Post your cookiesHomemade or... otherwise...MineDark chocolate oatmeal granolaDifferent from my usual batch but quite goodCould've used a tad bit more salt
The extra quantity of oatmeal and granola prevented them from spreading out like they usually do on my other batch. The dough was a bit more firm than I'm used to
StillVery yummy
>>21087369cOOOGgIES!!!
>>21087369homemade chocolate chip cookies, recipe made myself.
Anyone have a solid recipe for oatmeal raisin
The last cookies i took a photo of, just chocolate chip. The last cookies i made were butter cookies with lavender topped with lemon icing which was delicious.
>>21087369Thicc boiz
>>21087571Nice>>21087622That sounds pretty tasty
>>21087795Cute thumnb
siggerdoodles, i half the quantity and use almond extract instead of vanilla, it seem to supercharge the cinnamon flavor
>>21087375They look yummy and filling, but how do you clean that silpat? I got one but absolutely hate trying to clean it with a sponge.>>21087838Sounds like a good swap, I’ll have to try that next time.
>>21087369>Post your cookiesThis is a blue board...
>>21088163definitely use half the amount of what the recipe calls for or else you'll have almond cookies highly recommend this recipe (i add a half tsp of baking powder to get a thicker cookie and ensure it stays soft and chewy)https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/inside-out-chocolate-chip-cookies/
>>21088163Clean it?
>>210873691 cup peanut butter1 cup sugar1 egg2tbsp dark misoMix, shape, bake, eat. Sweet, savoury, nutty
>>21087571>homemade>uses premade chocolate home assembled != homemade
>>21089369You thought you had me.
>>21089525>>21089369You really thought you had me
Any recipes from thin cookies? I don't like the cakey ones but that's the only ones I can find, I tried two of them and I don't like them
>>21089369>>21089525i grow cocoa trees and 3 varieties of vanilla
>>21089599Fug, very jealous. Where do you live to make that possible? You hand pollinating the vanilla too? Super rad
>>21090422>You hand pollinating the vanilla too?yea, the cocoa is actually a lot hard to pollinate because the flowers are so tiny and fragile, it took me a few years to get more then one pods. you can't really see it but in the back under some screen the vanilla is standing upright and is actually about 45 feet long just wrapped up and down a few times, it was laid down in the first pic because of a hurricane.
>>21089525>>21089535Wow that’s so cool, how do you source your beans?
>>21090575>tfw can’t grow the good stuff because live in zone 8Count me among the jealous, looks like a lot of care went into those plants.
>>21087838I LUV COOOOOOOGIESIM GOING TO KISS U
All my cookies are gone :(
>>21092648bake more
>>21090624So I haven’t sourced in a long time. I’d get my cacao butter from numerous places, same with green beans. I’d roast them myself with a popcorn popper.A few of the places I used to buy from regularly seemingly shut down. I’ve also moved on from cacao to other similar endeavors in the same space, but cacao is no longer my main focus. What’s actually in my cookies and running through my machines aren’t cocoa beans/fat :^) Works and tastes enough like chocolate though!If you want to get into this hobby a simple bench top grinder is around $250 ish. I bought a small tempering machine before my fbm aura for around $250ish. I genuinely hate the steep the buy in is for chocolate is. At the same time WM chocolate in Wisconsin used to run a chocolate company using solely bench top models. Idk what his tempering machine was like, but I’m guessing it wasn’t a $10k atlas stone bitch like my own. So idk. Rambly. I haven’t been in the direct chocolate world for a number of years.
>>21092721I’d like to someday open up a proper factory of sorts. It’s not chocolate, but an alternative. Starting a food business apparently takes more than buying $16k worth of equipment that now sits idly in my apartment.
>>21089535>using store bought equipment You owned yourself
>>21092663The cinnamon rolls look good...
>>21092902i think this my last cookie pic and there only one rouge sugar cookie
>>21092721Appreciate the detailed response!
