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Hi:
I'm an enthusiastic cookie baker, but I only am able to make crunchy, crisp cookies and suspect this is due to the baking time. I prefer soft cookies. When I follow a recipe, and the timer signals, I find the cookies seem undercooked, so I add 3-5 minutes to the time. I let them sit for a minute or so on the cookie sheet before removing them. And when they cool, they are crisp. What should I be doing to bake soft cookies? Ed Thomas |
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