I was initially resistant on trying your recipe bc I didn’t like the idea of waiting an hour or two before rolling the dough out. One Saturday I decided to try the recipe since I was baking other things too. The recipe was a huge hit in my family. Now I usually have to yell at my husband to stop eating the cookies before I can decorate them. My son at least waits until they are froasted. I love the flexibility of the recipe and now is my go to sugar cookie recipe.
Thank you Pamela! I have tried alot of recipes without success. I switched to yours about 10 months ago, all I can say is this is an awesome recipe! I will only use your recipes for everything! I always recommend yours when people ask! Keep up the great work!
Glorious! I'm a brand new baker and am launching my own cookie decorating company out of my home kitchen. I've been struggling with consistency in my recipes and was desperately searching for a live and step by step video so I could compare my method. BINGO! The dough is resting now, but already I can tell a major difference in my process and the dough result from following your steps. I have the tiny KA bowl too and this was perfect!!!!!
Just made it with Vanilla Bean Paste and Ground Ginger. The other day Vanilla Bean Paste & Cookie Nip 🙂 I also use salted butter and the 1 tsp salt. My husband wasn't going to eat them because he thought the biscuits and icing would be too sweet and the icing too hard. I gave him one with his cup of tea, hence why I'm making a second batch - he loves them.
I am a beginner, beginner cookie maker and I tried this recipe. It was beyond perfect, delicious, they didn't move when the baked, just perfect. Thank you so much
Yesterday I tried 2 different recipes without success. Today I tried yours and the cookies came out perfect, no spread at all. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
I MUST make your sugar cookie recipe now, to go with your royal icing recipe, i've already tried, because it's FABULOUS so im POSITIVE your cookie recipe will be AMAZING as well! Thanks for being so through in all your videos.
You’re beautiful and incredibly awesome for sharing all of your talents and knowledge! I’ve learned SO much from you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️
Pam, I made mine with Kosher salt last time and added a pinch more. I received rave reviews! It was so good. Thank you again for your recipe, it never does me wrong.
Thank you so much for this recipe. I was in the middle of making sugar cookies for an event. The recipe I usually use requires refrigeration and is finicky. It gets too soft too quickly which is ok if I just want round cookies. However, today I'm using a cookie cutter and impressing a design onto the surface. I decided I needed to find another recipe for the second. The cookie is not as sweet and produces a more cakey cookie versus a crispy one...delicious just the same. Your recipe will be my go to recipe from now on. The next time I make it I might decrease the flour just a bit to make it come together easier. My modifications: roll the dough to ¼" thickness, bake a total of 8 minutes (turning at 4 min). Again, thank you
@pamkennedybakes3649 Hey Pam, I'm confused about how much butter to use. I know you said 1 pound and then you have 4 sticks. That would be 2 pounds. I use Kerry Gold, so 2 sticks is 1 pound. So does that mean it's 2 pounds which would be 4 sticks?
I’m watching all your videos!!! I’m trying this recipe today. This will be the first time baking cookies. I’m so scared. I catch on quick as far as decorating goes but I’m nervous about making the dough and your Royal icing recipe. Here goes!!! Thank you so much for all your educational easy to follow along videos!❤
No way!! Literally followed along with your original video yesterday. I’ve never tried cake batter flavoring before but the dough smelled so yummy! Can’t wait to bake it!!
Ok i tried the recipe. I was SO skeptical. I have to admit I expected spread. There was NONE. I mean not a bit. The sides stay perfectly straight during baking! Ive frozen cut unbaked dough before, frozen solid. Still had a little spread. The fact i dont have to chill this dough or the cut outs saves so much time. Im playing around with various flavors. This recipe is so adaptable. Also? Thank you for the tip to hold back half a cup of flour. I ended up not needing it at all. Excellent recipe. Im trying your royal icing next. Thank you for sharing these recipes!
