I just made the Payard recipe for these the other day. They were just okay. Very sweet, very thin. They were good over ice cream but didn't really hit the spot. I was hoping for something fudgier and denser, like a "real" cookie. If you do make one that requires 3-4 egg whites, make Martha Stewart's no fail pudding with the yolks. Now THAT was good!

Thanks, all! I found this one and thought I might try it. It's less sugary than some:

http://www.deliciouseveryday.com/smoked-sea-salt-flourless-chocolate-cookies/

DH always requests the epicurious cookies recommended by 07:43. We skip the sugar rolling step.

yum!

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Deep-Dark-Chocolate-Cookies-242468

I'm guessing you have in mind something more like a flourless chocolate cake, but we make something very close to this recipe:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/chocolate-peanut-butter-no-bake-cookies-recipe.html

No flour, just oats. Has a distinct chewiness to it, which I crave but others may not love. Loaded with calories and fiber, so I like to bring these to friends who've just had babies...

I made these ones recently: http://www.the-baker-chick.com/2014/02/flourless-chocolate-cookies/. I thought they were ok - good, but not the best flourless chocolate cookie I've had by far. DH loved the, though. The upside to these was that they could not be easier or faster to make.

Try elanas pantry for recipes.

Does anyone have a good recipe for a flourless chocolate cookie? I had one recently and would like to try to bake some.