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Method
- 01
Read, weigh and prepare
5 minHands-onRead the full method, check the stated equipment and prepare every listed ingredient. Keep dough, filling, wash, topping and handling groups separate. Weigh edible parts as described in the ingredient list.
- 02
Make cookie dough
8 minHands-onBeat butter and both sugars until smooth and slightly fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla. Mix flour, bicarbonate and salt separately, stir into the butter mixture just until combined, then fold in chocolate chips.
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Begin chilling
15 minHands-off · check as directedChill for 30 minutes in total.
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Start heating the oven
1 minHands-onHeat the oven to 160°C fan.
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Allow the oven to heat
14 minHands-off · check as directedAllow about 15 minutes of heating in total and check that the oven has reached 160°C fan.
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Finish chilling
14 minHands-off · check as directedKeep chilling until ready to portion.
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Shape cookies
8 minHands-onDivide equally according to yield and arrange with about 6 cm gaps on the lined trays. Bake the stated trays together only if your oven cooks them evenly; otherwise add another batch.
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Load the prepared bake
2 minHands-onCheck the oven has reached the stated setting and carefully put in the prepared tray or tin.
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Bake biscuits
12 minHands-off · check as directedBake at 180°C conventional / 160°C fan for 10–13 minutes until edges are golden and centres look set but remain soft, until the edges are set and lightly golden; use the recipe’s centre cue.
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Take out of the oven
1 minHands-onTake the bake out of the oven and set it on a heatproof surface.
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Cool
10 minHands-off · check as directedLeave on the tray for 10 minutes to firm.
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Transfer to rack
1 minHands-onTransfer gently to a rack.
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Cool
20 minHands-off · check as directedCool fully on a rack; allow about 20 minutes.
Equipment check
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- Two lined trays
Check the listed equipment and capacity before you start.
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