Your homemade cookies are grainy because the sugars aren't completely dissolved in the butter (or other fat). The first thing that you want to do when making cookies is cream the butter & sugars together using a mixer of some sort. You want to beat the sugars and butter until the butter is light in texture (kind of fluffy) and pale yellow in color. You shouldn't be able to see the grains of sugar in the butter anymore. It usually takes about 2 mins to achieve this. Then you add the eggs and beat some more (maybe another minute and a half-ish). Then continue as directed in your recipe. It sounds like maybe you're rushing the recipe and not beating/mixing the ingredients long enough. Hope this helps.
I think that the homemade cookies are more moist because whoever had mommies homemade cookies are cool!! But whoever had a store bought cookie they had a bad childhood.
in the freezer.
No you can't.
Colloquially, it can be, as in "these cookies taste homemade." But it is more often an adjective.
her homemade cookies
In an airtight container.
Homemade!
sugar cookies will be the best with chocalate cookies!
Emeril's Table - 2011 Homemade Cookies 1-49 was released on: USA: 8 December 2011
Yes, baking homemade cookies involves converting chemical energy in the ingredients (flour, sugar, etc.) into thermal energy to make the cookies rise and become crispy or chewy.
Yes
bake her homemade cookies everytime