butter, softened, light brown sugar, eggs, room temperature, all beaten with a fork separately, vanilla extract, - 3/4 cup chocolate chips, melted (I used mini), AP flour, cornstarch, baking powder, ...
Of course, modern recipes call for a whisk instead of a branch (less fun, but much more hygienic), but many don’t even require dairy ingredients anymore. If you’re craving a whipped cream-heavy ...
Like many of these substitutes, it’s not ideal for whipping, but it does the trick when you need to thicken liquids or add moisture to baked goods. For each cup of heavy cream in a recipe ...
Note that the recipe calls for "heavy whipping cream," not just "whipping cream." The former has a higher fat percentage than the latter. Although the two have similar properties, whipping cream may ...