This is a good question. There are so many cookie dough recipes out there that it can be tough to know which ones to try. There are all kinds of ways to make the dough, and it can be tricky to figure out how to get the right crumbly texture.
Cookies can vary from being crispy to chewy, and all of these dough recipes are a bit different, too. I tend to make my own dough and stick to it. If there’s a recipe that can do a great job of making a cookie that is a great cookie, I’ll definitely try it. I have a lot of experience in making cookies, so I can figure out what works and what doesn’t.
I used to make cookie dough from scratch, but I recently quit because I found it too time consuming. Instead I now stick to the cookie dough recipe I found on this website. It’s made with all natural ingredients that will keep the dough from getting soggy and crumbly, and it’s also the easiest to make. I just take the ingredients I’m using and put them in a ziploc bag.
I know a lot of folks don’t like to take their time making cookies because they just want to get the dough out of the fridge and into the oven. That said, I find that its the most convenient way to cook them, and they don’t fall apart. I like making dough with my hands and using my hands to work the dough into a ball (so I can shape it into a nice cookie shape) and then rolling it into balls and baking it on a cookie sheet.
Using a handmixer. I like my dough too much to spend half my time just making it, so when I have dough, I just put it in the ziploc bag and take it to work.
I do this a lot, but for the most part I just roll it and put it in the bread machine and let it bake. The problem is that I don’t get enough bread out of it. I should be using the dough more than one time, but for the most part I just make a few dough balls and put them in the freezer and then the next time I need to make dough, I’ll just make a few dough balls and use them up.
I do it for the same reason I don’t put out a lot of cookies at Thanksgiving. It’s too much work. I will also make a batch of biscotti and freeze some so I can make some in the summer and freeze some in the winter.
I do freeze some cookies, but I generally only put them out once or twice a year, and I freeze the rest. So I dont think it really matters. The real key is, how you manage your cookie dough. I always use my oven. I keep it at 325F and I dont let it get above 350F and it takes the dough out so I only have to bake the cookies once.
I can’t really pin down an exact cookie recipe for you, but a lot of recipes use butter or a combination of butter and butterfat (or butter and eggs) as the cooking or cooking oil. While you can certainly make your own cookie dough, it can get pretty expensive. I prefer to buy my cookie dough at the bakery and then make my own in my oven. I get more accurate results with my baking, however.
The reason I buy cookies is so they’re easy to slice, so you can easily get a nice crust. I try to cut a slice out of a cookie dough and have it set up so the sugar is incorporated into the dough.