I just found your channel and I LOVE that you talk it through like I know nothing about what the video topic is! ❤ you cover every base and that is such a breath of fresh air. I hate when they assume you know things and I’m left scrambling trying to google to figure out what they mean. 😅
Great recipe. Thank you! First time trying and I got about 50 2x4” 1/4” thick cookies out of one recipe. Great yield, great taste, no spread, easy recipe to follow… who could ask for anything more? 😊
Thank you Pam I use your royal icing recipe and recently wanted to try a new dough recipe and it worked beautifully. As always your amazing Pam thank you!
Best recipe I have tried!! So easy to change up the flavors. I believe letting the dough rest, is the key to getting that beautiful texture! I tried Lemon/ lavender the other day and it is probably my favorite so far. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge and tips❤️😉
Great instructional video. The title is no chill no spread cookie recipe, but you are chilling your dough before you bake. Great tips given. I’m guessing you use 4tsp of each extract, you didn’t really explain clearly. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this detail recipe! I don't own a kitchen machine, just hand mixer. I've already done cookies with the mixer and they came out grate. But I'd like to try your recipe now so hopefully it'll be work too :)
@@bohonativos I could see using your hand mixer for the wet ingredients but you will burn out your motor once you start adding the flour. My suggestion is to mix some of the flour in and the rest with a rubber spatula, then hand. I have burned out so many hand mixers by making cookie doughs… Cake batters and frosting easier consistency-less strain on the motor. Experience from baking for years I learned after blowing out so called heavy duty hand mixers like kitchen Aide, the parts are cheap plastic in the housing and where you connect the beaters to attach into the unit. Cookie dough is a no-no for hand mixers unless you don’t mind replacing them.
I’m so excited that you made an updated version of this video! I’m about to start my at home sugar cookie business and I’ve made decisions about all the equipment, supplies, food coloring, etc. that I want to use but I couldn’t decide which recipe to go with! I have heard time and time again that your recipe is the best and I can’t wait to try it! Oh! I do have one quick question for you - I was overly excited when you mentioned which flavorings you like to use in your cookies because they’re exactly what I chose for mine (Butter vanilla, regular vanilla, and cake batter). May I ask how much of the super strength cake batter flavoring you use? Thanks for helping us out! 🫶🏻
Thank you for talking about the flour. I weighed my flour the other day, added it a little at a time & my dough got crumbly & I still had about a 1/2 cup left. (I did fix it) I thought my scale was wrong LOL
I also use 7 cups with a 1/2 cup left over . I weigh my eggs . This is a perfect recipe. I literally don’t though my dough . Parchment to roll and plastic wrap to kneel . Gresham tips from Pam . Thank you
I’m excited to try this! I have a question. I usually reduce the sugar by almost half in my usual sugar cookie recipe. My mom can’t have too much sugar. Do you think it will affect it too much? I’ve always read that sugar amount variations are more forgiving in sugar cookies than in other baked goods. I don’t mind some difference but don’t want to ruin my cookies. Thank you!
Thank you for the video and explanations! I'm going to try this recipe tonight. What brand of food coloring do you use to decorate? Is it gel food coloring or regular?
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I made a full batch and it was pretty crumbly but I still kneeded and wrapped it to rest, then started another batch after I watched this recent video with the gram weight for the eggs. Second batch turned out awesome. Is there a way to get more moisture back into the first dry batch so the cookies aren't dry, or should I just toss it? Thanks!
Thank you for the recipe! Excited to try it! Does anyone have any recommendations for replacing eggs with something else? My daughter has an allergy, but I’d love her to be able to eat some of the things I make
I love your program; I’ve learned so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤. Where did you get the powdered sugar pouncer used in your royal icing demonstration (mold preparation)? What a great idea
When you let the frosted cookies crust with the RI overnight, do you cover them with a tall box or container? Is it okay to put dough in the refrigerator if I cut and bake it the following day? Thank you so much!!
Here's a quick question for you Pam. I like to bake as you well know. But sometimes I don't have time to make royal icing. Can I use a ready-to-use royal icing and just add the corn syrup in when I go to thin it down to flood consistency?
