The Effect of the Mixing Method on Cookies
Iced Oatmeal Cookies (yield: 2 dz cookies)
6 oz (170g) unsalted butter, melted and cooled
1/2 c (100g) sugar
3/4 c (150g) brown sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 c (140g) all-purpose flour
1 tsp cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon fine salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 c (180g) rolled oats
1. Mix the sugars and melted butter together until combined.
2. Add the egg and vanilla and mix just until incorporated.
3. Add the dry ingredients and the oats and mix until a dough forms.
4. Cover the dough with plastic and chill in the fridge for an hour (this also gives time for the oats to hydrate).
5. Scoop into roughly two tablespoon (30g / #30 size scoop) portions and bake at 375F (190C) for 14-17 minutes or until the edge is just set.
6. Let cool completely before drizzling with the vanilla icing.
Vanilla Icing
2 c (227g) powdered sugar, sifted
3-5 tablespoons heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
pinch of fine salt
1. Whisk the powdered sugar together with 3 tablespoons of the heavy cream, the vanilla, and salt. Add more heavy cream until the consistency is still thick but will flow off the end of a spoon.
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If someone could explain cooking to me the same way he does baking my life would be improved by 99%
@NotKimiRaikkonen
Ай бұрын
Cookings easy compared to baking. There are no rules. Just taste as you go, if it tastes good, you've done it right.
@abcdeninisse
Ай бұрын
Look into J Kenji Lopez Alt at Serious Eats or America’s Test Kitchen
@kimyona9746
Ай бұрын
With cooking once you learn how to cook meats and certain veggies/fruit after that it's all just (smack spices to preference) and (add water/milk/etc.) if necessary
@reesec4350
Ай бұрын
watch kenji alt lopez, internet shaquille, and ethan chebowski, they offer similar insight
@initialyeet3951
Ай бұрын
I find that a good old Betty Crocker cookbook helps. Jose el cook is pretty good KZreadr-wise
Please, make your own book
@MaoRatto
Ай бұрын
You need to be made into a book.
@michellegonzalez8006
Ай бұрын
@@MaoRattowhat
@MysticThePROObbyist
Ай бұрын
@@michellegonzalez8006yeah i was like what the fuck did mao said
@CookieTwoStep
Ай бұрын
@@MaoRattowhy do you want them to turn into a book?
@AbysmalGhost
Ай бұрын
@@MaoRattoBro are you okay? 😭
i love that you leave it up to your viewers to decide what works for them instead of saying what the "wrong" way is. it's so refreshing cause honestly if it's working for someone there's no reason to change it!
What I like about this channel is, unlike other baking channels, he doesn't say "this is the correct method" He just tells you the differences between them and let's you decide which you prefer
Oh, man, melted takes it for me. I would use that method every time if I were to bake. These shorts are amazing for figuring out which way cookies can be made in specific ways that can suit most people's preferences.
@LevePalestinaKrossaSionismen
Ай бұрын
Absolutely agreed! 💯 Also, in the recipe (it's in the description), I believe he uses the melted butter method too! 😋🍪
@charliedeegan1598
Ай бұрын
Take the extra time to brown your butter. It's so worth the extra 10 min.
@Maferja1110
Ай бұрын
Hi! I've tried different recipes using melted butter, but the cookies always came out greasy, even if I freezed them before baking. Can you give me some tips, please?
@ValuableBlueberry
Ай бұрын
im seeing your pfp everywhere ngl lol
@hobojump7651
Ай бұрын
@@Maferja1110same case like me, the oil from butter even split away after it baked
We just started the melted butter method (we make cookies by hand and sometimes are a bit impatient when waiting for the butter to soften enough to mix without dislocating a shoulder) and we’re befuddled by the difference in the cookie. I had no idea why melting it made a difference, but thank you!
I like browning my butter first. Adds so much flavor
@itsgonnabeanaurfromme
26 күн бұрын
Ok
@lukasausen
23 күн бұрын
Because theres no wrong way, thats why i cook at least! I cook to make food the way I like be it cursed or not 😂😂
@johnnyrodriguez5938
18 күн бұрын
@@lukasausen never said it was wrong to not brown the butter. I learned it from this channel lol. Trying to put the word out there for ppl who don’t know. I didn’t know about it until recently.
If all your shorts were in a cookbook I'd buy it in a heartbeat. They are so informative and helpful.
Oh, so the reason my oatmeal cookies suck is because I make them with the traditional general method of making cookies instead if using melted butter ir reverse creaming.
