Chocolate chip cookie recipes with baking powder
How flat your cookies are relates to how runny and sticky the batter is.
Other users complained of flat cookies so they integrated shortening.I didn't do this and my cookies came out great. Very yummy! I did make a few changes - I used all brown sugar instead of white (brown sugar will make for a moister cookie while white sugar makes the cookie crunchier) and 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract. I made 40 cookies at about 2 1/2 inches across. THEN, using a hand mixer, continue to blend the ingredients until you don't see a speck of dry material! At this point add the chips and nuts by hand. Mix the wet and dry ingredients with a wooden spoon until the dry ingredients are just mixed in. Mix(by hand, not mixer) the dry ingredients before adding to the wet ingredients. Several tips for cookie novices (I learned from previous reviewers): Mix the butter & shortening until fluffy, then add the eggs and vanilla and beat with a mixer until blended to death! When you think it's ready, do an extra minute. The dough was not sticky at all and it held together well without spreading (I didn't even refrigerate the batter between batches!). In addition I used aluminum foil to line the pans and that eliminated any sticking. Long review alert! Yes, even after 1000+ reviews, I am going to leave one! Deep chocolate flavor, pleasantly (but not overly) sweet, soft texture but not too gooey, perfect height(not flat) and just downright irresistible! I read through 100's of reviews and made the following tweaks to this recipe: 1/2 cup butter & 1/2 cup solid shortening instead of 1 c butter, 3/4 c white sugar & 3/4 c dark brown sugar instead of 1 1/2 c white sugar, 1 T vanilla instead of 2 t vanilla, used dutch processed cocoa, 1 t baking soda instead of 3/4 t, and added 1 t baking powder and 1 t instant coffee.