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09-18-2017 08:30 AM
09-18-2017 08:57 AM
What a handy and informative chart HOWEVER---the science behind MY
perfect cookie is to be certain there is always a tin of YOKU MOKU cookies
in the pantry.....😛 😘
09-18-2017 09:10 AM
Yes, @lolakimono, that is handy, however, my science behind the perfect cookies here, is I easily got him hooked on the ones that are fresh out of the freezer that makes a dozen, and he even bakes them now. LOL, isn't science grand!!!
09-18-2017 09:38 AM
Thanks. I like that
09-18-2017 10:15 AM
So here's a question..I like soft, chewy cookies that do not spread.
According to the chart = Brown Sugar
Can I always sub brown for white in any recipe? Equal amounts?
Anyone know or have any thoughts?
TIA !!!!!
09-18-2017 11:30 AM
Thx for the info. Now who is going to back me some cookies. LOL!!! I'll take some chocolate chip/butterscotch cookies. Let me know when they are hot out of the oven. Now you have me hungry for a homemade cookie. I'm just hungry since I have not ate yet.
09-18-2017 06:10 PM
Fling flour at me for I disagree with the chart. I've had the exact opposite happen when using specific flours, sugars, butter, etc according to the chart and I bake a LOT, lol. My MIL has written a few cookbooks and the woman KNOWS her baking and she'll tell you the same thing.
What also matters is the temperature of your kitchen as well as the humidity, how fresh or old the ingredients are, the length of time you manipulate (and HOW you manipulate) the dough/batter as well as many other things.
All that said, I WILL say it's a great guidelines for basic info on cookie making. : )
09-18-2017 06:23 PM
My perfect cookies are the ones I make with my Granddaughter...
09-19-2017 02:15 PM
@SahmIam wrote:Fling flour at me for I disagree with the chart. I've had the exact opposite happen when using specific flours, sugars, butter, etc according to the chart and I bake a LOT, lol. My MIL has written a few cookbooks and the woman KNOWS her baking and she'll tell you the same thing.
What also matters is the temperature of your kitchen as well as the humidity, how fresh or old the ingredients are, the length of time you manipulate (and HOW you manipulate) the dough/batter as well as many other things.
All that said, I WILL say it's a great guidelines for basic info on cookie making. : )
"Fling flour at me..."
thanks funny!
Would you or your MIL have any suggestions for the best ingredients to get soft, chewy cookies that do not spread like a pancake? LOL
09-19-2017 02:20 PM
@RespectLife I will ask her as my kitchen is tiny so the heat from the oven makes the room hot and therefore, my cookies spread no matter what. Grrrr.....
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