So, this trial isn't a chocolate chip cookie, but it's close. Instead, I made White Chocolate and Macademia Nut cookies. See below:
This trial was extremely frustrating. I recall successfully making White Chocolate and Macademia Nut cookies a year ago. I used a recipe from the Food Network, and the cookies turned out great. This time around, I used the recipe from my Search for the Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe book, and something...just...wasn't...right. These cookies turned out really dark. Too dark. I threw away the first couple batches because I thought they were burnt. I messed around with baking times and oven temperatures, but nothing helped.
Anyway, despite the odd color, the cookies tasted really good. I don't know if it was a chemical reaction that made these so dark, but the sugars were nicely carmelized and melded beautifully with the white chocolate. Next time, I would add some more macademia nuts. Nevertheless, these cookies were dense, nice, and chewy. Even though these cookies were not aesthetically pleasing, my friends were eager taste testers.
Anyway, despite the odd color, the cookies tasted really good. I don't know if it was a chemical reaction that made these so dark, but the sugars were nicely carmelized and melded beautifully with the white chocolate. Next time, I would add some more macademia nuts. Nevertheless, these cookies were dense, nice, and chewy. Even though these cookies were not aesthetically pleasing, my friends were eager taste testers.
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