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Cookies
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1. Drop2. Bar3. Rolled4. Molded5. Pressed6. Refrigerator
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Six basic types of cookies:
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The type of cookie
is determined by
how the cookies are formed
and
the consistency of the dough.
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Types of Cookies
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Drop Cookies
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Chocolate chip
Oatmeal raisin
Drop Cookies
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Soft dough.
Easy to make and bake.
Make by dropping spoonfuls of dough onto a baking sheet.
Use the 2-spoon method – one spoon to scoop up the dough & one spoon to push off the dough.
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Drop Cookies
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Place dough at least 2 inches apart to allow for spreading.
Make all cookies the same size for even baking.
When baked, cookies should be lightly browned (golden) and slightly mounded.
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Drop Cookies
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Bar cookies
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Brownies
Lemon Squares
Pecan Fingers
Bar Cookies
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Uses a soft dough. Spread dough evenly in a jelly roll pan,
square cake pan, or 9x13 pan.
Can be chewy or cake-like depending on the thickness of the dough.
Cool thoroughly and cut into different shapes for serving.
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Bar Cookies
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Rolled Cookies
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Cut-out Sugar Cookies
Gingerbread People
German Lebkuchenherz
Linzer Tarts
Rolled Cookies
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Are made from a dough that is firm enough to roll out.
Dough must be chilled before rolling.
Roll out only small amounts at a time. Refrigerate the rest of the dough until ready to roll more cookies.
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Rolled Cookies
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Roll dough on a lightly floured surface -- using too much flour yields dry, hard cookies.
Use cookie cutters of many shapes.
These cookies do not spread much, so only a small amount of space between cookies is needed between cookies on the baking sheet.
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Rolled Cookies
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Molded Cookies
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Snickerdoodles
Chocolate Crinkles
Jam Thumbprint Cookies
Mexican Wedding Cakes
Russian Teacakes
Peanut Butter Blossoms
Molded Cookies
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Uses a rich dough that must be chilled before cookies are shaped.
Mold a small amount of dough by hand into desired shape.
Allow some space between cookies on baking sheet.
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Molded Cookies
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Can be flattened before baking with the bottom of a glass dipped in flour or sugar, or with a fork. (Peanut Butter cookies)
Can be rolled in colored sugar, cinnamon, nuts or coconut before baking. (Snickerdoodles)
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Molded cookies
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Pressed cookiesalso called spritz cookies
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Spritz Cookies
Pressed Cookies
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Uses a stiff rich dough. The dough is packed into a cookie press and
forced through discs of various patterns. These cookies do not spread much, so only a
small amount of space between cookies is needed between cookies on the baking sheet.
Cookies vary in size and shape depending on the disc used.
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Pressed Cookies
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Refrigerator cookies
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Pinwheel Cookies
Slice-and-Bake Cookies
Refrigerator Cookies
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Made with a stiffer dough. Dough is formed into a long smooth roll,
wrapped in foil or plastic wrap, and chilled.
Cookies are sliced from the roll.
Produces a thin crisp cookie. The dough can be stored for several days in
the refrigerator before baking.
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Refrigerator Cookies
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Flour -- structure Fat -- tenderness butter, shortening, oil Sugar -- sweetness white or brown sugar, molasses, honey Eggs -- binding agent Liquid -- moisture. May not even be used. milk, juice Flavoring extracts vanilla, lemon, mint Extras -- chocolate chips, nuts, coconut
Ingredients
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Mixing Method
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1. Mise en place. 2. Preheat oven.3. Cream the sugar and fat until smooth.4. Add eggs and flavorings, mix together. Add liquids (if included in recipe), mix.5. Stir in dry ingredients. Scrape down sides and bottom of bowl to insure thorough mixing.6. Stir in extras like chocolate chips or nuts.
Conventional Mixing Method
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Shiny pans, such as aluminum reflect heat producing lighter bottom crusts.
Dark baking sheets absorb heat producing darker bottom crusts.
Cookie sheets should be cool when dough is placed on them – warm sheets cause dough to spread.
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Baking
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Bake all cookies, except bar cookies, on flat baking pans or cookie sheets.
If pans do have sides, they should be low. High sides on cookie pans create unevenly baked cookies.
Cookies should all be the same size so
they will bake evenly.
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Baking
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Yes No
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Bake in a preheated oven.
Check cookies at the end of minimum baking time. Bake just long enough so that cookies are lightly browned.
Set the timer.
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Baking
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DO NOT walk away from the oven!
Cookies continue to bake on a hot pan.
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* 1 minute too long in the oven can ruin all your hard work!
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If baking only one pan, the rack should be near the center of the oven.
When baking two sheets at a time, position the racks by dividing the oven space into thirds. Rotate the sheets halfway through the baking time. Doing this helps the cookies to brown evenly.
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Under-baked cookies are doughy & pale.
Over-baked cookies are dry & hard. They look burned.
Cookies should be just set. When touched, your finger should leave a slight imprint.
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Do not under-bake or over-bake.
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Cookies harden as they cool and may stick to the pan, making them hard to remove.
Parchment paper can help prevent sticking.
Parchment is NOT the same as wax paper!!
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Baking Cookies
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Remove cookies from baking sheet 1 or 2 minutes after they come out of the oven.
Use a wide thin spatula to remove cookies from baking sheets.
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Dough that is too warm.
Baking sheet that is too hot.
Oven temperature that is incorrect.
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Excessive spreading of cookie dough is caused by:
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Cool cookies thoroughly before storing. Store crisp cookies in a container with a
loose fitting cover. Crisp cookies need to remain dry.
Store soft cookies in a container with a tight fitting cover.
Bar cookies can be stored right in the pan, covered with foil.
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Storing Cookies
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Never store soft & crisp cookies together.
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Follow the recipe!!
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