Tybur6, Yes, in an ‘optimal world’ that is true. However, I have baked 1,000 cookies for two years running, heading into a 3rd, using big sheets in the small oven. It works. I rotate the sheets halfway through to promote even baking. It’s not what I would choose, but I make it work.
Posted by: cobblehiller at November 10, 2009 11:04 AM
Yes, and I think this is the third year we’ve heard all about your cookie baking.
Tybur6, Yes, in an ‘optimal world’ that is true. However, I have baked 1,000 cookies for two years running, heading into a 3rd, using big sheets in the small oven. It works. I rotate the sheets halfway through to promote even baking. It’s not what I would choose, but I make it work.
Sav-on-5th is not as cheap as it used to be! But they certainly have a great selection, logically priced.
Ikea might work. I really love their frying pans, lots of kitchen stuff for excellent prices, excellent quality. Never bought a cookie sheet there though.
Also, at Target the $1.00/$2.50 racks sometimes have good cooking and baking stuff. I just scored 2 silocone scrapers with wood handles for $2.50–so what if one of them has snowmen imprinted on it?
I was in a Key Food in Bed-Stuy yesterday and spotted a sale sign for 100 paper plates (the cheapo scallopped kind) for $1.69. I grabbed the package underneath the sign and it scanned at $2.99. The manager said that’s because this one has 150 plates, and brought a 100-plate package that scanned for $3.99. He finally found the right one–they are 100 MICROWAVE-SAFE paper plates for the right price. Oh those sales!
“there is no such thing as being “underemployed” that is a made-up term by people who think too highly of themselves and their skill sets.”
Oh Rob, I’m not even going to yell at you today. I’m just going to ***sigh***.
snaps, yep, quite odd. He had quite the booty when he bent over. Lots of eye contact among the other passengers after that.
Tybur6, Yes, in an ‘optimal world’ that is true. However, I have baked 1,000 cookies for two years running, heading into a 3rd, using big sheets in the small oven. It works. I rotate the sheets halfway through to promote even baking. It’s not what I would choose, but I make it work.
Posted by: cobblehiller at November 10, 2009 11:04 AM
Yes, and I think this is the third year we’ve heard all about your cookie baking.
And have any of us been offered any?? NO!!!!! 😛
” I have baked 1,000 cookies for two years running’
Add: for the holidays.
Ha! Good one Cargar!
there is no such thing as being “underemployed” that is a made-up term by people who think too highly of themselves and their skill sets.
*rob*
I’ve always wondered how folks could munch on the train or the platform (especially the platform with its ever-present aroma of hot piss and rats.)
Tybur6, Yes, in an ‘optimal world’ that is true. However, I have baked 1,000 cookies for two years running, heading into a 3rd, using big sheets in the small oven. It works. I rotate the sheets halfway through to promote even baking. It’s not what I would choose, but I make it work.
Sav-on-5th is not as cheap as it used to be! But they certainly have a great selection, logically priced.
Ikea might work. I really love their frying pans, lots of kitchen stuff for excellent prices, excellent quality. Never bought a cookie sheet there though.
Also, at Target the $1.00/$2.50 racks sometimes have good cooking and baking stuff. I just scored 2 silocone scrapers with wood handles for $2.50–so what if one of them has snowmen imprinted on it?
I was in a Key Food in Bed-Stuy yesterday and spotted a sale sign for 100 paper plates (the cheapo scallopped kind) for $1.69. I grabbed the package underneath the sign and it scanned at $2.99. The manager said that’s because this one has 150 plates, and brought a 100-plate package that scanned for $3.99. He finally found the right one–they are 100 MICROWAVE-SAFE paper plates for the right price. Oh those sales!