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This was really quite nice.
Actually, I'm just a bit embarrassed about this but when I read the recipe it said to put in the yolk and guess what I thought the yolk was.
Not what the yoke actually was, I can tell you that!
No, really, I used -- ok, yes, I did -- the egg white.
*slaps forehead* I felt maybe a little bit dumb when I asked my mom and realized I had...well...gotten it wrong. I always get those two mixed up.
Which is probably why the cookie didn't taste very cookie-like.
The "dough" tasted cookie-dough-like, though!
Also, Mom said you can just use a whole egg if it's single-serving size. Or maybe she just said you could use the whole egg period, I don't know.
I guess I wasn't really listening.
But that is very convenient.
Then you don't have to think up some way to use the egg yolk (no, not the egg white, I really do truly mean the egg yolk).
But I have to say that every time I made it, no matter what I did (cooked it shorter, put some water in, put in oil...ok, I didn't put in oil) it still came out as dry and not at all what cookies should taste like.
So be forewarned.
Also try this. You might like it better than I did.
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