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- adjective
comparative form ofcaky : morecaky
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Examples
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The 2 day old cookie dough baked up a little taller and had a slightly softer, cakier (but still chewy) center.
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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In a fit of attempting to be a bit more health conscious, I did try subbing in some oil, which I think made them cakier, but honestly next time I would go all butter.
A LIME!!!! & Lemon Mascarpone Blondies Laura 2009
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The 2 day old cookie dough baked up a little taller and had a slightly softer, cakier (but still chewy) center.
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In a fit of attempting to be a bit more health conscious, I did try subbing in some oil, which I think made them cakier, but honestly next time I would go all butter.
Archive 2009-08-01 Laura 2009
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The substitution is more effective for cakier foods such as brownies. muffins and quick breads, but not for cookies (though bready, caky cookies fare better than flat, crispy ones).
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It can also be used in hearty cookies but it produces a cakier result.
L'shana 'tofu' 2010
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Or rather, the ratios are variable; you can make that same pound cake using only half the butter and it will still be a pound cake though a little bit cakier and less rich provided you use the creaming method.
Ratio Michael Ruhlman 2009
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We split a chocolate financier and I immediately declared them to be my new favorite baked good: cakier than a cookie, richer thank cake, more delicate than a brownie and just the perfect size, I vowed to make them at home soon.
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For cakier cookies: Using a teaspoon, drop cookie dough onto baking sheets, leaving 2 inches between each cookie.
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For cakier cookies: Using a teaspoon, drop cookie dough onto baking sheets, leaving 2 inches between each cookie.
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