Only about 1/4 of them did this

    • @grue
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      1 year ago

      Prepend a ! and it’ll embed instead of just link:

      this classic image’s time to shine

    • @morphballganon
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      231 year ago

      What is wrong with the baking powder? Too much? Too little? Too expired?

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        Usually cookies need baking soda, not baking powder. If they call for both, it’s at least 2x baking soda. People mix it up and add baking powder instead of soda.

        Or if the cookie requires levening from the powder and it’s expired, it will not rise and spread.

        Soda helps with browning and powder is for levening

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          This is right about the mix-up, etc. But, they are both levening agents. Powder includes an acidic reactor, and soda requires one to be included separately. Using both is a way to fine tune the reaction.

          • @Cheesus
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            11 year ago

            You’re right they’re both levening agents but my understanding was in cookies soda is used for browning and not levening because there is no acid for it to react with.

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              Yes! It does help with browning, too. But there is lactic acid in the butter. You’ll notice a flatter cookie without soda. I like those sometimes too, flat buttery crispy bois.