Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake
Everyone knows about chocolate chip cookies, the most popular cookies of all time. But we have come up with a new way to enjoy chocolate chip cookies, as a cake!
Materials:
pan with edges
flour
salt
baking soda
vanilla
chocolate chips
white chocolate chips
brown sugar
regular sugar
eggs
Crisco Butter Substitute
oven
icing
(optional) food coloring
electronic mixer
measuring cups
large bowl
Add in the First Ingredients
Add the whole Crisco stick, 3/4 cup of brown sugar, 3/4 cup of regular sugar, and one teaspoon of vanilla to the bowl.
Mix
Mix up the ingredients you just added in using the electronic mixer.
Add in the Next Ingredients
Next add in 1/4 teaspoon of salt, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 2 eggs, and 1/2 cup of flour into the bowl.
Mix
Mix all these ingredients up and gradually add in 2 more cups of flour.
Add in the Chips
Add in 1 cup of semi-sweet chocolate chips and one cup of white chocolate chips into the bowl.
Hand Mix in the Chips
Using a spoon, hand mix in the chips into the batter.
**Warning** Do not use the electronic mixer to mix in the chips.
Pour the Batter Into the Pan
Using your spoon, pour the batter into the pan.
Flatten the Batter
Using your hands, push down on the batter and spread it throughout the pan. It will be thin, but that's okay, the batter will rise.
Place the Flattened Batter in the Oven
Place the flattened batter in the oven. Bake it for 12-17 minutes at 350 degrees.
**NOTE** Times differ between altitudes, ovens, and areas. Please check your cookie cake every so often and see if it needs more time.
Let It Cool
After you take the cookie cake out of the oven, let it completely cool.
Create the Icing
If desired add food coloring to icing. Then put your icing in your icing tool of choice.
Ice the Cake
Ice the cake however you wish. I recommend doing a border around the edge of the cake and making sure each piece of the cake has some icing.
Finished!
When finished, you can store by:
1. adding clear plastic wrap to the pan over the cake and storing it in the refrigerator
2. adding plastic wrap and keeping it on a counter
I do not recommend keeping in high temperature areas or in direct sunlight.
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