
searching for this recipe from internet, and give it a try. i've been making so many cookies but none of them are chewy, and i keep searching and searching ... and summarize into 3 important tips for myself: use brown sugar to produce more moist use bread flour to increase the elasticity melt the butter into liquid i can say this recipe is excellent, the texture is exactly what i want, matthew eats 4pcs immediately even he is so sick today and without appetite, but i think the cookie is just a little too sweet, although i cut the amount of sugar already, as the original recipe is from U.S. so i convert cup into gram. bread flour 306g salt 1tsp baking soda 1tsp unsalted butter 226g white sugar 50g (i skip this sugar as i think it's really too sweet) dark brown sugar 275g milk 1Tsp freshly squeezed lemon juice 1Tsp vanilla extract 1 1/2tsp egg 1 egg yolk 1 chocolate chips 304g (i add less than 100g)
- mix together with flour, salt and baking soda
- well combined with milk, lemon juice, vanilla extract and eggs
- melt butter into the saucepan, cook with low heat until butter is browned
- mix butter and sugar with electric mixer
- add #2 into butter mixture, well combined
- add half of the flour, mix well and add the rest of the flour until thoroughly combined
- add chocolate chips
- the cookie dough is still soft and buttery, cover with bowl and chill until firm (about 2 hours)
- preheat oven 180C, bake for 11 mins (Tsp size for each cookie)
* can only add brown sugar or skip the white sugar * chocolate chips is optional or replaced by raisin or nuts .... * next time i would use about 150g of sugar in total
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