Nothing I would want. Try carob chips. Some people find them acceptable.
you put less butter in it.
I believe in order to make the nest chocolate chip cookie, you need great and quality raw materials. Good flour, butter, eggs, sugar, cookie sheets, chocolate chip and the like. You also need a standard and good quality oven to make the cooking process easy and with less complications.
Bake on glass or use parchment paper on metal
One delicious low sugar chocolate chip cookie recipe I recommend is to use almond flour, coconut oil, and sugar-free chocolate chips. Mix the ingredients together, form into cookies, and bake until golden brown. Enjoy a tasty treat with less sugar!
One delicious low sugar chocolate chip cookie recipe is to use almond flour, coconut oil, and sugar-free chocolate chips. Mix the ingredients together, form into cookies, and bake at 350F for 10-12 minutes. Enjoy a healthier treat with less sugar!
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Well, honey, a single chocolate chip weighs about 0.02 ounces. So, if you're looking to indulge in a whole bag of those little devils, you might want to keep track of how many you're shoving in your mouth! Just remember, a moment on the lips, forever on the hips!
No body invented chocolate chip cookies they were just the first person to try and make egg less chocolate chip cookies.
Chocolate chips don't change the baking time.
Chocolate chips have less cocoa butter than chocolate bars, which helps them retain their shape better when they're baked in the oven.
According to Alton Brown of Food Network's GOOD EATS -- it is the sugar content that determines whether a cookie is chewy or crispy. White sugar leads to crispier cookies and brown sugar to chewier. So, to some extend, more brown sugar in the recipe can also make the cookie spread more (flatten out). That is why the Toll House recipe calls for equal amounts of the two sugars.Also, the leavening -- baking soda and/or baking powder help a cookie rise. Old baking powder may not work as well as fresh, especially if it has acquired any dampness (i.e. does it clump together in the can, or even need to be scraped out?). Baking powder reacts with liquids to create bubbles in the batter and help it rise.Last, the type of shortening you use in the cookie will affect how it spreads. A shortening like Crisco will spread far less than butter will.When it comes to Chocolate Chip Cookies, it is the one recipe I follow as closely as I can -- I tend to be a little loose with measurements except for chocolate chip cookies that "need" (well, in my mind) to be a certain way when they come out of the oven -- the right height and spread, crispiness/chewiness ratio, etc. -- come only from following the recipe on the bag. Never found any other chocolate chip cookie recipe that works for me.
I'm not sure what "4m" means, but I think semi-sweet just refers to chocolate with a high cocoa content (70%+, generally) and a low sugar content (less than about 30%) - dark chocolate chocolate chips, basically.