The recipe calls for: 1c nutella 1c flour 1/2 c sugar (although apparently many people omit that entirely, because the nutella is sweet enough, and also helps with the dryness of the dough) 1 egg
I did think about mixing the egg and fake nutella together, then adding the sugar, then the flour. The directions DO NOT SAY. What I wound up doing was whisking the flour and sugar, then mixing in the fake nutella and egg.
I mashed the dough balls down with a glass dipped in sugar. I've made cookies that way before. I've NEVER had them spread.
The recipe didn't call for baking powder (or soda) at all.
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Date: 2012-09-19 02:54 am (UTC)1c nutella
1c flour
1/2 c sugar (although apparently many people omit that entirely, because the nutella is sweet enough, and also helps with the dryness of the dough)
1 egg
I did think about mixing the egg and fake nutella together, then adding the sugar, then the flour. The directions DO NOT SAY. What I wound up doing was whisking the flour and sugar, then mixing in the fake nutella and egg.
I mashed the dough balls down with a glass dipped in sugar. I've made cookies that way before. I've NEVER had them spread.
The recipe didn't call for baking powder (or soda) at all.
Thanks for your suggestions. :)