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renee92405
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Name: Renee
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tollhouse recipe
going to make the tollhouse choc chip cookies using the recipe on the back of the bag. Any tips so the cookies are soft not hard?
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Posted 12/19/15 1:33 PM |
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PitterPatter11
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Member since 5/11 7619 total posts
Name: Momma <3
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tollhouse recipe
Store them in a cookie tin. Cook them on parchment paper. Take them out right before they look done. If they're brown, they're probably over cooked.
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Posted 12/19/15 7:41 PM |
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jessnbrian
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Member since 4/13 7238 total posts
Name: Jessica
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Re: tollhouse recipe
Posted by PitterPatter11
Store them in a cookie tin. Cook them on parchment paper. Take them out right before they look done. If they're brown, they're probably over cooked.
this.
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Posted 12/20/15 12:34 AM |
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MLP85
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Member since 9/12 292 total posts
Name: Mandy
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Re: tollhouse recipe
put in lower amount of recommended time, if the top is not moist then are done. Remember they will continue to cook once out.
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Posted 12/20/15 10:04 AM |
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ladybug8
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Re: tollhouse recipe
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Posted 12/20/15 12:37 PM |
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HomeIsWithU
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Member since 9/07 7816 total posts
Name: Jenn
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Re: tollhouse recipe
Bake them on parchment paper - it makes a huge difference in how they rise.
I also take them out a minute or two early. They will continue to cook on the baking sheet even when they are out of the oven.
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Posted 12/21/15 2:10 PM |
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nraboni
Uggh...
Member since 10/09 6905 total posts
Name: Nicole
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Re: tollhouse recipe
Posted by ladybug8
Nes'le Tolhousa
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Posted 12/21/15 3:41 PM |
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