Dive into a decadent Vegan Cookie Sundae, layering rich vegan ice cream with chunks of soft, chewy cookies. Topped with a drizzle of chocolate syrup and a sprinkle of nuts, this sundae is a delightful treat that proves vegan desserts can be just as indulgent!
1CupVegan ButterI HIGHLY recommend Miyokos The right butter makes a difference!
1CupLight Brown Sugar
¼CupAgave
1teaspoonVanilla
2 ¼CupsAll Purpose Flour
1teaspoonCorn Starch
1teaspoonBaking Soda
1teaspoonSalt
1-1 ½CupChocolate Chipssuch as Ghirardelli baking disks or Enjoy Life
Sauce
1CanCoconut Milk14 oz
⅓CupCoconut Oil
½CupMaple Syrup
⅓CupSemi Sweet Chocolate Chips
¼CupCocoa Powder
Ice Cream
1PintVegan Ice CreamI like coconut or almond milk-based
Instructions
For The Cookies:
Cream softened butter with light brown sugar, agave, and vanilla until light and fluffy. There shouldn’t be any lumps of butter.
In a separate bowl, combine the dry ingredients (flour, cornstarch, baking soda, salt).
In 3-4 parts, add dry ingredients to the wet.
Once mixed, fold in chocolate. Add nuts if desired.
Scoop into ¼ c balls (I use an ice-cream scoop). Refrigerate for at least an hour, ideally overnight.
When ready to bake, preheat oven to 350 F. Arrange cookies on sheet with at least 3-4 in between each dough ball. DO NOT PRESS. Bake for 10-14 mins or until edges are almost starting to brown.
Let cool on pan for 5-10 mins, then transfer to cooling rack.
Chocolate Sauce:
Melt coconut oil and coconut milk together in a sauce pan.
Add maple syrup and cocoa powder, whisking constantly.
When mixture starts to thicken (or reaches desired consistency) remove from heat and add chocolate chips. Stir until melted. Taste and add whatever you think it needs!
Maple syrup if not sweet enough
Cook a little longer if not thick enough
Add a little coconut milk to thin out if needed.
Assemble:
The hot cookie is the base of the sundae. Add a couple scoops of vegan ice cream, then drizzle on the hot chocolate sauce! Add whatever other toppings you like and dig in!
Notes
Store chocolate sauce in the fridge, ideally in a jar. To reheat, warm up the bottle/jar under hot water until it loosens. I don't recommend keeping longer than a week.