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Cookies. A small sweet cake, typically round and crisp. . Types of Cookies. Drop Molded Rolled Refrigerator Pressed Bar. Types of Cookies. D. A. Drop B. Molded C. Rolled D. Refrigerator E. Pressed F. Bar. E. F. A. B. C. . Types of Cookies: Examples. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Cookies A small sweet cake, typically round and crisp.
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Page 1: Cookies

CookiesA small sweet cake,

typically round and crisp.

Page 2: Cookies

Types of Cookies

• Drop• Molded• Rolled• Refrigerator• Pressed• Bar

Page 3: Cookies

Types of Cookies

A. DropB. MoldedC. RolledD. RefrigeratorE. PressedF. Bar

D.

F.

E.

A.

B.

C.

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Types of Cookies:Examples

• Drop: Chocolate Chip; Oatmeal• Molded: Snickerdoodle; Knot• Pressed: Spritz• Rolled: Sugar; Gingerbread man• Bar: Brownie; Lemon square• Refrigerator: Chocolate Pinwheel

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Cookies the process:

• Cookies should be baked on shiny cookie sheets.

• For evenly browned cookies, be sure that cookies are the same size.

• Before cutting out each cookie, be sure to dip the cookie cutter in flour.

• Bake cookies near the middle of the oven.

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Cookies the process:

• Soft cookie should be stored in a container with a tight lid.

• Crisp cookies should be stored in a container with a loose lid.

• Immediately after baking, remove cookies with a wide spatula/turner.

• Be sure cookies are cooled before you store them.

C 1981; J Weston Welch, Publisher Box 658 Portland, Maine 04104

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Ingredients in Cakes and Cookies• A. Flour

– 1. Gives structure or framework to the cake• a. all purpose- sift it to keep from packing• b. cake flour- for finer structure• Self-rising flour- contains leavener and salt

• B. Shortening– 1. Gives richness and tenderness– a. crisco– b. lard– c. butter (not whipped)– d. margarine– e. oil

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Ingredients in Cakes and Cookies• C. Sugar

– 1. gives flavor and crispness• a. granulated• b. brown• c. confectioners• d. honey and syrups

• D. Liquids– 1. Helps ingredients act with each other, as a binder, and to add

moistness.• a. milk• b. water• c. juice

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Ingredients in Cakes and Cookies• E. Leavening Agents

– 1. Make framework rise, adds lightness and tenderness.• a. baking powder• b. baking soda• c. yeast

• F. Eggs– 1. Gives flavor and moistness; golden color; acts as a binder.

• G. Flavoring– 1. Enhances flavor or adds new flavor.

• a. salt• b. extracts (vanilla)• c. chocolate and spice

• H. For best results all ingredients should be at room temperature.


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