Ancho Chile & Magic Salt Chocolate Cookies
These chocolate buckwheat cookies with Magic Salt are a bold twist on a classic chocolate cookie—salty, spicy, and deeply chocolaty. With the richness of raw cacao, a gentle kick from ancho chile, and the nutty depth of buckwheat flour, these cookies are balanced by the savory sparkle of Curio’s Magic Salt. They’re quick to make, delightfully chewy in the center, and perfect for gifting or snacking with a little edge.
Hi Kathleen,
Susan from the Curio kitchen here. I believe that these cookies work better with oil than with butter — better for their crinkly tops! Use any oil — but ideally a neutral-tasting one. Avocado would work, or a ‘light’ olive oil.
Good luck and thanks for commenting!
Could you substitute butter or olive oil for baking with the canola oil?
What about butter or olive oil instead of Canola?
Hi Susan!
Thanks for the complement! Susan from the Curio Kitchen, here. Your amendments sound delicious! Glad you enjoyed making the cookies.
Delicious! Easy to follow recipe. For my non-spice loving peoples, I substituted cherry blossom pickled flakes for the ancho and used cinnamon sugar instead of magic salt.
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