Ive never put cornstarch in choc chip cookies Never seen it in any recipe.
You can leave out the sugar,but you have to replace it with an other sweetener.Otherwise the cookie will taste more like a cracker.Reducing the sugar amount should be OK.
chocolate chip, sugar, chocolate, orea, gingerbread, peanut butter, shortbread
The wording of this question is somewhat confusing, but here's what I know. If a cheesecake crust recipe calls for chocolate cookie crumbs, you can use crushed Oreos even if you keep the cream in. Add the butter as called for, but leave out the additional sugar.
It depends on the missing ingredient. Missing sugar will leave the cookie bland. Missing egg will result in a very crumbly cookie. Missing chocolate chips will result in a sugar cookie. See?
It depends on the ingredient and what is being made. Forgetting about extremes, the effect could range from unnoticeable to most people up to bad taste, texture or appearance. Examples: Leave nuts out of a cookie or a particular vegetable out of a soup recipe and no big deal. Leave the yeast out of a bread recipe and the bread won't rise to be light and fluffy.
If cornstarch isn't cooked out it can indeed leave a bitter flavor behind. It depends on what you're making really.
any cookie you want
Most likely, yes.
It depends. If you were feeling adventurous and ready to try new things then you might, otherwise you might not want to. You can substitute chocolate syrup for sweetened cocoa mix, but not for plain cocoa powder.
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No. In Chocolate it has eggs...chickens will smell the chocolate then leave it for the ants to eat it.
Yes you can. I prefer them that way, myself. You may wish to increase the amount of chips to offset the lack of nuts and come out with a similar yield in your recipe, but that is not a requirement.