets added to the dough once it's divided, explained below
Instructions
For the Peanut Butter Portion:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Cream peanut butter, butter, and sugars together in a stand mixer (or use a bowl and hand mixer).
- Blend in eggs and vanilla, mixing well.
- Add flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt, combine thoroughly.
- Now divide the dough in half, cover one and set it in the fridge.
For the Nutella Portion:
- Using half of the peanut butter dough you just divided stick it back in the mixer, add 1 cup of nutella and give the mixer a whirl till it combines well.
- Place in a bowl, cover it and stick in the fridge for about an hour.
Putting it together:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Remove dough from the fridge.
- Sprinkle some flour on your work surface and roll out the peanut butter dough.
- Now roll out your nutella dough. You can do it separately and then place on top. Or if you're lazy like me you can just do it on top of the peanut butter portion and just adjust the sides with your hands if it makes it spread too much underneath. I'm a rebel.
- Now roll it up. It's okay if it's messy. These aren't called perfect swirl cookies.
- Once you roll the log up, take a cutter, I used a dough scraper for pizza, and cut them into cookie sized portions.
- Lay on a parchment lined cookie sheet.
- Bake for about 12 to 15 minutes, starting to check around the 10 minute mark.
- Remove from oven and allow to coolfor a few minutes. (good luck with that!)
- Transfer to a wire cooling rack and let cool completely. (really, good luck with that)
- Serve with a big old "we love pb & nutella" smile!
Notes
Nutrition
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Gloria R
I think I would make a batch of vanilla frozen custard that I have been dreaming about. 🙂
Kim Beaulieu
Oh that sounds lovely. I love frozen custard.
rachel
Vanilla ice cream!!
Kim Beaulieu
Perfectly classic.
Natalie J Vandenberghe
I think I would make this recipe first--it sounds delicious! I'm curious: can cookie butter (such as Biscoff Spread) be substituted for the Nutella? also, will the Vanilla gift box include recipes? I don't have any experience using the vanilla-infused items (but I love vanilla, so I can only imagine everything being better 😉 Thanks for the giveaway.
Kim Beaulieu
Hi Natalie. Great question! I think Biscoff would work wonderfully in this but the swirls wouldn't be as dark. You could also just make a batch of dough with cocoa powder in lieu of the nutella so you would have a chocolate and peanut butter version. Which quite frankly gets my vote and I now want to make them asap but I'm on the road home from Florida and will be stuck in my car for 20 hours. Lol.
All the vanilla items can be found on the blog by going to recipe index, click fun experiments and you will find them all. But I'll be including the recipes on cute little recipe cards in the package as well.
Thanks for taking the time to comment and enter. You ask awesome questions.
Natalie J Vandenberghe
I love that you took the time to reply--thank you very much! As you've probably surmised, I'm new to your blog. Looking forward to all the yummy stuff you have in store for your readers. I have Nutella in the cupboard, so I don't even need to substitute (I've just been on a Biscoff quick). After reading "About Me" I've concluded that you and I have much in common (No. 10--I hate to have my picture taken! [although I've never even been a 4/6--I can't imagine what that would be like] and No. 15, I don't like eggs either. In fact, recently, I was so repulsed by them, it interfered with my enjoyment of the goodies I had baked!) anyway, I hope you have a safe trip home.
p.s. When I woke up this morning, we didn't have any Internet service. As you can imagine, I spent the greater part of the day being frustrated. Yours was the first email I opened (so I better finish wading through the inbox)
Hope you have a fabulous weekend!
Kim Beaulieu
You are so sweet. Welcome to the site and I hope you love it. I love that people connect with the about me. I have such weird quirks for a foodie but I roll with it. If you ever have any questions about recipes feel free to email me. I try to answer quickly, as long as I'm not travelling.
Enjoy your day.
Diane (createdbydiane)
I'm thinking a lemon-vanilla oatmeal cookie, yep that is what I'd make!
Kim Beaulieu
I love anyone who loves lemon as much as me. Perfect choice.
Ramona
First of all so glad you are having FUN in FL! 2nd... so jealous you got to hang out with Lizzy and all these great bloggers. Someday when my kids are a bit older... I'm going to join you guys. 🙂
These cookies rock...and those brownies that Kristen made sound fantastic too. 🙂
Keep enjoying yourself and hope the tummy gives you no troubles. 🙂
Kim Beaulieu
I can't wait till you can join us. It's so much fun to hang out with other bloggers. I don't live near any so going away is the only way I can indulge. It's just good fun.
Thanks.
