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CVS.... so boring.
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There are new details in the investigation of a Valdosta State University student found dead in her dorm building last week.
The family of 17-year-old Jasmine Benjamin has hired an attorney and a private investigator to assist in the ongoing investigation.
Benjamin's family first learned of her death from a post on Facebook and was critical of how the school handled the situation.
Benjamin's mother and stepfather hope a private investigator can stir up new leads on a possible suspect.
"It's been tough, there's a lot of shock, disbelief and sadness," said family attorney A. Thomas Stubbs.
Benjamin never made it to her 18th birthday which would have occurred this coming Saturday. She was found last week dead in a common area of her Valdosta State University dorm.
The family hired Robin Martinelli and Stubbs with hopes of expanding their search for clues in Benjamin's death.
"We have started an investigation where we are finding anything on social media, and that's where we need your help. Where any of her friends and family on social media that might want to come forward on any of the accounts meaning Twitter, Instagram and Facebook," said Martinelli.
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DETROIT -- I was standing on the 10th floor terrace of One World Trade Center on Sunday morning reporting the comings and goings of New York on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 massacre.
The scene was as odd as it was asinine: television reporters from a hundred news outlets yammering empty sentiments about a national day of healing. Karl Rove walked by. I asked him to sign my boots. He was, I think, wearing makeup. He laughed but never signed.
Then I was live. My colleague Deena Centofanti back in the Southfield studios of FOX 2 asked me a question I could not answer, so profound it was in its simplicity.
"What have you told your own daughter about this?"
It is important to say, I covered New York and Ground Zero for a year during that dark, sad, dreary aftermath a decade ago. During that time, I asked a dozen widows that very same question.
And now when I was asked in 2011, I realized I have never explained it to my five-year-old, even when she watched with me as television ran a loop of the collapsing towers on the occasion of the killing of Osama Bin Laden.
"I don't know." That's what your reporter came up with. Then I said some empty words and my five minutes were up.
Standing there, in the shadow of the new tower, the reflecting pools, the construction cranes, I tried to remember the words E.B. White wrote more than a half-century ago about New York City:
"The city, for the first time in its long history, is destructible. A single flight of planes no bigger than a wedge of geese can quickly end this island fantasy, burn the towers, crumble the bridges, turn the underground passages into lethal chambers, cremate the millions. The intimation of mortality is part of New York now; in the sounds of jets overhead, in the black headlines of the latest editions.
"All dwellers in cities must live with the stubborn fact of annihilation; in New York the fact is somewhat more concentrated because of the concentration of the city itself, and because, of all targets, New York has a certain clear priority. In the mind of whatever perverted dreamer might loose the lightning, New York must hold a steady, irresistible charm."
That was 1947.
A New Yorker named Chris, a FOX technician, was standing off camera. He was weeping. I stepped off the platform and hugged him. Then I packed my gear, deposited it at my hotel and went and got good and drunk with the firefighters.
Home now in Detroit, I'm still thinking about Deena's question. I've settled on this. This is what I would tell my daughter:
There are a few bad men who will kill. And all men are selfish. But the good men defeat the selfish impulse and get on with the difficult job of raising a family and going to work. The best of these men are able to find time to do something good for someone other than themselves.
And standing here in the Detroit moonscape, once the center of American economic might, I think about E.B. White and his prescient words: "All dwellers in cities must live with the stubborn fact of annihilation."
What will I tell my daughter about what happened here in Detroit? She sees the tumbledown buildings and the annihilated factories and asks me why no one loves them. What can I tell her? No airplane struck here. No atomic bomb.
I will tell her it was because of selfish men. The shorthand we use here in Metro Detroit is: They.
You know They. They ruined the city. They ruined the car companies. They looted the city coffers. They are lazy. They stole my tires.
They, of course, could be anybody. It depends on what side of things you stand. They could be black or white. They could be blue- or white-collar. They could be the political class or the billionaire businessmen or the union bosses.
