So, while browsing on foodgawker.com I found someone who said they mixed some new ATK recipe that called for brown butter with the NY Times cookie. I decided what the heck. Luke was gone this weekend so I whipped up the dough Friday night. Now, I cheated and made up one batch of cookies for me and the kids to eat and put the rest in the fridge like a good baker! Saturday night I pulled out the dough and baked up some more. After being in the fridge the dough was hard though! Also, its hard to tell when these cookies are done since the dough is dark from the brown butter. This batch was not so hot, I overcooked them. Oh, well. I decided to make the rest up Sunday night and these I carefully cooked so that they were not overdone. They were very good. BUT, the first batch right after I mixed up the dough was perfectly good to me too, so I'd probably just do that. Now, I just want to try out the original New York Times recipe (with just plain butter) and then maybe I can move on to some other dessert, or maybe none at all!
This picture is the cookies is from the batch made immediately after mixing. Looking back this look a lot lighter than the chilled dough cookies. These also look like they spread a little more but they were still thick enough for me.
4 comments:
Carla- you're killing my self-esteem here with all your domestic goddess-ness! My family seems to enjoy preservatives, so we're good for right now. ha ha ha! Love you guys! :)
Perhaps I'm odd, but I have yet to find anything that tops the Nestle Toll House cookie recipe(not made with Nestle chips, of course, lol). It feels like everything else falls short.
I don't remember having much success with the Toll House recipe (was too flat for me), but I haven't tried it since I moved past the days of margarine and self-rising flour as substitutes for other ingredients! I did find something interesting about that recipe though the other day: http://www.lafujimama.com/2010/03/nestlefoodies-toll-house-chocolate-chip-cookies-better-than-the-original-shhh-dont-tell/
I'll have to try it with half the butter. I never use nuts. It's just the recipe I grew up on, so maybe that's why I like it so much.
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