How to Prevent Cookie Dough from Sticking to the Cutter

Gather all of your ingredients for your cookie recipe., Follow the directions for your recipe., Grab some all purpose flour and sprinkle some flour over your workspace., Roll out your favorite cookie dough on your workspace., Next, you will need any...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Gather all of your ingredients for your cookie recipe.

    After dough is prepared, set aside. , Usually 1/4th of a cup is enough, if you have a bigger recipe of dough, you will need more flour. , (If you are having trouble with your dough sticking to your rolling pin, also rub rolling pin with some flour, enough to coat it) , You may use vegetable oil, canola oil, or olive.

    If you those are too messy for you, you may use a light spritz of spray cooking oil such as PAM. , The cookie cutter should come up off your cookie cut out with no problem! ,,
  2. Step 2: Follow the directions for your recipe.

  3. Step 3: Grab some all purpose flour and sprinkle some flour over your workspace.

  4. Step 4: Roll out your favorite cookie dough on your workspace.

  5. Step 5: you will need any form of cooking oil to rub on all over your cookie cutter.

  6. Step 6: press cookie cutter firmly down onto the rolled out cookie dough and then lift up.

  7. Step 7: Repeat adding oil or cooking spray to the cutter after a couple of cookies are cut out so it continues to stay stick free!

  8. Step 8: Finished.

Detailed Guide

After dough is prepared, set aside. , Usually 1/4th of a cup is enough, if you have a bigger recipe of dough, you will need more flour. , (If you are having trouble with your dough sticking to your rolling pin, also rub rolling pin with some flour, enough to coat it) , You may use vegetable oil, canola oil, or olive.

If you those are too messy for you, you may use a light spritz of spray cooking oil such as PAM. , The cookie cutter should come up off your cookie cut out with no problem! ,,

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