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Chocolate Chip Cookies

Categorised under dropped cookies, chocolate chip cookies is perhaps one of the more better known cookies no matter where you are in this world featuring the ever lovable chocolate chips as its main ingredients. It is believed that chocolate chip cookies was accidentally created by Ruth Graves Wakefield in 1930. She was the owner of Toll House Inn in Whitman, Massachusetts. Originally it was called Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookies. Chocolate Chip Cookies came to be as it is today when Ruth ran out of regular baking chocolate and substituted it with pieces of semi broken sweet chocolate thinking it would melt but instead it blended it perfectly in the cookies as it is and the rest they say is history in the making. 

Below is a video showing you how to bake Chocolate Chip Cookies. It may take some time for the video to load and your patience are very much appreciated. Press on the play icon if video does not start automatically. Happy Baking.

Recipe
210 gm Unsalted Butter
150 gm Sugar
150 gm Brown Sugar
3 nos Eggs
380 gm Soft Flour
5 gm Sodium Bicarbonate
1/8 tsp Salt
225 gm Chocolate Chips
75 gm Chopped Walnut
35 gm Desicated Coconut
20 gm Cocoa Powder (If you want to make a chocolatey variation)
Method
1) Beat butter, sugar and brown sugar together till smooth making sure not to overbeat till fluffy.
2) Add in eggs slowly one by one.
3) Lastly add in all remaining dry ingredients and beat to a consistent dough. Again avoid beating for too long.
4) Scoop cookie dough into a piping bag with plain large nozzle and pipe a dollop onto a baking tray as shown in video.
5) Bake in oven at 180C (356F) for about 10 to 12 minutes.
6) Most people would prefer if the cookies were a little underbaked in the center giving it a chewy texture. Store in an airtight container when cooled completely.

Recipe makes about 120 pcs of cookies.
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