I will tell my daughter she should be committed to fixing things instead of complaining about them. I will tell my daughter she should endeavor to help her neighbor, not hurt him.
I will tell my daughter she shouldn't care a spit about They. I will tell my daughter she should instead embrace the We.
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You could call him the "Goodwill gawker." Police are looking for a man who they believe used a mirror on the floor of the changing rooms to spy on girls as they changed clothes.
Trying on clothes at a store, you don't think about someone next to you spying on you. But police say it happened at a Goodwill store.
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Her dad asked us not to identify him or his daughter.
"My younger daughter soon to be 15 realized in the changing room the person next door... had a mirror and was watching her from underneath the doorway," the victim's father told FOX 10.
The girl screamed. Her mom came running up. The man fled on foot, leaving his car keys behind.
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Police searched for the man but couldn't find him.
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Police say while you shouldn't be paranoid about going into a changing room at a store, you should certainly be aware of your surroundings.
UPDATE: Phoenix Police made an arrest in this case Monday night. 63-year-old Victor Miguel Villalobos is facing viewing, taping or recording of a person charges.
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Do you really need a tutorial just to make chocolate chip cookies? Nah! We just wanted an excuse to whip up a batch of our very favorite cookies and share it with you! Besides, everyone makes cookies a little differently, so maybe you'll pick up a new trick or two. How do you make your chocolate chip cookies?
How to Make Chocolate Chip Cookies
What You Need
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar (light or dark, but we prefer dark!)
1/2 cup (1 stick) salted butter, very soft
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon table salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
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1. Preheat the oven to 375°. Spray the cookie sheet with nonstick spray or you can use a liner. Silicone liners (like silpats) and parchment paper both work very well.
2. Mix together the two sugars. Be sure to break apart any hard chunks of brown sugar and get the two sugars fully mixed. We prefer dark brown sugar because we think it has a deeper, more caramel flavor, but light brown sugar will make your cookies taste a bit sweeter.
3. Mix the softened butter into the sugar in globs. This helps really incorporate the butter and the sugar.
4. Mix in the eggs one at a time. Crack the eggs directly into the bowl with the butter-sugar mix, and then use your spoon to lightly beat the eggs before stirring them into the butter and sugar.
5. Measure and mix in the vanilla, salt, and baking soda. Mix the batter as much as possible right now. Break apart any remaining clumps and make sure the batter is a consistent color throughout.
If you prefer, you can mix the salt and baking soda with the flour in a separate bowl instead of adding them now. This ensures that these dry ingredients are evenly distributed throughout the batter, but we've never had any trouble adding them in at this point. Honestly, we just prefer to save ourselves an extra bowl to wash!
6. Add the flour all at once. At this point, you want to mix the batter as little as possible to avoid forming too much gluten. Stop mixing as soon as there is no more visible flour on the dough or in the bottom of the bowl.
7. Add the chocolate chips all at once and use a folding motion to incorporate them into the batter.
8. Scoop the batter onto your baking sheet, spacing the balls of dough roughly 2 inches apart. We use a tablespoon and measure out slightly rounded balls - they're about the size of pingpong balls. You can certainly go larger or smaller as you prefer!
9. Bake the cookies for 9-11 minutes. Take them out when they look puffy, are set around the edges, and dry to the touch. Let them cool for a few minutes on the baking sheet. As they cool, they will collapse back on themselves.
10. Transfer the cookies to a rack to finish cooling completely. Bake the rest of the cookies in batches.
Recipe Notes:
• Mixing cookies by hand, as we like to do, makes your cookies denser and chewier.
• You can certainly make chocolate chip cookies with a hand- or stand-mixer. Your cookies will likely spread out more in the oven, making the edges crispy and the middles tender.
• Cookie dough can be refrigerated for several days before baking. This will actually deepen the caramel flavors in the cookie. Cookie dough can also be frozen for several months.
