Make ghost mochi cookies that everyone will love this Halloween. These vegan and gluten-free cookies come together in one bowl with simple pantry ingredients. Each bite tastes soft, chewy, and slightly crisp on the edges. You can add your favorite mix-ins like chocolate chips, blueberries, or nuts to make them your own. Bake them fresh, let them cool on a wire rack, and enjoy a not-too-sweet treat that feels playful, cozy, and full of childhood joy.

Make the viral Dubai chocolate cookies at home with this easy recipe! These not-too-sweet cookies are rich, fudgy, vegan, and gluten-free, made with mochiko, cocoa, pistachios, and your choice of cornflakes or kataifi for crunch.

Craving quick cookies, I whipped up these one-bowl wonders that perfectly hit the spot. Inspired by a viral reel from imchaee on TikTok, these cookies are not just easy to whip up, but they're also gluten-free and vegan. I adore their contrasting textures: a crispy exterior complemented by an irresistibly chewy, mochi-like interior. I chose to infuse mine with ube extract, lending them a delightful purple hue. But the beauty of this recipe lies in its versatility — feel free to get creative with mix-ins and various extracts to customize the flavor and color.

They disappeared from my plate so swiftly that I can't give you any storage recommendations just yet. Nonetheless, I urge you to give them a whirl! Make my version of the viral and trending Korean rice cake cookies, or call them mochi cookies!