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The Cookiepedia: Mixing Baking, and Reinventing the Classics

By Stacey Adimando

Published 2011

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Beating together butter and sugars to create air pockets (read: a taller, airier cookie). The sugar granules smooth out the fat, leaving behind tiny air holes. To make sure your ingredients really bind together, use room-temperature butter (too cold, it’ll be difficult to whip; too melty, and it won’t be able to absorb air). Leave it out hours in advance if you can.

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