Rubbery?
Still trying to work out the oven or not to oven thing. We like to bake. Homemade cakes and cookies, breads and rolls, even silly stuff like betty crocker blueberry muffins (with a can of real main...
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JimM68 wrote:
The muffins turned out great!
Progress is good. These are Betty Crocker brand blueberry muffins. Recipe calls for 16 to 21 minutes @ 425.
I preheated to 400, then baked at 375 for 16 minutes. Weren't done so did another 4. They came out perfect, not rubbery at all.
Next weekend we'll try something else. Maybe chocolate chip cookies?
hmmm, do they make round cookie pans that will fit on both racks and turn in the carosel?
Great to hear that your muffins weren't Spaldeens this time out:C!
I use an upside down round cake layer pan on the lower rack to bake cookies. Not the answer for holiday production cookie making but will give you between 6-8 for a late night snack. You can also cut a silicon bake liner to the size of the rack w/ a pair of scissors and then just remove the entire rack when the cookies are done.