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There were cookies and bread and even cake long before there were electric mixers of any sort. You can make anything without a mixer if you've got a good arm. Which I'm grateful for because my tiny kitchen can't really accommodate a big old beautiful KitchenAid stand mixer, much as I'd enjoy that! (My challenge is learning to mix left-handed to even up the workout.)
This is ridiculous. Never in my life have I actually used a mixer for any baking, much less cookies. The recipe on the other hand, now that sounds delicious!
@alllebasii, why is this ridiculous? We've had several specific questions from readers on baking without mixers, since most cookie recipes these days call for one.
I was going to say something about the negativity, but Faith covered that nicely :)
We didn't have a stand mixer growing up, and I always liked making cookies. Of course, it was an hour-long affair while I mixed mixed mixed!
Then, I used a mixer for the first time a few months ago, when I got to use my boyfriend's parents' mixer. It really makes cookie-making far less of a pain, but it's still completely doable without one.
Maybe one day I'll buy my own stand mixer, but until I know I'll use it a lot, I can't see making that huge purchase.
Thanks for all the tips!!!
My mom taught me to add a tablespoon or two of dark molasses to chocolate chip cookie dough. It gives the cookies a slightly deeper flavor, but you would never know it's from molasses.
I'm actually anti-mixer now, at least for cookies, because if you over-mix (which is easy to do, I found out) the cookies turn out dreadfully. Crispy, flat, and a mess!
We never used a mixer growing up...but then again with 6 kids in the house, it was pretty easy to divide the mixing work!
So my tip is, have your kid do the mixing if you don't have a stand mixer :) Or look at mixing by hand as the calorie burning you need to earn those cookies!!
@heather77 I have got to try that!!
I actually use a stand mixer all the time to make cookies, just for convenience. But now I am switching to this method; I used it last night and the cookies turned out so much chewier. The mixer has been screwing up my cookies all this time - who knew?? :-)
Don't need a tutorial on making chocolate chip cookies, but I am ALWAYS happy for a new excuse to do so! :D Literally my favorite food in the world.
I will likely stick with my electric mixer (hand, not standing) rather than trying it by hand because of carpal tunnel/RSS issues. However, I'm VERY interested in the comments about not overmixing the dough--don't know why, but it never occurred to me that that might be an issue with cookies (like it is with muffins, etc.). I wonder if that's why I often have such inconsistent results with my cookies? Will *definitely* pay attention to that in the future--thanks!
I'm so glad to see this post!! I also have a tiny apartment and NO space for a mixer of any kind. I decided that wasn't going to stand in my way of making baked goods for the holidays. As others have said, there were cakes and cookies before electricity!
My fiancé was most impressed with my gingerbread mixed-by-hand which was the toughest. The trick is to make sure the butter is soft.
Now if only I knew how to live without a food processor or blender. Whisks and spatulas are only so strong. :)
I have no budget for a nice mixer, so everything I do is by hand, but it's nice to see recipes that don't specifically call for a certain appliance (especially a microwave, which I stuffed in a closet for more counter space).
Long creaming makes a big difference. Hand mixers are usually available at any thrift store or yard sale, and well worth the price.
And chilling the dough for a longish time makes a better cookie.
What I really want to know is where these cookies fall on the crispy-cakey-chewey scale. Crispy outsides with a soft center is my favorite... will mixing them for e ver yield me my favorite texture?
I think the key to crispy outside/soft center is seriously underbaking them. My sister swears by underbaking them by like 5 minutes; they're practically still raw inside.
But yeah, this recipe definitely gives chewier (as opposed to cakey) cookies. And the mixing really isn't bad!
For a long time, my go-to chocolate chip cookie recipe was from Cook's Illustrated, and it called for melting the butter. Definitely an easy no-mixer cookie batter to stir together!
I didn't have a stand mixer or a food processor for years and years and I was always annoyed that most recipes assumed everyone had these big items.
I like how this post takes us back to the basics. I still do everything by hand when I go up to the family lake cabin.
