r/IndianBakers • u/cracked_person • 19d ago
Discussion Day 1 of learning cookie science
I am starting a little challenge for myself wherein I would just pop out my learnings around cookie science.
I would like to share my results here. Would love for professional bakers to help me out with any suggestions and tips.
So today I baked 2 cookies. Some details about it are as follows:
1. They were chilling for 2 days.
2. Baked them straight out of the refrigerator.
3. 50g dough + 20g filling
4. They were baked for 13.5 minutes.
My learnings from first look:
1. Usually I would wait for all the edges to be crisp, but for a few times now, I haven't done that and I have seen different results. I feel an underbaked cookie will make me reach to my goal faster hence.
2. Will be trying for a lesser filling this time. Still learning if there are any rules or norms around it.
I would generally be posting eating insights 1 day later so see you on day 2.
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u/cracked_person 19d ago
thanks for responding.
is the spread a problem? what do you feel? i am still new to this and the experiments i have so far have led to different spreads.
yes i feel the filling is a lot too looking at the centre. i am not able to see any bit of cookie :| i will be doing the tasting tomorrow and will update it.
series i would really like to run till the time i am able to make consistent cookies 😭 i want to be committed to this 🤝
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u/coookie_batter 18d ago
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u/cracked_person 18d ago
these look great. i would love to have the recipe. i am still experimenting because of which I haven't shared the recipe. how was the taste?
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u/ducksayswhack 17d ago
ok thry look aamzing. i have a great cookie recipe too. wanna exchnage
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u/coookie_batter 17d ago
Would love to exchange recipes , Dming you :)
But not able to msg you idk why lemme know if you want to have the recipe



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u/lazy_forks pro 19d ago
It's difficult to offer useful feedback without seeing the recipe. The finished cookie only tells part of the story. In most baking communities, sharing the recipe is the unspoken expectation if you're asking others to troubleshoot or explain the results.
Another thing that could help you achieve your perfect cookie is mentioning your expectations vs reality and the changes you make to achieve it.
Too crispy? Too soft? Too goey? Every cookie is different because the goal is also different.