I ALWAYS WONDERED WHY IT MATTERED
I prefer melted butter bwcause you also get a crispy crust if you wet the pan before putting your parchment paper down. So i get compact, chewy cookies eith a cripsy crust all over like macaroons
Creaming, definitely creaming!
It's awesome someone has taken food chemistry and turned 1,000 words into a few pictures. Bravo my friend. You are a true teacher. It is difficult to turn word into pictures when it comes to chemical reactions and this trype of demo is so efficient in its execution.
My goodness, you're suuuuuch a good teacher. Thanks, Benjamin.
For no reason at all, I really like how he sounds when he says "finally"
Thats crazy how this works and that there IS a sciences to baking the correct cookie.
I honestly do not care. They all look fantastic! I did every single method as a kid when I made cookies. I didn't know the difference and sometimes I'd grab the butter before the eggs or visc versa. 😂 They came out different but not different enough to not eat or not know it was a chocolate chip cookie. So I was happy. ❤
Melted is definitely my type of oatmeal cookie
You are genius baker just take it as compliment Not all gets good compliments 😉
dense and chewy!!! 🤤🤤🤤
benjamin the baker. more like goated the baker 🐐 🫶
@luisitobardajibenitez8013
Ай бұрын
I think Benjamin the GOAT'ed sounds a bit better
Hands down favorite baker of all time 🙌
Melted looks faaaabulous
I can't even bake yet I'm watching 😂
creaming is the best method for my tastes then i guess! glad i know that now
I’ve always done the creaming method but I might seperate my ingredients into thirds next time and see the differences for myself ! A fun experiment and I can make my friends taste test and tell me which they prefer
Love the channel you don’t know how much your shorts have helped me seriously(I’m in culinary school for professional paistry arts) I was wondering if you could give some tips on a good old opera cake,it gave me a huge challenge in school and think it’s a wonderful bake that many people should know of. Thank you for all those tips and keep it up brother👍🫡
Got to get this right… … gonna make 3 kinds, with raisins, with pumpkin seeds, walnuts, pecans, and raisins swirls frosting, then half/half brownie oatmeal with chocolate chips… Mia habibi
Love your videos
Melted gives the perfect finished product! That's the cookie I'd go crazy for!
I'm trying to make homemade brownies and iced oatmeal cookies. I knew to come straight to this channel first 😊
Each method came out good 😊
Thank you for putting this out A lot of people won't follow directions exactly and then wonder why it went wrong
thanks i needed this for my edibles
You are a star! Learn so much from you!
Amazing video as usual
You're doing such a great job. Unique content and the effort you put in to gather this knowledge is highly appreciated ❤ thanks so much for starting this channel
Thank you kindly for your videos. They have helped me immensely ❤
I rarely make cookies, so this is intriguing 🤔 I'll have to see what I like!
Thank you 💗
Dense and chewy beats light and fluffy
Or you can be like how I used to "bake" cookies from highschool: buy a Tollhouse cookie dough roll & only cook them for half of the time the packaging says. Then, take your "cookies" out of the oven & put in a bowl & eat with ice-cold milk. You'll likely feel extremely sick afterwards, but it's worth it 😂😂😂
They all look so good! Which texture would he the most ideal? Honestly 2 and 3 look like my ideal oatmeal cookie
Ok, i might try melted. I really like a soft but chewy cookie
Very helpful
DOH these look good
This is basically the difference between my grandma and her sisters cakes. my grandma was a professional Baker and her cakes and her sisters of the same recipe were different in terms of density. Grandma's were light Airy and fluffy but her sisters were densely packed almost like a bread
@netflix or @prime please make a series for this guy. I would watch it for hours and days.
All of this very true I have made all of these types of cookies
I don't bake but god i love cookies
Wowwww ❤
Ima need that iced oatmeal cookie recipe
@kcknwng
2 күн бұрын
it's in the description
Love chewy
I get the feeling you would write a culinary textbook instead of a cookbook full of recipes.
I had no idea it made a difference. I've been melting the butter all this time
I’ll take them all. Thank you.. That is all😂
any tips on using substitutes for eggs? and methods of incorporating those substitutes?
Where do we find the recipe for the cookies? They look to die for!!
Who freaking knew!
@itsgonnabeanaurfromme
26 күн бұрын
People who bake
@CharmagnCody-mw6zr
25 күн бұрын
Well I didn't know and I think it's pretty cool!! 😎
im gonna study all these videos to impress my wife
So would you guys say that the reverse of melted are the ideal ones?
I WANT A SOFT A CHEWY COOKIE
What about melting the butter but then chilling the dough? Can someone please explain where that fits in?
