Fortune Cookies Recipe - Food.com (2024)

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1. I want to piggyback on GSCook's comments, which were very helpful. I had the most success when I made the cookies little larger than 3" (a tablespoon amount usually did the trick) and then used a 3' wide wine glass and trimmed the cookie after its 6 minute cycle. Flipping them over, folding all went very well as the crisp parts were now removed. I cooked two at a time since I needed time to trim.I placed the completed cookies back in the oven for 5 minutes at 300 to sort of crisp them up. I took eight attempts to net five cookies, and then I was getting two a cycle. Very yummy, and I would definitely try this again.

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   thomas-mail

2. For chinese night I made these for fun...I cant say it was a complete disaster, but I learned a few things about making fortune cookies. These spread alot in the oven. So, after the first batch I didnt spread them as thin..If they dont completely harden you can place them back in the muffin pan in a warm oven to harden up till crisp,but not to hot a oven as they will completely soften again and loose there shape..Individually wrap in press and seal and store in ziploc till serving time..Also,my problem with all the cookies was the messages stick to the cookies,eliminating the fun,reason way I made them. Next time I will place the message on the cooked side and fold over.But the kids were impressed with the idea anyways and they did look like fortune cookies and what they could eat of the cookie and not paper tasted good, everyone liked the flavor..Would I make these again? time will tell...But I know I have to give it another try... .

   Potluck

3. I am, with some trepidation, giving this 5 stars. The final half of my second batch finaly turned out looking like fortune cookies! The first batch did not turn out at all. The batter had the consistency of a mousse which I thought odd. I beat the egg whites until light and fluffy but not stiff, then had to beat the bejeebitz out of it after I added the sugar to get it anywhere near stiff. The cookies were too spongy in the middle... and too thick. They did not fold at all but merely broke and crumbled. Then I added some water and tried again... again no luck. I tried what another reviewer did and attempted to make them on a giddle like a pancake... that REALLY didn't work! But each disasterous attempt to bake and fold ended up in my mouth and boy were these tasty so I decided to try another batch before completely giving up. This time, I walked away from the beater when beating the whites and when I returned they were stiff (oops). I added the sugar and only had to blend it in since it was already stiff! Then when I put the remaining ingredients in, it miraculously turned into a batter rather than a mousse! These spread easily into a nice thin circle. I baked them for 5 and a half to six minutes (at 350) and they still weren't golden on the edges, but one batch that did get golden also didn't fold too well so I took them out and they folded easily. About halfway through I was becoming an expert folder and my little wonders looked like the real thing! One note... They look better if you flip them over before folding so that the side that was down on the baking sheet is on the inside of the folded cookie. Then you get the nice smooth top of the cookie on the outside. For ease I'd rate this recipe a 2... (expect at least one batch of trial and error) but the taste is so awesome, I can't help but give it a five. Now that I have the hang of it, I'm dreaming up creative ways to use these gems! Thanks!

   GSCook

4. They cracked a little, but that was okay. They tasted delicious, but 1/2 tsp of the lemon extract was like eating a lemon fortune cookie. If you take out the lemon extract, use another 1/2 tsp of maple extract, they are delicious! Great taste!

   coratidwella7a5

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5. Came out great! Easy to follow recipe and short ingredients list.

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   kristynadaniels89

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Tweaks

1. I tried this recipe but added 1.5 tsp cornflour and only used 1 tsp vanilla extract instead of almond extract. Taking in the comments here, I also flipped over the batter after 4min and cooked the other side for 2min to get a better shape. <br/><br/>It was challenging to fold the cookie immediately out of the oven but I read somewhere we can try using cotton gloves. Shall try that next time! The final product turned out looking like a fortune cookie except when it cooled down, the texture was crunchy around the edges and soft/chewy in the center. The cookie was also too sweet. <br/><br/>As I was about to deem it a failure, I came across Potluck's suggestion and dumped it in a warm oven for an hour (or more? i can't remember) and tadah! it was perfect. Even the sweetness went away.

   sugoii99

2. We used vanilla instead of almond flavoring due to preference. Turned out very well. My sister's kids were thrilled!

   padreaming

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