My tummy was relatively well behaved. Now for conference #2. Ugh.
suzanne Perazzini
I am reading about your trip backwards which is rather strange because I know the end already. The conference really sounds amazing with all those fellow bloggers. What a lucky girl! I am glad Lunie's tummy is behaving well.
Kim Beaulieu
Thanks so much Suzanne. I laughed at reading it backwards. That's hilarious.
Heather @girlichef
I have Peanut Butter Nutella Swirl cookies on my site, too...and they just so happen to be one of the most requested cookies in our house! Now I need to go make a batch...yum!
Kim Beaulieu
They are so yummy. I need to zip over to yours and see how you did the swirl. I am not good at swirling. Lol.
Anne
Thank you for the recipe..will be purchasing nutella today to make them! awesome!
Kim Beaulieu
Hope you love them.
Helene D'souza
argh I am very very envious Kim! I want to come too. =P
When I saw the picture of your cookies earlier I had to think of your mothers peanutbutter cookies. (btw just like suzanne I am reading your posts backwards lol)
Kim Beaulieu
I wish you could have Helene. I would love to meet you.
Good eye, they are my mom's with a twist.
Lol, I love that people are reading backwards. It cracks me up.
Marsha Hanzel
I think I would make vanilla bean cupcakes first. I have a recipe I've never tried, and it sounds wonderful.
Kim Beaulieu
That would be perfect for sure.
Anonymous
I can't believe you have taken the time to reply to each of us who left comments. That is so nice of you.
Marnely Rodriguez-MUrray
I'd love to make brownies sprinkled with the vanilla salt!
Kim Beaulieu
Now I just fell completely in love with you. That sounds so good.
Debbie Piper
I would make 5X vanilla oatmeal cookies, using all 5 of these ingredients in one recipe!!!!
And I might add white chocolate chips to the cookie dough for more vanilla-y goodness,
although I have been tempted in the past to add some miniature marshmallows to oatmeal cookies to get wonderful little melted vanilla pockets in them.
And THEN I might even make some vanilla bean ice cream to sandwich in between a couple of those cookies for some over the top vanilla oatmeal ice cream sandwiches, or maybe make some vanilla cream cheese filling (could use some marshmallow creme here) for the middle and have some amazing vanilla oatmeal cream pie cookies.
There is no such thing as too much vanilla!
Kim Beaulieu
Can I come live with you???
Kate | Food Babbles
Sounds like you've been having a wee of a time!! And these cookies sound AH-mazing! Love both peanut butter and Nutella so I know these are amazing. And what a great giveaway!! I would LOVE to win and get to sample all your vanilla creations. Especially the vanilla salt. I've never had it before and would love to figure out how to use it. I think the first thing I'd make would be a salted caramel with the vanilla salt.
Kim Beaulieu
I certainly have. And it continues this weekend at EWR. I may be in a coma by the end of it.
Thanks so much Kate. I think salted caramel is a perfect choice.
Bam's Kitchen
What an amazing trip and so lucky that you were able to meet all those fantastic ladies we adore dearly. Loving these little cookies, anything with nutella to satisfy my craving is always a winner.
Kim Beaulieu
Thanks. We had so much fun.
Thank you. I love nutella. Late to finding it in life, but now I'm addicted.
Valerie @ From Valerie's Kitchen
I'm going to live vicariously through you as you jet set around to all these conferences, Kim. Seriously, I would have loved to have been at FBF and Eat, Write, Retreat...forget about it! You are a lucky girl. One of these days we'll be in the same place at the same time and I'm looking forward to that 🙂
The cookies look fabulous! I have never baked with flavored salts but would love to give it a whirl.
Kim Beaulieu
Lol Valerie. I had to cancel BSP but EWR is still a go. As is Mixed. I'm taking 12 weeks off so I can focus on some health issues. So sick of feeling sick and letting my ibs rule my life.
I sure hope you can get to Mixed or perhaps we could look for sponsors for blogher food next year. That one sounds great.
Thank you. I love my flavoured salts and sugars. It's like a sickness at this point.
veeships
I'd make vanilla bean ice cream!
Kim Beaulieu
I love vanilla bean ice cream.
alisa
vanilla cupcakes!
Kim Beaulieu
Perfect choice.
Kate from Scratch
Sounds like a wonderful time! Love the cookies!
Kim Beaulieu
Thanks Kate.
Cindy Brickley
I would make Snickerdoodles and Sugar Cookies. And I will have to make your recipe, it sounds so delicious and I just made some homemade Nutella. Now I just need to win me some sugar.
Kim Beaulieu
Both amazing choices. I am so addicted to homemade sugars and salts. It's out of control. lol
Robin Chesser
I'd make a good old-fashioned vanilla poundcake!
Kim Beaulieu
Sounds perfect to me.