The frozen disks of cookie dough can be stored in the freezer for up to three months. To bake: Frozen cut-out cookie dough ...

Cookie dough ... freeze until each ball is frozen, then transfer them to a freezer bag. When you go to make your best ...

I’m not afraid to admit that I put a lot more thought into my holiday cookie lineup than my gift shopping these days. And my ...

Roll out both pieces of dough until about 1/4 inch thick and cut out as many ... to flood cookies. Tip: The cookie dough can be refrigerated up to three days and frozen for up to two months.

To make the most of these cut-out cookie recipes, choose from a dough that your family will love. All the recipes ahead are guaranteed to hold their shape—which is what cut-out cookies are all ...

When the dough is ready, LeAnn Morgan of Baker's Pantry & Supply at 513 N. Telegraph Road, suggests making sure the dough is ...

Each sausage will make nine large cookies (but you can roll them smaller and make more). The dough sausages can be frozen at this point ... log fairly small and cut thick slices.Keep the cookies ...

To solve all of those issues, this clever trick has you change the order of operations. After you mix your cookie dough, ...

The issue with that is that you're left to deal with a block of frozen dough ... oven and all the cookies will look perfect. Soften your butter. Softening butter for cut-out cookies ensures ...