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No because you are suppose to add raw egg to a cookie batter so the cookies bake properly.
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One could use a small amount of water to thin out cookie dough. Additional factors to increase the spread would be to use heavily greased, pre-heated cookie sheets.
Beat the eggs until mixed and depending on how thick the batter or dough is either use a mixer or work it in with your hands. It should be alright.
I use chickpea flour called besan as the binder when doing baking without eggs. Make the recipe and add chickpea flour after until the cookie dough is the proper consistency. Then bake as usual.
If you can get them mixed in fairly easily. If it is a stiff dough, you are going to have to basically knead the dough to mix in the eggs. This is going to work the glutton in the flour and make for a tougher cookie. You could take part of the dough and mix it with the eggs first so that it would have the consistency of mayonnaise or even peanut butter. This would get the eggs mixed together and it would take less to get them mixed into the rest of the dough. Whip the eggs first till the yolk and whites are well mixed.
nothing at all. they even sell it in stores as a fun snack for kids. just to be cautious, always remember that cookie dough has raw egg in it and some eggs may carry salmonella. Consider that cookie dough is essentially sugar and butter, sugar which is absorbed into the body rapidly and will add to the butter being absorber with it cookie dough is very unhealthy mind you irresistibly delicious Salmonella is a very bad bacterial infection that comes from eating raw eggs, it can make you deathly sick and you may even die if you dont see a doctor, so i advise anyone to never eat or limit the amount of things you eat that have raw eggs in them.! i dont like cookie dough anyway, i think its squishy and nasty. Just Remember: Too much cookie dough is like to many cookies... Its very unhealthy and can make you fat
Something between "it won't taste quite right" to "it becomes an omelette/frittata/quiche-like thing", depending on how many "too many eggs" you add.
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Eggs in baking have two main functions. They act like glue to hold and bind the batters and doughs together so that they do not fall apart while baking, and they can assist in making the baked good lighter, fluffier, and rise a little in the oven, not to mention that eggs can also give a product a bit of a shine and glaze once baked.
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The answer depends on which kind of cookie you want to make. A basic cookie batter consists of flour, sugar, butter and eggs. A leavening agent such as baking powder or baking soda may be added. Flavorings such as vanilla and salt may be added. Then you add oatmeal, raisins, chocolate chips, peanut butter, and whatever you need for the kind of cookie you want. Then there are variations of cookies such as a boiled cookie that does not use any flour and is not baked in an oven but boiled on the top of the stove.