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My cookies are too crunchy...?
Good Morning All! I made cookies last night and put them in a sealed plastic bag after they cooled. I took them out this morning and they are all hard and super crunchy. I mean more than they should be. Like you could crack a tooth on them. This seems to happen all the time to me when I bake cookies. Am I doing something wrong do you think? I've heard of the putting a piece of bread in with them to help but I didn't think I'd need to do that the very night I baked them. Any thoughts?
Re: My cookies are too crunchy...?
This is what I was thinking.
Adventures in My Kitchen
oven thermometers are a must
what is your recipe? do you use brown sugar?
check out Alton Brown's recipes to compare what happens when you change up the ingrediants just a bit. I like "The Chewy".
I don't have a link to the recipe. It's got Nutella in it but no brown sugar. I've had The Chewy before and had good luck with them. I have an oven thermometer but haven't paid much attention to it lately. I'll look again and make a note on this recipe to cut the baking time. Thank you all for your thoughts.
I always do this too. They are perfect the next day.
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