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My 16 yr old son made chocolate chip cookies.  They turned out puffy looking.  He took a bite of one and it was hallow.  I ask him if he forgot to put anything in the cookie dough.&nbs
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Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/14/2010 3:12 PM EST
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My 16 yr old son made chocolate chip cookies.  They turned out puffy looking.  He took a bite of one and it was hallow.  I ask him if he forgot to put anything in the cookie dough.  He looked at the recipe, thought for a  moment.  He said, "I believe A may have added an extra cup of sugar."  I was proud that he figured this out.  One thing I do know is that my 2 sons are not afraid of cooking.
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/14/2010 3:38 PM EST
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I find out if I keep my ingriendents out to room temperature they stay consistent in size.
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/14/2010 3:48 PM EST
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Peg -- it's wonderful that your 16  year old son is cooking.  You sure sound like a great mom.
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/19/2010 7:07 AM EST
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That's funny, Peg! Neat that he likes to cook though. We all make bloopers....even us "seasoned" bakers! Baking is sometimes a trial and error project, but it's lots of fun!!
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/19/2010 8:13 AM EST
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I made the family their chocolate chip cookies and my mom get the ones with out sugar.
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/19/2010 8:28 AM EST
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Maryann - A dear friend of mine can't have sugar and I have a terrible time looking for sugar-free cookie recipes.  I would very much appreciate any you would post.  Please and thanks
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/19/2010 8:57 AM EST
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This is how we learn!!! My son once left the 1/4 cup of flour off.....never did that again.
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Re: Chocolate Chip Cookies

posted at 12/27/2010 4:00 PM EST
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In Response to Chocolate Chip Cookies:
My 16 yr old son made chocolate chip cookies.  They turned out puffy looking.  He took a bite of one and it was hallow.  I ask him if he forgot to put anything in the cookie dough.  He looked at the recipe, thought for a  moment.  He said, "I believe A may have added an extra cup of sugar."  I was proud that he figured this out.  One thing I do know is that my 2 sons are not afraid of cooking.
Posted by Peg W


That is great I love to hear about guys in the kitchen,that is a skill everyone should know.
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