![]() To bring your butter to room temperature faster, you can cut it into smaller pieces-I usually cut cubes of butter lengthwise, then slice it into tablespoons. If it’s still too cold, the butter won’t give at all. If your butter is too soft it will smoosh (technical term) everywhere rather than holding its shape. Your butter is ready to use if, when you press it lightly with your finger, it gives slightly but still holds its shape. The butter needs to be at room temp for these (and many other) cookies so that it creams properly with the sugar.īutter can take anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour to come to room temperature it just depends on the temperature of your kitchen. How to tell if butter is at room temperature ![]() I think they taste best fully defrosted (you could even pop them in the microwave for a few seconds if you want). You can defrost your cookies at room temperature for an hour or two. They can also be frozen in the same manner for about 2 months. Uneaten cookies can be stored in airtight containers at room temperature, layered with wax paper, for about 3 days. ![]() They’re better slightly under-baked than over-baked. Don’t over-bake your cookies or they’ll be hard instead of soft and chewy.(Putting dough on hot baking sheets will cause the cookies to bake less evenly.) Wipe the baking sheets dry and the baking sheets are ready for more dough. Don’t put cookie dough on hot baking sheets! Cool your baking sheets in between batches the easiest way to do this is to run the bottoms of the baking sheets under cold water for 20 seconds or so.Exactly how long it takes depends on the temperature of your kitchen. I cut it into small chunks and it takes about 15 minutes to come up to temp that way if you leave the stick whole it will take longer. Be sure your butter is at room temperature before making your cookies.If you like cinnamon with regular chocolate, then semi-sweet chips would be perfect. I like white chocolate chips in these cookies but you can substitute your favorite type of baking chips.Don’t mix the pudding with milk before adding it to the cookie dough! Just use the powdered mix.I use instant vanilla pudding but you could certainly substitute different flavors-cheesecake and butterscotch would both be good with the cinnamon in the cookies.Be sure that your pudding mix is instant! Don’t use cook and serve pudding.Arrange on un-greased, unlined baking sheetsĪnd that’s it! They’re simple to make but a really fun twist on snickerdoodles.Shape into balls and roll in cinnamon sugar.Add white chocolate chips and crushed cereal.Mix in dry ingredients until just combined.Beat in eggs, vanilla, cinnamon, and dry pudding mix.Cream room temperature butter with brown sugar and granulated sugar.Adding a box of instant pudding mix ensures that your cookies will turn out soft and moist every time.All of the ingredients are readily available at any grocery store (and you probably have most of them on hand right now).The dough doesn’t need to chill before you bake your cookies so you can get them into the oven that much faster.What happens when you add cereal to cookies? Magic! These soft and chewy Cinnamon Toast Crunch cookies are a delicious dessert that doubles (maybe?) as breakfast :).īut the best part? They’re easy to make-whip up a batch or two and watch them disappear!
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