How much white sugar can i replace with brown sugar in my cookie recipe without screwing up the recipe?



I want to make softer, chewier cookies and i want to use more brown sugar cause it makes them softer. How much of the white sugar can i replace with brown sugar? Also, any other tips to make my cookies softer?


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2 comments a "How much white sugar can i replace with brown sugar in my cookie recipe without screwing up the recipe?"

In your cookie recipe you can replace up to half of your granulated white sugar with brown sugar. When you pack the brown sugar in your cup, it will replace an equal amount of white. In other words, 1 c. white sugar = 1 c. packed brown sugar.

Replacing more than half of your white sugar with brown sugar would probably make your cookies too rich.

Watch your baking time. Remove cookies when golden brown. Longer baking times usually mean crispier cookies. When cool, store tightly covered. Good luck !

You can also replace some or all of the butter with shortening, then it won’t spread as much during baking.

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