I was thinking this might help, thanks.
T traca Well-known member Jul 6, 2010 #22 I was taught that a cookie sheet underneath helps cool things down. Like if your cookies are baking too fast, slide a cookie sheet underneath it and it slows the baking.
I was taught that a cookie sheet underneath helps cool things down. Like if your cookies are baking too fast, slide a cookie sheet underneath it and it slows the baking.
T traca Well-known member Jul 6, 2010 #23 Yes, sprinkle the cookie crumbs on top of the dough, then add your filling. You can use anything from shortbread to gingerbread, chocolate, etc. Whatever would match your filling/crust combo.
Yes, sprinkle the cookie crumbs on top of the dough, then add your filling. You can use anything from shortbread to gingerbread, chocolate, etc. Whatever would match your filling/crust combo.
L luisa_calif Well-known member Jul 6, 2010 #24 I didnt think this was the culprit because I have used the sheet (non-heated) method before and not had problems. So that's why it was such a mystery to me.
I didnt think this was the culprit because I have used the sheet (non-heated) method before and not had problems. So that's why it was such a mystery to me.