Sugar Cookie Dough??

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How would I precut sugar cookies and keep them moist until time to bake? I am supposed to cut out 50 cookies for my dd's kindergarten class to paint with colored egg yolk then bake but how would I get all of them rolled and cut out by 10 am and not dry out on me?? Please chime in with your ideas. Thanks
 
try baking them in batches.... or keep the extra dough in the fridge before cutting them out.
 
Thanks, but baking them will not be a problem(the school has a industrial kitchen and ovens) but it's keeping the raw cookie dough from drying out once it's been cut into shapes.
 

How would I precut sugar cookies and keep them moist until time to bake? I am supposed to cut out 50 cookies for my dd's kindergarten class to paint with colored egg yolk then bake but how would I get all of them rolled and cut out by 10 am and not dry out on me?? Please chime in with your ideas. Thanks


I would think that if you used a large tupperware & layered the cut cookies between layers of wax paper it would keep overnight. I would gently press the wax paper onto the cookies so the only part of the cut cookie really exposed to the air would be the edges. You could also lay a damp paper towel on top of a piece of plastic wrap on the top of your layers of cookies & wax paper to keep the humidity of your sealed refridgerated box as high as you could. That's what I'd try anyway. :goodvibes
 
I would think that if you used a large tupperware & layered the cut cookies between layers of wax paper it would keep overnight. I would gently press the wax paper onto the cookies so the only part of the cut cookie really exposed to the air would be the edges. You could also lay a damp paper towel on top of a piece of plastic wrap on the top of your layers of cookies & wax paper to keep the humidity of your sealed refridgerated box as high as you could. That's what I'd try anyway. :goodvibes
Thanks, that was what I was thinking so I guess I'll try that tonight and see if it's still moist in the morning.
 
Ok first tip in rolling sugar cookie dough.
Instead of making a ball and putting it into the fridge to cool -
Take some dough and slop it onto parchment paper- top with another piece then roll out the dough between the 2 pieces. Place on a cookie sheet and into the fridge. Move onto the next batch same thing.

When you are through with all the dough the first batch should be ready for cutting.

Honestly I would bake them at home though. I just did 40 cookies no problem yesterday and that was with decorating. I say bake em at home. Then you don't have to worry about drying out.
DOH! I just saw about the egg wash painting going on at school. So I would really just leave it between parchment paper in the fridge. It should be fine overnight.

Oh and I have a great recipe if you need one. (my pastry chef sil sent it to me) it's where I got tip number one and that was a great time saver and the cuts were much cleaner for me.
 
Ok first tip in rolling sugar cookie dough.
Instead of making a ball and putting it into the fridge to cool -
Take some dough and slop it onto parchment paper- top with another piece then roll out the dough between the 2 pieces. Place on a cookie sheet and into the fridge. Move onto the next batch same thing.

When you are through with all the dough the first batch should be ready for cutting.

Honestly I would bake them at home though. I just did 40 cookies no problem yesterday and that was with decorating. I say bake em at home. Then you don't have to worry about drying out.
DOH! I just saw about the egg wash painting going on at school. So I would really just leave it between parchment paper in the fridge. It should be fine overnight.

Oh and I have a great recipe if you need one. (my pastry chef sil sent it to me) it's where I got tip number one and that was a great time saver and the cuts were much cleaner for me.


I need a good sugar cookie recipe, could you PM it to me? :) :) :)
 
Ok first tip in rolling sugar cookie dough.
Instead of making a ball and putting it into the fridge to cool -
Take some dough and slop it onto parchment paper- top with another piece then roll out the dough between the 2 pieces. Place on a cookie sheet and into the fridge. Move onto the next batch same thing.

When you are through with all the dough the first batch should be ready for cutting.

Honestly I would bake them at home though. I just did 40 cookies no problem yesterday and that was with decorating. I say bake em at home. Then you don't have to worry about drying out.
DOH! I just saw about the egg wash painting going on at school. So I would really just leave it between parchment paper in the fridge. It should be fine overnight.

Oh and I have a great recipe if you need one. (my pastry chef sil sent it to me) it's where I got tip number one and that was a great time saver and the cuts were much cleaner for me.

Great tip! Any chance you want to post the recipe here? I've been looking for a good cutout cookie recipe! Love the tip about the parchment!! I'll PM you for the recipe, too, in case you don't want to share it here.
 


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