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		By: Nora Bryant		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is a perfectly delish recpie. However  I did not (shame on me)  follow instructiosn with cutter to actually  make the cookies cut out to the exact sizing with cutter, as I am a very experienced baker of many years making cookies.  But she is right  u need to do this  to ensure cookies  don&#039;t spread too thin, esp  1st  batch. Now, 2nd batch I made I  didn&#039;t need this  but  for me I generally always add  1/4 cup MORE flour than recipes call for  on cookies like Choc Chips  b/c they are too rummy. I know u don&#039;t want to sacrifice taste and have cookies too doughy but I find  if we don&#039;t add the 1/14 more flour, they are not  workable to roll and  are flat and  are runny. So also  I chopped the candy corns finer w/ chopper and this allowed the  candy  not to melt  too fast to tray and not end up in cookie. I also added 2 TBNS corn starch  making dough a bit more stiff to  work with  not being as tacky. Much better results w/ second batch and these changes. 2nd batch  looked like hers Wonderful. I will make again. I even made 2nd batch with  sug substitute and they were great. W/ my oven I had to turn heat down after 1st 10 mins and cook 8 mins longer but they did not burn  w/ this adding more time.]]></description>
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This is a perfectly delish recpie. However  I did not (shame on me)  follow instructiosn with cutter to actually  make the cookies cut out to the exact sizing with cutter, as I am a very experienced baker of many years making cookies.  But she is right  u need to do this  to ensure cookies  don&#8217;t spread too thin, esp  1st  batch. Now, 2nd batch I made I  didn&#8217;t need this  but  for me I generally always add  1/4 cup MORE flour than recipes call for  on cookies like Choc Chips  b/c they are too rummy. I know u don&#8217;t want to sacrifice taste and have cookies too doughy but I find  if we don&#8217;t add the 1/14 more flour, they are not  workable to roll and  are flat and  are runny. So also  I chopped the candy corns finer w/ chopper and this allowed the  candy  not to melt  too fast to tray and not end up in cookie. I also added 2 TBNS corn starch  making dough a bit more stiff to  work with  not being as tacky. Much better results w/ second batch and these changes. 2nd batch  looked like hers Wonderful. I will make again. I even made 2nd batch with  sug substitute and they were great. W/ my oven I had to turn heat down after 1st 10 mins and cook 8 mins longer but they did not burn  w/ this adding more time.</p>
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