
last saturday i tried the chocolate walnut cookie from
BLT, it's super delicious, dry and crunchy on the outside but very chewy on the inside, so i try a new recipe this morning, but i add raisin instead because i don't have walnut at home! not the same texture, soft but not chewy , anyway still a good cookie! search for "what makes a cookie chewy", people provide a very good description - "all chewy cookies are soft, but not all soft cookies are chewy" - what a good comment!! besides another result comes up: 3 recipes for 3 different cookie textures:
the chewy,
the thin and
the puffy. Enjoy!! ingredients unsalted butter 120g red sugar 60g white sugar 30g salt 1/2tsp egg 1 cake flour 150g baking powder 1/2tsp chocolate 150g raisin 50g
- melt the butter at room temperature
- add sugar and salt, mix well
- add egg, little by little
- add flour and well combined
- add chocolate and raisin
- shape into 2Tsp balls and flatten slightly onto a cookie sheet
- bake for 18-20mins at 170C
* change to chocolate cookie: cake flour 120g + chocolate powder 30g
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