Saturday, October 30, 2010

The Home Made Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe

One could say that this was one of the best accidents to happen in America. In 1933, Ruth Wakefield, owner of the Toll House Inn in Massachusetts, biscuits, chocolate just normal chocolate instead of the baker hopes to melt the chocolate and add the desired flavor, the recipe. What they got instead was a batch of delicious cookies with little chocolate chips, a completely new range of cookies, which was the cookie to America's favorite places. The cookie is named"The Toll House cookie" in honor of the inventor and Nestlé started selling chocolate chips, just to bake cookies. Wakefield recipe was always printed on the back of each package of Nestlé chocolate.

It 's a matter of pride to every housewife and cook, bake the perfect chocolate chip cookies. A good cookie should be soft to bite, crispy, but inside it lasts. Children love these cookies. Cookies are several variations, the different types of nuts, dried fruits are, Chips mints or head to fruit. Each of these choices have their own fan base. Here is a recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookies, fresh, but are soft and chewy. Have fun with this perfect baking cookies, and remember, if you take the beautiful aroma from the oven.

You need these components -

Sugar - 1 cup
Butter, softened - 1 cup
Brown sugar - 1 cup
Eggs - 2
Vanilla extract - 2 teaspoons
Flour - 3 cups
baking powder - 1 tsp
Hot water - 2 teaspoons
Salt- 1 / 2 teaspoon
dark chocolate chips - 2 cups
Walnuts (chopped) - 1 cup

How to bake cookies Perfect

Preheat oven to 350 C. Combine butter, sugar and brown sugar and beat until creamy. Eggs one at a time and beat thoroughly. Add the vanilla and mix well. Add baking soda to hot water and let dissolve. Mix with pasta. Add salt, flour, chocolate and nuts. Ladle batter to make this sharp drop on ungreased pans. Keep in oven and bakeabout ten minutes. Your cookies are ready when the edges become crispy brown.

Enjoy delicious homemade chocolate chip cookies.

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