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Melt the butter over medium heat, swirling it in the pan occasionally. Once the crackling stops, keep a close eye on the melted butter, continuing to swirl the pan often. The butter will start to smell nutty, and brown bits will form in the bottom. This will stop the butter from cooking and burning. Allow it to cool until absolutely room temperature. In a medium bowl combine softened butter, room temperature browned butter, brown sugar, and granulated sugar. Using an electric hand mixer, beat on medium speed until well incorporated, lightened in color, and fluffy — 3 to 5 minutes. Add the egg and yolk plus the vanilla extract and beat on low speed for 1 minute, until well incorporated. In a medium bowl whisk together the flour, baking soda, and salt to incorporate the leavening evenly through the flour. Add the dry ingredients all at once to the butter and sugar mixture and beat on low speed or incorporate with a wooden spoon or spatula until no dry patches remain.Cookie Recipe: How To Make Chocolate Chip Cookies Video
Cookie Recipe: How To Make Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Cream butter and sugars together for about minutes or until butter is completely incorporated and smooth. Coojies eggs and mix for 2 more minutes. Add all of the dry ingredients and mix just until combined. Stir in the chocolate chips and walnuts. I line the cookie sheets with silicone baking sheets and the cookies turn out perfectly every time.
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These cookies will be bigger than normal chocolate chip cookies. That's a good thing! You should get about 15 large cookies from the Ckokies dough. Bake cookies for minutes or until they are a light golden brown on the tops and edges. Tried this recipe? Mention familycookierecipes or tag familycookierecipes!
Making Chocolate Chip cookies is easy! Here are a few tips to getting perfect cookies every time! Many cookie recipes require softened butter.
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These cookies call for cold butter. I like to place mine in the freezer for about minutes before I make the cookies.
Dice up the butter into small pieces before adding to the sugar. Not really sure from a chemistry perspective what this does, but I can promise you this extra step is absolutely worth it in this recipe. Spend a little extra time when you mix the butter and sugars. Creaming them together for minutes will improve the consistency of your cookies.]
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