Across
- 2. Make-up method where cookies made from firm dough that is chilled thoroughly, rolled into a thin sheet, then cut out into shapes before baking.
- 4. this mixing method involves mixing room temperature butter with sugar until pale and fluffy
- 6. this mixing method combines all ingredients at once together and mixes
- 8. Make-up method where cookies that are dropped by spoonfuls or scooped onto a baking sheet before baking
- 11. This cookie made in class is a drop cookie
- 12. Make-up method where a stiff dough is rolled into long logs, baked, cut into thick bars and then eaten.
- 13. this mixing method involves mixing dry ingredients with a fat until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal or sand
- 14. This type of cookie made in class used the sanding method
Down
- 1. This cookie made in class is classifided as a wafer
- 3. Make-up method where cookies are made with a thin egg batter and poured or spread onto a baking sheet and baked.
- 5. This type of cookie made in class used the sponge method
- 7. Make-up method where dough that is hand-shaped into spheres or other traditional shapes and then baked.
- 9. Make-up method where cookie dough is forced through a piping tip or cookie press onto the baking sheet
- 10. Make-up method where dough is shaped into logs, chilled thoroughly and then sliced into individual pieces before baking.
- 11. this mixing method uses a whisk to whip eggs and sugar together to create a light and airy foamy batter
- 13. Make-up method where soft dough or batter is pressed or poured in shallow pans and cut into square portions after baking.