@alien1162
Ай бұрын
I almost always chill my dough and have used the first 2 methods. I feel like it helps shape more than texture.
could you pls tell me how Subway does it? And the fact that I was making cookies today and I wondered how diff it would be js a few minutes ago!!
Hi Ben :)
So what if you do a reverse melted method?
@thelordoflore6572
27 күн бұрын
I imagine the cookie will have less structure and spread out more than the regular reverse method
Cream
Where's the option where the egg whites and yokes are whisked until fluffy before incorporating? I would imagine that would make for the fluffiest cookie.
reverse is basically like biscuiting but with less gluten development
Is there a way to them like you know crack like when you crack tempered chocolate
I guess it just really depends on how you like your cookies.
Now if you blend the different styles?
What type are these?
I know I’m probably the weird one but while I don’t mind a soft or chewy cookie I much preferred and crunchy cookie but not thin and churchy thick and crunchy like you get sometimes in grocery cookies
What the recipe?
@Galactic_Centre
Ай бұрын
If you are watching this on mobile, right top corner has three dots (watching on laptop? Look for the three dots in the right bottom corner, next to the video). Click/tap on them. Click on the first term in the row, Description. Recipe has both grams and cups/ounces.
@toothanddear
Ай бұрын
Cookies, it is a soft crunchy biscuit
Why no full cronch cookies?
@dangerxbadger2300
Ай бұрын
Bc wanting your mouth to get sliced up capn crunch style by baked goods is a forbidden pleasure very few enjoy. 😂
@Trekkierthanthou
Ай бұрын
Perhaps pick one of the methods and bake a bit longer for crunchier cookies.
What attachment should I use on my stand mixer to cream the butter and sugar? And which method is best for chocolate chip cookies?
Soo I prefer my cookies not to be chewy. Like, at all. The chocolate chip cookie recipes I have tried to make always make the cookie too chewy for my taste. I want my cookies to be crumbly or 'short', but also thick (so not thin and crispy). I know it also comes down to the sugars (I should put more white sugar instead of brown sugar), but I really like the flavour of brown sugar 🥲 What do you recommend I do?
@No-xh2cs
Ай бұрын
Cook it for longer at lower temperature too until it's crispy
what if i want then crisp instead of soft?
Oh No! I’ve been creaming my butter and sugar together wrong the entire time!
recipe PLEASE
I like the creamy cookie❤. I have a question. So when i do my cookies they don't come out they way a want them to they are not crunchy, can someone help?
Dose it all all taste the same?
Could i brown some butter, cool it down again and cream it? Or will this be redundant/just better with the brown butter still melted
@No-xh2cs
Ай бұрын
I do this but honestly if you use a stand mixer the butter will eventually cool down enough that it takes on air and gets lighter. Not as light but enough to still be good. I like my chocolate chips with crisp outer edge and soft inside
@angmiming
Ай бұрын
I put my brown butter in the fridge while I weigh and/or mix my other ingredients, Because I want my brown butter to be whip-able. Once it's a bit more solid, I'll whip it with a mixer then cream the sugars. I like this method because I don't want my cookies to be flat like ones on methods 2 & 3 that he shown. If I want it to be soft, I'll bake it less than a minute before it's done and cool it. If I want it to be solid with a bit of snap or at least it won't break easily when dipped in milk, bake it 1 minute more after it's done.
i like the melted butter one, i dont like crispy cookies
I like my oatmeal cookies exactly like the second one. Soft and chewy 😋 ❤
soo is browning the butter for cookies a good idea or what?
@dangerxbadger2300
Ай бұрын
He already has a short on that
@angmiming
Ай бұрын
browning the butter is more for the taste. because you can put it back to the fridge, wait for it to be whip-able, then cream it. It's good if you like your cookies with some nutty flavors from the brown butter. Some like their cookies the simplest but to each is own. In this video, he's showing how the cookies would turn if you whip the butter and sugar vs not. The taste is probably the same, it's just the cookie's texture will change depends on the method, creaming or not creaming the butter.
Interesting... Last method is like middle ground
Melted is the way to good a cookie should be dense and chewy
I always wondered why recipes were so insistent on the order in which to add ingredients
@echolaliac
25 күн бұрын
❤
Exact recipe?
These look like the exact same cookie three times.
Melted it is
Method 2 and 3 yielded similar results
doesn't The creaming method corporate air into the dough? When i tried it the cookies puffed like a cake and then all the steam came out and went flat 🤕
"Creaming, Melting, Reverse," a book on bottoming by me.
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Tbh they look almost the same
@guycampbell733
Ай бұрын
To those who can see, they look vastly different
Reverse for me please.
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