Best chocolate chip cookies EVER are the Cooks Illustrated Chewy Chocolate Chips. The recipe uses melted butter, which actually helps prevent the gluten from forming. Makes it really easy to mix up a batch of cookies (same temp, about 4 minutes or so longer)
The other really nice thing with this recipe is you can scoop out the cookies, freeze the dough raw, and pop them in the oven frozen -- I make up a batch of dough, freeze and bake off 1/2 dozen at a time so we're not tempted with too many cookies in the house!
I want to second melting butter beforehand. I started doing this years ago because I was living sans-mixer, but discovered that it is by far the best way to make chocolate chip cookies. I now follow Alton Brown's recipe for "The Chewy" almost to the letter (I usually omit the milk, because I rarely have any on hand) and my friends practically fall all over themselves for my chocolate chip cookies. Melted butter = chewy cookies, no mixer required.
I own a kitchen aid and would never get it out to make cookies, unless I'm making cookies for an army!
If your butter is soft enough, you should have no problem mixing a batch of cookie with a bowl and a wooden spoon.
I appreciate this post and some of the comments for helping me understand why my cookies are so often flat and crispy! I'm going to try hand mixing with melted butter for my next batch.
In that cookie article in NYT a year or two ago, the author talks about how chilling the dough for 24 hrs makes for a better cookie. That tip has also made my cookies better. I wait 24 hours to make a batch, then freeze the rest of the dough for fresh cookies any time.
I've been making all different cookies for a long time using this method to rave reviews. To me, it's the only way. I once brought cookies to a pre-school meeting and actually was cornered by a pack of other mothers all demanding to know what my secret to fabulous cookies was. Did I let my eggs come to room temperature? Did I use some combination of butter and shortening? Later it dawned on me that my secret was hand mixing. But I am wondering if my homemade cake would turn out better with a mixer.
Use only unsalted butter for baking to have more control. These cookies will turn out way too salty if you use salted butter AND add salt. Blech.
I also switch the egg and butter ratio, that is, use 1 cup butter (2 sticks) and 1 egg.
I've made these by hand and in a mixer. Both ways are easy and have great results.
I have had this recipe memorized since I was 6 years old (and have been mixing by hand since before then). I love it with salted butter AND salt. In fact it doesn't come out too salty. I like to melt my butter though, and then eat spoonfuls of the melted butter mixed with the sugars and salt. Soooo delicious, my sister and I called it "goodmix". Yes, sometimes mixing with a mixer can over-mix and make for a not so great consistency once the starches start to break down (or whatever is happening).
I never even thought to mix cookies with a mixer...who knew! When a friend asked why hers always turned out so crispy, I thought it was because she used all butter instead of margarine (blasphamous I know). Now, I finally have the real reason!
i have to admit that I switched to the America's Test Kitchen Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe and it's an amazing twist on the Toll House recipe.
you can find it on their website, but a sign-up is required
how much is one stick of butter for those readers not living in america?
nevermind, i googled it. its 1/2 C or 8 tablespoons. it would be nice for recipes to be a bit more international friendly.
Super delicious cookies. Thanks for the recipe!
The key is having soft butter. If things don't get mixed well enough, you end up with burnt clumps sitting in pools of melted burned butter in the oven.
Also, substituting different amounts of Crisco for butter (or margarine) makes the cookies thicker.
If pressed for time and with cold, firm butter, use a mixer.
The critical aspect is that hand mixing requires a method be used for combining ingredients as is so concisely described by the authors of this recipe.
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I'd like to know what specific causes make what certain effects with cookie dough. I've heard all sorts of different things, I'd like to get one straight answer. Will using melted butter make them more chewy or airy? Does using a hand mixer make them airier/cakier or chewier? Some recipes call for more butter less eggs.. why why why?? What will adding more butter do to the recipe, what will adding less eggs do to the recipe?? -Confused
These cookies bring back memories for me! I made a batch this week and they are already gone!!
