I haven't used the NFSC before but I just use KHalstead's modified NFSC recipe and got rave reviews from the "taste tasters" at work! Crispy on the outside with a nice chewy recipe on the inside without lots of spreading. The recipe can be found right here on CC. HTH
It really depends on if you want really good taste or a cookie that holds its shape. I like the nfsc for how it doesn't spread, the cookies edges are sharp and look perfect. I don't like the taste as well though. I think they are floury tasting, but that is just my opinion, everyone sure raves about them on cc so its probably just my taste.
If they have to be made well in advance, can you just make them and freeze them? I do this all the time with my own sugar cookies, frosted and decorated with glace. I freeze them in Rubbermaid containers with wax paper between the layers. Then, a day before or the day that you want to use them, let them come to room temperature and individually wrap them.
here i am again wanting help. the recipe looks great but im not in the us so dont have cup measurements does any one know what 2 cups of butter equal is it 1 lb ?
and the sugar and flour seem to differ greatly i have tried converters but they say 2 cups of flour are 1lb 6 oz and 2 cups of sugar are 14 oz i am confused
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