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Great information and recipes, as always! I'd love to see you guys develop the Ultimate New York-style Cookie or Levain cookie if you will. I know they are chewy-like cookies, but there must be some secret to making them so thick and big that I'm missing out, and I haven't found a single article about them that satisfies my curiosity. Anyway, just a suggestion I'd hope to see in the future.
Thanks for this helpful article! I would love help with one question, though. What if I want a cookie that's chewy in the middle (like the edges of a brownie) but crispy towards the perimeter? The article seems to indicate that these might be at cross-purposes, in terms of moisture content. I was thinking maybe I would start with the chewy recipe approach and maybe just bake a little bit extra? Or do you have some other suggestion?
Go with your first intuition of making a chewy cookie and then baking it a touch longer for those crispy edges. You can also increase the oven baking temperature a touch to help with crispy edges while leaving the center soft and chewy.
Thanks for a helpful and informative article about cookies. I started baking desserts, it is with cookies that I will continue to experiment with baking cookies.
Hello, following the cookie baking process in the cookie class. I changed my recipe, made a crispy texture of cookies, the result is more than excellent.
Hello, In cookie recipes where there is less moisture, is it possible to use xanthan to bind water and get a crispy texture.
