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I've tried to make flat and chewy chocolate chip cookies but they're coming out thicker/puffier than I'd like. Does anyone have a recipe
Posted by
Krusty (aka Krustylu)
Jan 30 '20, 05:54
they use that gives flat and chewy cookies?
Responses:
Isn't thicker puffier chewy > flat chewy? -- nm
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SyrDragon
Jan 30, 07:55
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Not to me. I like a flatish and chewy cookie. It's all personal taste. -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 08:28
here is a photo guide -- (link)
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Pippy - puppet make up artist
Jan 30, 06:01
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Yeah, I saw that and it didn't help. I've read and tried multiple recipes but I keep getting thicker cookies.
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:09
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did you try crappy ole margarine instead of butter? -- nm
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Pippy - puppet make up artist
Jan 30, 06:14
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No. Every recipe says quality butter and I don't think margarine would work well overall. -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:24
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this page has some ideas (like using bread flour and melted butter instead of all-purpose) -- (link*)
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decline
Jan 30, 06:31
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also the oven temp noted there is probably key - and since ovens really vary wildly in the temps you may need to play with that a lot -- nm
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decline
Jan 30, 06:33
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I was thinking the temp or oven could be the issue -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:44
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it really could be - if you're oven runs hot it'll make the cookies set faster which will prevent spread -- nm
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decline
Jan 30, 06:46
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I'll drop the temp down next time and see if that helps -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:58
but would it be flatter? I don't know. -- nm
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Pippy - puppet make up artist
Jan 30, 06:27
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Margarine has a lower melting point so in theory would flatten them out more. -- nm
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Reagen
Jan 30, 06:49
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I'm willing to give it a try but I worry they won't taste as good -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:59
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(they won't - margarine is icky) -- nm
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decline
Jan 30, 07:08
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I use it all the time. Usually get the canola/olive mix. -- nm
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Reagen
Jan 30, 07:19
I haven't touched the stuff in decades but I'll try anything to get the cookies right. I'll go with lower temp and/or different flour
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Krusty
Jan 30, 07:10
Hmmm -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 30, 06:44
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