Molten Center Kinder Cookies
Molten Center Kinder Cookies What makes Kinder cookies stay thick and not spread too much? The structure of Kinder cookies depends on fat temperature, dough hydration, and chilling. Using softened but not melted butter ensures proper creaming with the sugars, which traps air and creates lift without making the dough greasy. Chilling the dough for at least 30 minutes solidifies the fat and hydrates the flour, which slows spread during baking and keeps Kinder cookies tall and thick. Freezing the filled dough balls for 10 minutes before baking also stabilizes the center and prevents collapse. Proper flour measurement matters; too … Read more








