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Milk & Cookies: 89 Heirloom Recipes from New York's Milk & Cookies Bakery ReviewThis book is a bit like two cookbooks in one. The first half of the book consists of the recipes for the basic doughs and their variations. There are five basic doughs: vanilla, double chocolate, oatmeal, peanut butter, and sugar. Some of the recipes that accompany the doughs call for simple additions (salted peanuts + peanut butter dough), but others take the dough and make it into a different type of cookie (sugar cookie dough to lemon drop cookies). I love making up a batch of dough and then baking fresh cookies from it over the next few days. These recipes are a great way to take it one step farther and make up one dough but get several different kinds of cookies from that dough. The book says that the doughs can be stored in the fridge for a week or the freezer for a month, so they definately lend themselves to being made ahead of time.
I tend to judge a cookie book by it's chocolate chip cookie recipe. The vanilla dough has ground oatmeal in it, and the chocolate chip cookies that come from it remind me of the ones from the $250 department store cookie recipe legend (which I mean as a compliment since I like to make those when I can't decide between chocolate chip cookies and oatmeal cookies). I did find that even though the recipe doesn't call for refridgerating the dough before baking, that my cookies held their shape better after the dough was chilled. There is also a more traditional chocolate chip cookie recipe (with an untraditional ingredient), and a recipe for chocolate chip bars.
The second half of the book has individual cookie recipes and is divided into special cookies, family favorites, and brownies and bars. Some of the recipes are pretty standard (snickerdoodles, gingersnaps, etc.), but there are also some recipes that are more unusual (ciambelli, sfingi, etc.)
All of the recipes have measurements listed by weight and by volume.Milk & Cookies: 89 Heirloom Recipes from New York's Milk & Cookies Bakery Overview

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