Chocolate Chip Cookie
Recipe courtesy Canyon Ranch
Show: Into the Fire
Episode: Canyon Ranch - Tucson: Gourmet Spa
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By mishi49_13108587
Lafayette, 43
on August 28, 2010
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I have looked for the "best" chocolate chip cookie recipe. This is the closest I have come to the super moist delicious cookie out there! So easy to make too. I had to add 2 more minutes to the last 3 minutes. So it was 7 minutes, than 5 for me.
By katziiz2000
wisconsin
on August 10, 2010
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I've tried it with chocolate chunks and m&m candies. Both were delicious! I make my own brown sugar w/ 1 c. sugar and 1 tsp dark molasses. When just cooked right these stay perfectly chewy even after a couple of days storage. I did overcook one batch and I tell you it made the PERFECT milk dipping cookie and never tasted scorched despite being way overdone. Just the greatest by far.
By Cooking Sunshine
Montgomery, AL
on February 12, 2010
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These are surprisingly moist, flavorful, and delicious. They hold their shape, but are not globby and doughy. Really good. I will make them again.
By dlsalvatore21_9...
brooklyn, NY
on January 01, 2010
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the best choc chip cookie i've ever had, let alone made ... really moist, really flavorful - used a bit more kosher salt and dark choc chips ... this recipe rocks!
By jeannerie
lexington, 61
on October 30, 2009
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These cookies are both easy and delicious. I have now officially replaced my "Toll House" recipe for this one. The taste is traditional and the cookie is moist and chewy even though the batter seemed dry before I baked it. I almost added water but I decided to trust the recipe as written. Glad I did!
By musicalisa_6915828
lebanon, NJ
on October 15, 2009
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This cookie didn't "deflate" the way that some homemade chocolate chip cookie recipes do. It stayed nice and firm, but chewy. Really delicious, and they were a snap to make. I'd definitely rate this as easy rather than intermediate. This may be my family's new favorite chocolate chip cookie!
By jannettemina_92...
Durham, NC
on August 16, 2009
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If you are expecting the familiar taste of the Toll House recipe, you may not care for this recipe quite as much. It is a really awesome cookie. As they cook, they kind-of puff up like something made from egg whites. With all of the brown sugar, they are very chewy and almost caramel-y. The flavor is almost like that of an oatmeal raisin cookie, except -oatmeal, -raisins, and +chocolate chips. If you have a tendency to make runny flat chocolate chip cookies, I think this is a good recipe for you - they are very full-bodied.
By rebeccasjmiller...
Las Vegas, 68
on July 17, 2009
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I had to try this recipe out of curiosity. The cream cheese, eggs yolks and wheat flour are definitely different. I followed the recipe exactly as stated, and the cookies turned out very soft, moist, and full of texture. A very rich tasting cookie too. I didn't really see why I needed to press on the cookie after 7 minutes of cooking, but did it anyway, with the back of a spoon. I think it's because they get a little puffy? But they also flatten out a little as they cool. I also didn't oil the cookie sheet, I just used parchment paper instead, and they turned out great. I will definitely keep this recipe. It might just become my go-to chocolate chip cookie.
By melissajeannelson
Parkville, MD
on June 27, 2009
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Hello, I just wanted to let you know that the Canola oil is just for lightly greasing the cookie sheet.
Happy Cooking
By pixidust830_114...
Flushing, NY
on January 09, 2009
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I would like to try this recipe...but how much canola oil do I use??