I have made these twice now. Gluten Free! I use half almond flour, half XO Baking Co Gf flour. Pulse it in the food processor for 30 seconds to a minute to make the almond flour less grainy. Makes amazing cookies.
My husband and I recently found your channel and you guys are definitely our new favorite! We have been binging all your videos. We seriously love you guys so much. Your family is so cute
This just popped up on my radar tonight (aka home page). I will definitely have to try these! I make chocolate chip cookies for my grandkids every year, but never with browned butter. I've never even thought of that before. I know this video was shot during the COVID lockdown, but you need to make more of these! I watch a lot of Food Network & you could be chef on any of those shows with the way you describe things. Keep up the good work!
I'm making these cookies this weekend! West Coast fan here... major Disneyland withdrawals going on. We get a Jack Jack num num cookie after we ride the Incredicoaster at Pixar Pier, California Adventure.
You'll find it in the back as you're walking toward Toy Story Land. There's a little area called "An Incredible Celebration" which is where you'll find it. Thanks for watching!!
Hi there! The recipe came from Pixar's Instagram page, but Disney Food Blog posted the recipe in written form. You find it here: www.disneyfoodblog.com/2019/12/05/want-to-make-disneys-jack-jack-num-num-cookies-at-home-weve-got-the-adorable-recipe/
Oh it takes quite a while! I browned my butter just after breakfast, and then shot this video in the afternoon when our little guy took his nap, so I would say it sat for at least 3 hours!!
I made these as well using the same recipe. They tasted great the first day. However, the second day they were so hard and crumbly it just didn't taste the same. Did yours turn out the same way? I don't think I overbaked them, though mine were larger like yours and took much longer than the 7-10 minutes. I think I wound up in the 16 minute range. I have baked a lot of cookies, including chocolate chip, so I don't know what the difference would be, EXCEPT, I had to add another stick of butter after mixing everything since the batter was so dry it wouldn't stick together. Maybe that was the downfall.
I have made these twice now. Gluten Free! I use half almond flour, half XO Baking Co Gf flour. Pulse it in the food processor for 30 seconds to a minute to make the almond flour less grainy. Makes amazing cookies.
I love this!! Going to pass this along to a friend of ours who would love this tip. Thanks!!!
He is so cute he is getting so big
So big!! LOL.
After 5 failed times trying making cookie of other recipes, today i tried do make this one and i finally got it 😭❤️ thank you!
That's awesome, glad this helped :) Thanks!!!
Yum!
totally agree, checked out your channel too. Great job on your vid
My partner and I love watching you guys!! Thanks for all the Disney magic.
Awesome!! Thank you for watching!!
I like using a Mellon baller for a smaller cookie. These looked good! Coincidentally see doubletree recipe
OMG yes!! The Doubletree cookies!!! Those are amazing too!
Your tutorial gave me the courage to make these cookies! I’m not a baker by any means, but they turned out, well, incredible! Thank you so much!
Thanks guys.making this in the netherlands. can't wait for them to be ready
Enjoy!!
I am having kitchen envy. Oh and those cookies look good.
They were delicious....and we already ate them all lol.
@@TheMagicDads I am sure. I may have to try making these.... sometime.
My husband and I recently found your channel and you guys are definitely our new favorite! We have been binging all your videos. We seriously love you guys so much. Your family is so cute
Thank you so much!!! We're so glad you found us :)
We were just talking ab out making some chocolate chip cookies... It's like you read our minds!!!! Great vid gents
Thank you so much!! Oh yeah, you cannot go wrong with these, they are sooooo good!
Only just found you guys! So happy! Cant wait to watch more x
Awesome! Thank you so much!!!
Love your videos Mike and Steve!
Thank you so much!!!
we do too, they are amazing
This just popped up on my radar tonight (aka home page). I will definitely have to try these! I make chocolate chip cookies for my grandkids every year, but never with browned butter. I've never even thought of that before. I know this video was shot during the COVID lockdown, but you need to make more of these! I watch a lot of Food Network & you could be chef on any of those shows with the way you describe things. Keep up the good work!
Always love your videos! I’m definitely going to try this out and I believe I have all the ingredients in my home 🏡 you guys are the best
Thank you!!!
I thought, "Okay, I'll click on a cookie-baking video." I enjoyed it. Well done.....
Thank you!!!
These look amazing!
They were awesome!!! thank you!!
Love this.
Are you and Alex going to try your hand at these?
@@TheMagicDads of course we are. We just don't have an adorable child to feed them to... oh well, more for us!
I loved this! Wouldn’t mind a churro toffee video. 👀
totally agree, churro toffee is one of our favorites, along with the Raspberry Macarons at the France Pavilion
you need to brown more butter than what he asks for cuz the water that evporates from the butter
They look yummy !
I'm making these cookies this weekend! West Coast fan here... major Disneyland withdrawals going on. We get a Jack Jack num num cookie after we ride the Incredicoaster at Pixar Pier, California Adventure.
That's awesome!! Hope you enjoy, they're so good!
What a great video! Will have to try this out. Where at HS would you find these? 🌝🌈
You'll find it in the back as you're walking toward Toy Story Land. There's a little area called "An Incredible Celebration" which is where you'll find it. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for your video, these cookies look delicious. Could you post the written recipe please? Thank you!
Hi there! The recipe came from Pixar's Instagram page, but Disney Food Blog posted the recipe in written form. You find it here: www.disneyfoodblog.com/2019/12/05/want-to-make-disneys-jack-jack-num-num-cookies-at-home-weve-got-the-adorable-recipe/
@@TheMagicDads perfect thank you. I saw a few similar recipes, thanks for providing the link. I like the disney food blog site, they have great ideas.
Mike, did you remodel your kitchen since this video or just paint the cabinets and add the backsplash?
Silly question but how long does it take to solidify ? We tried to make it as your video and it never solidified.
Oh it takes quite a while! I browned my butter just after breakfast, and then shot this video in the afternoon when our little guy took his nap, so I would say it sat for at least 3 hours!!
I made these as well using the same recipe. They tasted great the first day. However, the second day they were so hard and crumbly it just didn't taste the same. Did yours turn out the same way? I don't think I overbaked them, though mine were larger like yours and took much longer than the 7-10 minutes. I think I wound up in the 16 minute range. I have baked a lot of cookies, including chocolate chip, so I don't know what the difference would be, EXCEPT, I had to add another stick of butter after mixing everything since the batter was so dry it wouldn't stick together. Maybe that was the downfall.
Huh, that's interesting. Yeah, I would guess the extra butter may have done that.
Hey did you place the raw dough in the fridge ?
I did not.
Those look amazing!
Thank you!! They are!