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Convert cookie recipe to cookie bar recipe?
How can I convert my favorite cookie recipe to cookie bar recipe? More flour, less flour? I think there's a trick to it.
It's a basic oatmeal cookie recipe with some of the shortning being replaced by peanut butter.
5 Answers
- SwirlyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Unlike drop cookies, which use a soft dough, bar cookies are made with a fluid batter that needs a baking pan with sides for support to bake in.
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- Anonymous5 years ago
bake them in a pan instead of dropping small amounts in cookie shapes. I don't change a thing except maybe make a double batch since its so much easier. I like to under bake them just a bit, and I also make sure the dough is spread out to its not too thick in the pan so I don't end up over baking because the edges can get pretty hard.
- dawnee_babeLv 61 decade ago
Just watch the time closely--a full sheet of dough will probably take quite a bit longer to bake completely & maybe keep the oven temp around 350 degrees (to avoid over-baked edges)
- KittyLv 61 decade ago
Just like earll says,,, no conversion needed,,,, just spread any cookie dough in a cake pan and make a bar ! SIMPLE and fast !! : )
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- Mimiat41Lv 51 decade ago
Just take you cookie dough and spread it on the cookie sheet rather than drop it on.
