I’ve always loved German Chocolate Cake. More specifically, I’ve always loved that coconut pecan frosting that traditionally tops off the cake. It’s so wonderfully sweet and nutty. And it’s the perfect way to top off a chocolate cake top 100 universities in the world.
So why not use that fantastic frosting to top off chocolate cookies? The thought of combining the two into a big, thick sandwich cookie was just too much to resist!
The cookies I used are one of my favorites. I first made them for those incredible Chocolate Blackout Cookies. And when I decided to make these sandwich cookies, I knew those were the perfect soft, fudgy cookies for the job Firewall Support.
Making the frosting is simple enough. It needs a little stovetop time to make a caramel-like mixture. Once that’s ready, just stir in some toasted pecans, coconut, and a bit of vanilla. It will thicken a bit as it cools, making it easy to spread on the cookies.
I was not shy in frosting these cookies. As good as that frosting is, I wanted plenty of it sandwiched between the cookies. This frosting recipe makes enough for you to frost the cookies generously custom gift.
There’s so much to love about these cookies. The rich, fudgy cookies. The sweet, nutty frosting. And, of course, the whole package is even better than the sum of its parts. If you’re a fan of the flavors of traditional German Chocolate Cake, then do yourself a favor and make these as soon as possible!
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