Tabitha, thank you for this class. I did the classic Tollhouse Cookie Recipe - years ago I lived in a carriage house behind a family an the kids would come over to my house and bake cookies, when they got older and were on their own, the boy called his sister to get "my recipe" - she said "Luke, it's on the bag!" I now have a daughter who also loves making these cookie (and eating the dough). It's a classic-everything to love about it.

I followed along with your example, but changed a couple things. I took the time to plan a sketch, which is so helpful (wish I had the iPad+app). I also found that some of the shots I planned to do didn't come out quite right and I had to reshoot, which was also a great lesson!

I debated using parchment to keep the color consistent around the cookies on the sheet, but I really wanted to see how the old cookie sheets would looks because they have such a nice patina.

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