Great cookie tips

[wadesgirl]

I was watching Food Network tonight when they had some great cookie tips. One was to roll out your cookie dough straight onto the cookie sheet so when you cut the cookie you remove the excess dough and don't have to worry about moving the cookies and stretching them out. They also suggested using the cookie cutter to help place your sprinkles around the cookie so they all stay on the cookie and not the pan. For decorating cookies, the suggested watered down food coloring and painting it on. I thought I would pass these on.

[zmom58]

Cool, maybe there will be more cookie tips on FN.
Deb

[lacychef]

Great! I'll have to add those to a file I have....I'm sure I got it here! I'll attach in case someone else needs it.

[gingertannery]

Great ideas and hints.. I did try to open this document and it was gibberish.. Anyone else have this problem or just me?

[Chef.Wanda]

It worked for me.

[ChefMary412]

My great-grandmother's trick was to store cookies in a tin with a piece of bread in there to keep the cookies soft.

[MissChef]

Thanks Lacy!! It opened fine and I appreciate you sharing this with us!;):angel::)

[Laura420]

I cant open it either... it says MO needs to install a converter to open the file... :confused:

[RossDeb2]

I can't open it...help!!!

[lacychef]

You're welcome! And sorry if you can't open it....try doing a search here, I'm sure I got it here.

[scottcooks]

Here's some I collected a LONG time ago

[pcchefjane]

I don't understand why people are having difficulty opening files. My Firefox did ask me if I wanted to use Microsoft 2003 and I clicked "OK". Maybe that is the problem!

[heather223]

Thanks for the tips! They are great!

I couldn't open it either... it is asking for a converter. Lacy, did you have it saved in Microsoft Word 2007?