chin cookie question

[Luci]

so i have the chin cookie "batter" sitting in my fridge. its been there for about 2 nights already. im gonna make the cookies tonite and from the recipe i followed, it says to put them on a silicone mat.

can i just put them on a normal cookie pan?

 

[Essentia]

They stick really badly on a regular pan since there is no fat in them. I would use silicone. I got my silicone cupcake pan from walmart for $5.

 

[Luci]

thanks so much! glad i saw this before going to class- i'll stop at walmart on my way home!

im so excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[alli713]

I guess it depends on how you do it, mine don't stick to my pans, I don't use the silicone sheet. I just take them out half way through and flip them over with a spatula and then put them back in the oven for the rest of the time. For me, flipping them over stops them from sticking.

 

[shadowsong]

you could also try lining the cookie sheet with waxed paper.

 

[mochi]

First of all, thanks for following my recipe =) tell me how the cookies turns out!
I would recommend using parchment/ wax paper too! It can create a non-stick surface like a silicon mat but cheaper. But both work great, I just happens to have a silicon mat around.
Happy baking~

 

[Parkerspetchins]

I used parchment paper - love the stuff and use it for everything! Makes cooking and clean-up so easy ).

 

[Luci]

so another thing....i pretty much just split all the ingredients in half cuz i only have one chin. but i still turned out a lot of cookies. like a lot a lot. lol i even spelled out his name with them haha.

how long should they last?

 

[eroomlorac]

I freeze my chinnie cookies. They'll last a long time.

 

[mochi]

if you bake them well until bone dry and keep them in cool/dry places, they will last a loooong time even without any preservation method.
just remember to let it out after baking (overnight), to make sure any residue moisture vent off.