Chilling the dough prior to baking at a lower temperature helps, but also most bakers beat the butter, eggs, and sugars at too high a speed. When the is done, tons of air bubbles are incorporated, also causing cookies to spread. When mixing in the ingredients, do so on a low setting and just until the ingredients are well-blended, THEN scoop the batter onto an UNGREASED cookie sheet, THEN place in the fridge for 30 mins before baking.
August 31, 2017 at 12:57am
In reply to Or how about chilling the dough...to stop the spreading of the… by Laurie Zimelis (not verified)