We just went through about a year where my daughter (14) made chocolate chip cookies almost every week. Some times she was more attentive to measuring than others and we made a happy discovery which I have since seen confirmed in food blogs-- if you increase the baking soda slightly, your cookie will thin out during baking and result in my favorite-- a thin and very crisp cookie. Normal baking time, you want the cookie to brown but of course not burn. We also decrease the white sugar by 1/4 cup.
I read last fall in the NY Times food section that the longer the dough sits, the better the sugar melds with the butter and flour-- they claim that a dough that sits for a week turns out the best cookie. The problem is we have yet to be able to let dough sit for a week.
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"10. Transfer the cookies to a rack to finish cooling completely".
What do you mean by "rack" here? Do you mean Oven rack? And how to cool them on Oven rack? Do I suppose to turn off the Oven after 9-11 minutes?
Oh' I got it! What do you mean by rack here. Sorry I am very new in the baking field. These cookies are the first ever baking i am doing today. Its in my oven right now! ;)
Thank you the yummy recipe:)
WOW. I finally got around to trying this technique and it really worked. My cookies looked just like the ones in the photo, and they tasted great. They were set on the outside and really soft in the middle...PERFECT. I think I'll try the melted butter too next time, as that would make it very easy to mix. I've also heard of using bread flour to get a really chewy cookie. Thanks so much for this technique!
Please help!i have been trying to make perfect chocolate chip cookies for months.following all the measurements properly.but once the cookies are done and have cool down.they taste like a cake on the inside.i am trying to get my cookies to look chunky and taste like a cookie is suppose to.i dont have a mixer so I use my hand.i use.country crock butter and all purpose flour by pillsbury.please someone give me proper instuctions on how I can make my cookies perfect.thanks!
I just made these and they turned out great! The batter only made two dozen cookies, instead of the 40 the article says, but they are beautiful and tasty.
How my grandmother made a sponge cake without a mixer and baking powder?
these are turning out beautifully. i am so glad i didn't have to drag out and battle w/my mixer!!
Isn't the recipe supposed to have two sticks of butter or 8 ounces??
Could it be the Country Crock? Try using regular butter and not a spread instead.
i followed the recipe exactly (e.g. 1 stick of butter), and my cookies turned out really well. (i get why you'd ask, though: the original 'tollhouse cookie' recipe--and most others--call for 2 sticks of butter...)
p.s this is my 2nd time making this recipe. both times, i helped make the scooping a bit easier. just dampen the tablespoon (or your hand, or whatever type of spoon you're using) with a little bit of water. it helps to bind the batter together. (for me, this batter has been a bit crumbly and doesn't make a playdough-like bowl of cookie dough. it's probably due to having only 1 stick of butter. i gladly take the crumbliness of this dough--with a dab of water to help form the balls--than two sticks of butter!
How do I do the butter and sugar part? I always have trouble combining them
And I am doing it by hand
I wish I'd read this comment before making them, as they were much too salty for me! I actually wondered if it's a typo - the tollhouse recipe just says "butter" without specifying. I could potentially see some people might enjoy the savory and sweet combination, but I'm just looking for sweet when I want cookies.
I tossed the first batch and did the whole recipe over again with unsalted butter (no use indulging in calories that you don't enjoy!), and it came out great, so overall I'm very pleased with the recipe. I think the order of directions are a lot clearer than the one on the chocolate chip package.
I brought them to my kickball team and got a lot of compliments. I managed to trick people into thinking I can actually bake, which is always exciting.
Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial! I'm still kind of a baking novice, and your tutorial explained everything so clearly. Also it's just plain a delicious recipe! I make these cookies allllll the time.
Also, try freezing the dough balls and even the trays lined with parchment prior to baking to avoid spreading and make sure your oven is fully preheated. You can read more detailed information at http://www.thebettercrumb.com/recipes/desserts/worlds-best-chocolate-chip-cookie/


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