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Can you blame burnt cookies on the cookie sheet or is it person?
It's a bit of a team effort! Here's why:
* The Cookie Sheet: A dark-colored cookie sheet can absorb more heat, potentially leading to faster browning and burning. If it's warped or uneven, the heat distribution might be inconsistent.
* The Person: The person baking is ultimately responsible for:
* Following the recipe: This includes the baking time and temperature.
* Monitoring the cookies: Checking them regularly to prevent over-baking.
* Using the right oven: An oven that's running too hot will definitely contribute to burnt cookies.
It's more about the combination: A slightly too-hot oven coupled with a dark-colored cookie sheet and a distracted baker can lead to burnt cookies. But, even the best baker might end up with a few burnt edges if they're not paying close attention!
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