The difference between soft, chewy, crunchy or
flat cookies comes down to often changing one or two ingredients to get the desired cookie.
Not exact matches
Notes from the recipe: «If your ingredients are too warm (butter specifically) these
cookies might
come out
flatter than they should.
This monster might eat dense bread,
flat cakes and
cookies that could double as hockey pucks, but none of my kiddos will
come near the majority of my initial gluten - free experiments.
i just did the
cookie recipe, but they
came out very
flat and thin (they're good but not looking like the pictures in the article or any standard
cookie, much more
flat and large).
Mine are
coming out
flat like deflated
cookies.
Amazing flavor, but
came out looking like «lace
cookies» as a single
flat blob on the
cookie sheet.
After reading the posts about the
cookies coming out
flat I experimented and they
came out wonderful!!
What I
came to learn through this three batch process was that I actually like the
flat, crispy and crunchy
cookies better than the real deal version.
Side note: Like another commenter said, my
cookies also
came out more
flat than in the picture.
I think you over mixed them which is why they
came out
flat and crisp: (I always hand mix mine and the dough should be very thick and even seem a little crumbly... this way you get a plump, soft
cookie.
However, my
cookies came out very
flat and very dark.
We have always called them French
Cookies, some call them pizzelles, which
comes from the Italian word pizze meaning
flat.
But the
cookies came out as small domes instead of
flat shape.
For slightly
flatter, chewier
cookies, press down on each of the
cookies with a fork right when they
come out of the oven.
They look awesome, and I can only hope I don't manage to screw them up (for some reason, my
cookies always
come out
flat).
Mine
came out like large
flat cookies.
Made these replacing the yacon with maple syrup butter, doubling the cinnamon, and adding a pinch of Chinese Five Spice...
cookies came out an EPIC FAIL...
flat and crumbly.
I've made quite a few vegan chocolate chip
cookies, and they would either
come out too crispy and
flat, or too cake - like.
The corner turned when I
came across your blog and a post about measuring by weight, suddenly I could bake
cookies and
flat breads (we can't yeast or eggs) and cakes!
Amazing flavor, but
came out looking like «lace
cookies» as a single
flat blob on the
cookie sheet.