A method for creating a cookie that mimics the appearance and texture of a pizookie, traditionally baked in a skillet, but achieved without using a skillet. This typically involves baking the cookie in a standard baking pan, cake pan, or even individual ramekins. The resultant dessert aims to replicate the warm, gooey center and slightly crisp edges of a skillet-baked version.
The absence of a skillet offers several advantages, including greater convenience when a skillet is unavailable or when baking multiple individual servings. It also broadens accessibility, allowing individuals without specialized bakeware to still enjoy a pizookie-like experience. The technique democratizes the dessert, reducing reliance on specific equipment and making it easier to prepare in diverse kitchen settings.