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Cracked Cookies

LISA QUESTION

Feedback: I wonder why my cookies cracked after it bakes.

ROSE REPLY

cookies will crack after baking or just towards the end of baking if they are over-baked. since they are so small they continue to bake on the sheet even after removal from the oven. try baking them less. if that doesn't help, use superfine sugar, or grind fine granulated sugar in the food processor. the finer the sugar the smoother the cookie.

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plain flour with baking soda and powder

Should you use self rising flour when making cookies or should you use plain flour with baking soda and baking powder?

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