I used to buy a giant cookie "cake" for one of the boys' birthday every so often, but since they're grown up now, and besides I quit buying/started making cakes myself, we (they) haven't had a giant cookie in a long time.
So, I looked up a recipe and set about making a giant cookie....cake.
If you'll notice in the recipe it says to use a 9-inch cake pan or pie dish.
And then notice in the photos for the recipe, how the cookie looks to be about 1-inch thick.
I decided to use my (8 or 10-inch, I'm not sure) cast iron pan, which worked out great! The cookie was delicious! It was also about 3 inches thick!
I sliced K a regular "cake slice" size of cookie, and it was like feeding him 8-10 regular chocolate chip cookies at once. LOL, but holy moly.
He loved it, but in smaller quantities at a time.
I had some left-over birthday cake frosting in the freezer I set out to let thaw while I was making the cookie-cake and letting it cool.
I used a piece of wax paper and one of my cake-decorating tips to "decorate" the cookie-cake just for fun.
Next time, I would say I would look for a 12-inch cookie, or pizza pan with an edge, but I'm not about buying a special pan (or other kitchen items) to do a job that something I already have can do. So I think next time I'll divide the recipe in half (or maybe even thirds) to make it not as thick.
2 comments:
It look perfect!
Thanks, it was yummy. He says I have to keep making them now.
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