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QuestionHow do you know if your cookie is raw?
Craig WatsonCraig Watson is a Baker, Entrepreneur, and the Founder of Baked Cravings, a nut-free bakery in New York City. With eight years of experience, he specializes in creating high-quality baked goods in a nut-free facility. Baked Cravings has received The Best of Manhattan Award. Craig holds a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from New Jersey City University and a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from Wilmington University.
BakerStick a thermometer with a small tip inside of the cookie and check to make sure that it's thoroughly cooked. -
QuestionHow do I know when flat cookies are done?
Community AnswerIf you are able to touch the top of them and they are right between soft and firm (or how you would prefer them), they would be good. if you are able to touch them and they still feel to dough-like, leave them in the oven for another 2 or 3 minutes. If they are more on the brown side and are hard to the touch, they are likely overcooked. -
QuestionWhat cookies have a crumble topping, as those sound yummy?
CremelloHorseCommunity AnswerLarger cookies have crumble toppings, as they need a good surface to hold the topping. You can make one by mixing a tablespoon flour, butter and powdered sugar. Sprinkle on cookie before baking and enjoy. -
QuestionWhen you touch the top of the cookie and it is airy soft, how much longer do you cook them?
Community AnswerYou've probably baked them long enough. That is how cookies are supposed to be before they cool. Overcooking them can ruin the texture. -
QuestionWhat does it mean if the inside of my chewy cookie looks raw?
LioraTop AnswererIf your chewy cookie does not taste raw, it is likely done correctly. Chewy cookies often appear slightly undercooked in the center even when fully baked.
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