These cookies have been popping up on my Instagram feed for a while now and I finally got around to trying them out! They’re based off of Sarah Kieffer’s original pan banging chocolate chip cookies but I removed the chocolate chips and added black sesame paste instead!
These cookies are really interesting to make. The signature ripples are achieved by banging the pan in the oven every couple of minutes. It’s a great stress relief after a long day and makes the whole baking process a bit more fun š
The ripples help to keep the edges of the cookie nice and crisp, while also keeping the middle really soft and chewy!
Black sesame paste really helps to elevate the flavors in this cookie to another level. These cookies contain a lot of butter and sugar in order to make them easier to bang on the pan, so the nutty, toasty, savory flavor of the black sesame really helps to cut through all that!
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Would this work with black sesame powder instead of paste?
I wouldn’t recommend black sesame powder in place of the paste since the powder won’t have as strong of a black sesame flavor and ends up making the cookies really dry (which also doesn’t allow for them to have that nice pan banging crinkle around the outside)
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