[ SECRET POST #2360 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2360 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Favorite cookies to bake?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm really bad at baking, so those really easy peanut butter cookies where it's just peanut butter, sugar, and an egg. Because they're the only kind I can make.

Re: Favorite cookies to bake?

[(Anonymous)]

Dude, I'm not a bad baker, but those cookies are still awesome--I posted a recipe downthread that adds some vanilla extract and chocolate chips. I may die young of a heart attack, but made with chocolate chips those things just might be worth it. Also, maybe practice baking by playing with that recipe (what happens if you use different nut butters, for example? Almond butter with dried cherries or something) Taking a simple recipe and stretching it was how I learned to cook and bake; I gussied up boxed cake mixes and packaged ramen and stuff for a couple years, and now I can do sponge cakes and sourdough bread and all kinds of stuff, because I just kept pushing. Just be careful with meat and raw eggs and wash all your fruit and veggies, and most of your mistakes will still be edible.

Er, sorry. Maybe you don't want to put a bunch of effort into baking, and that's fine. Just, if you do, baking isn't magic; practice and you'll get better.