Sarah kieffer cookies

If you’ve logged onto social media in the past year, chances are you’ve come across Sarah Kieffer’s pan-banging chocolate chip cookies. Thanks to a somewhat unusual technique, these cookies have picture-perfect ridges that make for a seriously striking photo. The trick that gives them their unique texture? Banging the cookie sheet tray against the counter every few minutes as the cookies bake — so that the cookies deflate and give way to a distinctive crinkled texture.

Perfectly spiced, ginger molasses cookies with rippled edges and a chewy center. Uses the pan-banging cookie technique to get their famous look!

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Chocolate chip cookies are the ultimate wonder food. Equally delicious consumed in any form: raw, cooked, overcooked-and-crispy, frozen-and-raw (thanks Ben and Jerry's), cooked-and-frozen (ice cream sandwiches), underbaked-and-melty, or simply piping hot straight out of the oven. As such, they have a unique ability to immediately satiate any mood.

Pan-Banging Ginger Molasses Cookies | Sarah Kieffer | Vanilla Bean Blog

Delicious sugar cookies with rippled edges and a chewy center, using the pan-banging cookie technique. Classic sugar cookie flavor elevated by bold vanilla flavors!

These soft oatmeal raisin cookies are filled with warm spices and oats for texture. The house smells incredible while the cookies are baking. They are very easy to make, a beginner friendly recipe.

This year, we found the best cookies on the web for our 12 Days of Cookies, with today's cookie being The Vanilla Bean Blog's Peanut Butter Cookies.

With seven different mix-in's, these cookies are gooey, crunchy, buttery, and delicious all at once. Made with mix-in's like chocolate, butterscotch, marshmallows, corn flakes, and potato chips, they're the perfect blend of sweet and salty.