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You need to know the base ingredients for the type of cookie you want to make. Remember where you have sugar you need salt, in variation refer to some other recipes. You also need to know what leveling agents to use and how each one reacts with other ingredients. Try an almond poppy-seed sugar cookie, you can add some "real" white chocolate chunks.
MSG is used less frequently as a flavour enhancer than it was some years ago, some manufactures of beef bouillon will no longer use MSG, some will. You need to check the list of ingredients on the package.
To find this out you need to look at the ingredients list on the Vanish Napisan label.
Yes. First you need orange food coloring. (tasteless) Then you need powered sugar cream cheese. Mix all of the ingredients together. Then spread it on the cookie.
You'll need a recipe - I suggest an internet search for the basic type of cookie you want, then scan for a recipe you think you can follow all the instructions of and get the ingredients for. The basic recipe is to mix the dry ingredients, mix the wet ingredients, blend the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients, shape into cookies (either by dropping as pieces of dough or rolling out and cutting into shapes) then cooking them.
To list the ingredients would be pointless. You need to know the quantities, the order in which to add them, and how long to process the finished product. Suggest you invest a few cookbooks.
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Each ingredient allows freedom. 'Murica. You need the basics to allows foundation, and you can add ingredients to make the cookie your own.
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You would need a smaller cookie sheet.
Of course. Just divide a recipe by 12 and follow the recipe. You'll likely need to eyeball the ingredients because you won't have measuring devices that small.