Need Spritz Cookie Recipes for the Cookie Press.

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the search for spritz cookie recipes suitable for use with a cookie press. Participants share their experiences with various recipes, expressing satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the results.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses dissatisfaction with a cakemix recipe, noting that the cookies crumbled and were unimpressive.
  • Another participant suggests avoiding the recipe that comes with the cookie press, recommending a Betty Crocker recipe or a sugar cookie pouch with added flour instead.
  • One participant shares a positive experience using the cookie press recipe, stating it works well if the dough is not too warm.
  • Another participant reports success making peanut butter cookies with the cookie press, indicating it worked wonderfully.
  • One participant appreciates the cookie press recipe, noting that their family enjoys the cookies and suggesting the use of parchment paper for better results.
  • Another participant mentions using a combination of Pillsbury sugar cookie dough and peanut butter, which their kids love and works well in the cookie press.
  • One participant requests tried and true recipes, expressing frustration with many cookie press recipes they have encountered.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the effectiveness of the cookie press recipe, with some participants expressing satisfaction while others are critical of it. No clear consensus emerges on the best recipe to use.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding cookie recipes, particularly in relation to using a cookie press. The discussion reflects a variety of approaches and outcomes.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants and community members looking for different spritz cookie recipes or those interested in experiences with the cookie press may find this discussion helpful.

gingertannery
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I am really not happy about the cakemix:blushing: recipes so far. The one with devil's food, 2 3/4 cups flour and 4 sticks of butter was a dud..... cookies are unimpressive and crumble to pieces. Haven't tried the recipe provided with the cookie press yet.. so I thought I would put this out there and see what you have come up. I did a search on this site for spritx cookies with no luck. TIA!!!!!! Cookie time is near and I want to practice now.
 
I'd skip the recipe with the press its yukky. find a betty crocker recipe or use the sugar cookie pouch and add 1/4 cup flour
 
The one with the Cookie Press is the only one we have used with it and it works great... Just don't let it get too warm or it won't come out of the press.
 
I just made peanut butter cookies with the cookie press and it worked wonderfully!
 
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  • #5
Just a regular peanut butter cookie recipe?? Great idea!! Thanks for the ideas so far.
 
I love the recipe that comes with the cookie press. My family does too. They come out great every time. My one suggestion with that is - press onto parchment paper instead of directly on your stone. My stone is very well seasoned, and sometimes it won't adhere to the stone. It does to the parchment paper.
 
gingertannery said:
Just a regular peanut butter cookie recipe?? Great idea!! Thanks for the ideas so far.

Yup, I have a KitchenAid cookbook and the recipe was in there. I decided to use the cookie press just because !! And it was a delight to work with!
 
I use a 1 lb package of pillsbury sugar cookie dough mixed with 1/2 cup peanut butter for my peanut butter cookies, they taste great (my kids love them), and do really well in the cookie press. I think it made two dozen or so cookies. We sprinkled them with the sugar crystals before we cooked them...yum!
 
Here are my recipes for the cookie press.
 

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Sue,
Have you actually tried these recipes yet? I really would like to have a tried and true recipe...so many of the cookie press recipes are...yuck!
 
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Thanks a million!! Time to get busy.. and butter is on sale at Kroger.. $2.00 a lb. So is flour and sugar!!!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are spritz cookies?

Spritz cookies are a type of German butter cookie that are traditionally made using a cookie press. They are known for their delicate texture and can be shaped into various designs, making them a popular choice for holiday baking and special occasions.

How do I use a cookie press for spritz cookies?

To use a cookie press, start by preparing your cookie dough according to your recipe. Fill the cookie press with the dough, choose your desired disc for shaping, and then press the handle to release the dough onto a baking sheet. Ensure the baking sheet is ungreased for best results.

Can I make spritz cookies ahead of time?

Yes, you can make spritz cookies ahead of time. Once baked, they can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week. You can also freeze the unbaked dough for up to three months; just thaw it in the refrigerator before using.

What are some variations of spritz cookie recipes?

There are many variations of spritz cookies, including adding flavors like almond, vanilla, or lemon zest. You can also incorporate chocolate chips, nuts, or colored sprinkles for decoration. Experimenting with different extracts and mix-ins can create unique flavors and textures.

Where can I find spritz cookie recipes for my cookie press?

You can find spritz cookie recipes in various cookbooks, baking websites, and food blogs. Additionally, many Pampered Chef consultants and their websites offer tried-and-true recipes specifically designed for use with their cookie press products.

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