Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies

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My pursuit of the perfect chocolate chip cookie originated when I discovered the Easy-Bake oven. At six, the Easy-Bake oven was an incredible invention: a light bulb powered plastic oven in which I made pastries in. Whenever I had money, I begged my mom to go to Wal-mart to buy Easy-Bake pouches, especially my favorite dessert, chocolate chip cookies. I adored baking, and I sampled the majority of the mixes available. I even fantasized about becoming a world-renowned pastry chef and opening a bakery. Sadly, the desserts, particularly the cookies, came out burnt and tasteless.

Over the years, I realized baking was only a hobby, nonetheless, my obsession with concocting delectable desserts and confections continued. Abandoning my Easy-Bake oven, I mixed cookies, fudge, cakes, and breads from scratch. In particular, I was partial to chocolate chip cookies. I used a mix or a recipe on Hershey's chocolate chip packages, but mine were never gooey and chewy like the ones on cooking shows; they were flat, floury, and slightly burnt around the outside. Accordingly, the mission to formulate the perfect chocolate chip cookie began …show more content…

I tirelessly baked for months: cookies with additional brown sugar, dollops of coconut oil instead of butter, cornstarch, or different chocolate chips. Regrettably, none of those recipes made the perfect cookie. The outcome was always deficient; the cookies were dense, saccharine, or crunchy. Every time, I asked for my family’s opinions, but they unfailingly replied that each batch was delectable. Then, I stumbled upon a recipe from Allrecipes.com titled the Best Big, Fat, Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie. The recipe involves adding an egg yolk and an entire tablespoon of vanilla extract, which together make the cookies heavenly. They are soft and appropriately sweet, with an undertone of brown sugar and vanilla, and bake to a light brown and contain the ideal number of chocolate

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