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Post by saimark on Feb 1, 2021 10:21:30 GMT -5
For starters, you can put your tray of cookies back into the oven for a little while longer, ensuring to watch periodically. Likewise, cooking them at a lower temperature for a good amount of time will lead to crunchy cookies. Another rookie cookie mistake several bakers make is cooking on a baking sheet! Make sure you bake your cookies on an aluminum tray, since aluminum helps with the even spreading of heat, giving you a crunchier exterior! Also, there are 3 more tips to ensure your cookies will be crunchy! 1.Reduce moisture-holding ingredients like flour, brown sugar and eggs. When ingredients hold moisture, the cookies end up becoming dense and soggy. 2.Bake for longer durations at lower temperatures. When compared to baking swiftly, baking slowly will ensure your cookies spread out evenly and also have a crispier texture. 3.Replace brown sugar with white sugar or corn syrup! Brown sugar carries a lot of moisture. With processed sugar, you will get cookies that are drier and crispier!
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