This is one of those "too much of a good thing" recipes. Want a cookie? Make cookies. Want a brownie? Make brownies. The combination wasn't as good as I was expecting. The cookie on top doesn't get really crisp and the brownie on bottom wasn't that great. I decreased the amount of salt and they still tasted overly salty. More work than necessary and less satisfying that just making either brownies or chocolate chip cookies. Won't be making this again.

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I personally think that the small pie tin is way too much Brookie, so did my family. I made them smaller by making them in a cupcake nonstick tin. With and without cupcake liners. Both turned out nice. But make sure you bake them long enough-about 13 min. or so. Otherwise, they will not come out nicely and they will be too cakey/fudgy which is nice rt out of the oven with ice cream. Otherwise make sure the cchip cookie is browned well an then the Brownie will be baked enough to come out.

I made these for my son's class. I made 6 batches, so I figured out the best ways to make these. They are labor intense, but I figured out a few easier ways. I tripled all the recipes. When making the c chip cookies, put them in a roll (plastic wrap) and then in frig. for an hour. It is much easier slicing off a round slice to place on top of the browning then rolling then doming on the browning. Don't waste your time rolling into a ball then smashing to place into the browning.

To DiannaMontana: How did the sheet pan method work?

These are wonderful. Everyone raved about them. I used small cake pans as opposed to pie pans. They turned out beautifully. I would make again.

These are a taste of heaven! We made them in muffin tins and it yielded 18. I froze half and the other half are on my kitchen counter tempting me every time I walk by.

These were amazing! The only change I made was to make them smaller. I used cupcake tins with paper liners. They came out perfectly in about 20 minutes.

These were amazing! The only change I made was to make them smaller. I used cupcake tins with paper liners. They came out perfectly in about 20 minutes.

We just made these this evening! They were fabulous! We changed the recipes a bit but it was truly great! Our son entered a cookie contest and will be submitting these for the competition. We are certain he will win :)