How To Bake Better Cookies
Tips for baking your best batch yetwithout changing recipes!
By: Aimee MoralesTweak your trusty, tried-and-tested recipe to make the best batch of cookies you've ever done! Just follow these:
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• Measure ingredients accurately. For liquid ingredients (syrup, molasses, honey, etc.) use a liquid/fluid measuring cup, for dry (flour, baking soda, etc.) and semi-dry (peanut butter, yogurt, sour cream, etc.), use measuring spoons.
• Do not overmix; just mix until the ingredients are combined.
• Give them space. On the baking sheet, place cookies about 2 inches apart to allow for spreading.
• Are the cookies done? Transfer them onto a wire rack immediately. This will prevent the cookies from baking any further.
• Going after soft and chewy? Remove them from oven about two minutes before they're done.
• Keep them soft and chewy. Put an apple wedge in your cookie jar or tin to help retain moisture.
• Keep them crisp. Store crisp cookies in an airtight container to keep moisture out.
• Keep them separate. Do not store two cookie types (i.e., chewy and crisp) in the same container, the crisp ones will soften.
• Crisp cookies gone soft? Pop them again in the oven (or toaster if you just have a few cookies) and bake them at 300ºF for 3 to 5 minutes.
And for an ultimate cookie experience, top it with vanilla ice cream (or any flavor you wish)! Remember, everything's better with ice cream—or bacon. Enjoy!
Cookie photo from sxc.hu




