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Made from dough or batter that is pressed, poured, or layered in shallow pans.
Sheet Cookie
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Fragile batter that should be mixed in small batches and used as needed.
Egg Foam / Sponge Method
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Butter has a melting point of what?
93 degrees
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Stiff dough that is rolled into a log and then baked.
Bar Cookie
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Fats and sugars creamed together to make a lump-free mixture and blend the ingredients completely.
Creaming Method
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High ratio of brown to white sugar creates what texture in a cookie?
Tender
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Made from a stiff dough that is hand-shaped into different shapes.
Rolled/Molded Cookie
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All ingredients being combined at once.
One-Stage Method
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What do egg whites do to baked goods?
Dry them out.
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Soft dough that is forced through a pastry tip or cookie press
Piped Cookie
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What does baking powder do for a cookie?
Rise more, spread less.
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Dough that is shaped into logs or rectangles, chilled thoroughly, then sliced into individual pieces.
Icebox Cookie
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What does chilling the batter do for the dough?
Spreads slower.
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