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Cookies

Chef Pam

All about cookies! The different make-up methods, uses, and varieties.

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3.This will produce a tough, dense cookie
5.A cookie dough that has too much baking soda or powder will taste _________
6.This method describes cookies baked in a large log and then sliced
8.Small, flat pastries eaten as a snack or at the end of a meal
9.The name of the Inn for which a popular chocolate chip cookie was named
10.This method describles cookie dough that has been pressed through a tip
14.This process can help prevent burnt bottoms on cookies
15.All ingredients should be at this temperature before mixing
16.Biscotti are _______ baked cookies
17.Most cookies are high in _______ which contributes to shelf life
18.This method is used for chocolate chip cookies
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1.This method describes cookies baked in a single piece in a sheet pan
2._________ ounces in a pound
3.This type of oatmeal is best for baking
4.This method describes cookies rolled or formed into shapes
7.This method describes cookies formed into a log and then sliced before baking
8.Mixing method for most cookies
10.This wafer-like cookie uses a thin batter to make crisp cookies
11._______ teaspoons in a tablespoon
12.This method describes cookies that have been cut into shapes
13.The last name of the inventor of the chocolate chip cookie

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