So my son's birthday is tomorrow but we are celebrating with all the family this sunday.....I'm making a cake for that party but for tomorrow I want to make him a big chocolate chip cookie in my large pizza pan. Should I line the pan with wax paper, or grease it, or not treat the pan at all? I've never made one like this before so I'm not sure what to do.
Amy
i dont know the exact answer to your question, but i do know that when i bake cookies, they turn out much much better when i line the pan with parchment paper. so i would line your pizza pan with parchment paper also. it should make a perfect cookie, and clean up a breeze!
melody
I've greased my round cookie pan with baking spray and it worked just fine as well.
I greased it and then put wax paper down because the wax paper wasn't quite big enough to cover the bottom. Just a little sliver of pan remained so I didn't want to take any chances, that's why I greased first. It's in oven now and so far so good!
Thank you ladies. If this turnes out well I'll definately be doing this again.
Amy
Would anyone have a recipe for a big pan cookie that stays soft? thanks and I hope everyone had a good Memorial Day.
Hi. I made a cookie cake last week for someone. I used wilton cake release without wax paper and it came right out. A good recipe to use is the nestle toll house recipe that you find on the chocolate chip bag. If you are making a large cake then double the recipe. I have done this several times and people love it! Hope that helps!
traci 
That's the exact recipe I used and I did double it and had enough dough left over for regular sized cookies. I decorated it already and it's ready to go. I didn't however, get the "birthday" spaced right on the bottom of the cookie so it looks like a real amatuer did it. It's for my 3 year old anyway. He doesn't care. I'll post it after my movie!!!!!!! Thanks everyone!!!
Amy
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