@@pamkennedybakes3649 I'm getting ready to try both of your recipes for buttercream including your hybrid recipe I live all the way over in Washington state all the way across the US away from you. Any tips or tricks that you could recommend would be great
Hi Pam! I've made some amazingly yummy cookies with your recipes! I have a question about putting sprinkles in the dough as my son wants funfetti cookies. Do you have a recommendation for sprinkles that do not transfer colors into the dough?
This is the only sugar cookie recipe I use. I have only used vanilla/butter vanilla flavorings, but I am excited try new combinations. I also recently tried your chocolate sugar cookie recipe and am going to try crusting rolled buttercream with strawberry emulsion. My cookies are rolled to 5/16 and I usually roll buttercream to 1/4 in. I want to be sure I have a good strawberry flavor to pair with the chocolate cookie. Do you think I am okay using only strawberry emusion, or should i add vanilla as well?
They are both emulsions but you can add any kind of flavorings, you just may need to play around with how much is right for you and the products that you are using.
I tried kneading the dough before rolling it out to prevent spreading but it still spreads. Also, how long do you suggest freezing the baked cookies for before applying the rolled buttercream?
Watched the video, awesome tips thank you! Freezing the cookies, do you find this eliminates butter bleed too or should I let the baked cookies sit on a paper towel after they cooled overnight first? Thank you!
I love your videos!! Your recipe is the only one I use. Thank you for sharing. I do have a question. When you freeze your cookies (for that magic to happen) do you wrap them individually or put in an airtight container and then freeze? TIA!
Thank you! I like to wrap them in stacks of 6 (easy counting) then in an airtight container. ruclips.net/video/jL0jUMDV88Y/видео.htmlsi=uIoqwIKefjc76f0B
Any suggestions for substituting gluten free flour for your all purpose? I usually use a premixed 1:1 gf flour but it doesn’t always exchange at a 1:1 ratio. Thanks!
Hi Pam ..2?. Obce baked how long xan I freeze baked undecorated cookies. Also if i make the crusting buttercream recipe today. How long will it last? Where do i store it once made? Im aorry for rhe ? Im watch the videos on mute
If I am going to freeze the cookies for an extended period of time (3 months) should I still freeze to get best taste and texture before decorating and then re-freeze or just decorate and freeze once?
How do you cool your freshly baked cookies, on parchment or a rack and do you wait to cool a bit before moving them? Also, if I want to freeze undecoarated, how long do you cool (or dry) for prior to wrapping in bundles to freeze? You mentioned drying them properly but not how. Thank you :)
Hello Pam I looked to see if anyone had asked this question. Can this recipe be doubled? Thanks so much for making these videos. I love your channel! Thank you 😊
Hi Pam! I'm looking to try this recipe at home. I have never made sugar cookies from scratch before. I didn't get the measurements for the extracts that you use before adding them into the eggs. Can you please give me those so I can try this recipe out? Thank you 😊
Hi Pamela. I wonder what flavoring you use. I use vanilla bean paste but I don’t like just that taste. I really do not know what to add to make it taste a little better.. (don’t like lemon) I have made all of your icings and cookie recipe! They have worked exactly as you said. I’m at a quandary with the taste of the flavoring in my cookies! Thank you for everything! Nancy
lots of great tips, thank you. My question is how long do you let the dough 'hang out' on the counter if you want to put half of the dough in the freezer to use later?
Does using just white sugar affect the taste of this recipe? I have followed the recipe with brown sugar and am not in love with the flavor. I am not sure if it because of the brown sugar or the combination of extracts I am using. I love how easy this dough is to work with!
Question on the flour conversion. Most online sources say that a cup of flour is 120-125 grams. If I do the math on your 1010 grams, it comes out to 8.08 - 8.42 cups of flour. Yet your conversion only states 7.5 cups? Can you comment? I do find that the more flour I can 'squeeze in', results in less spread... And, love that we see your face on this one!!
Have you ever tried this recipe with margarine for a dairy-free cookie? Would you make any changes to the recipe or just swap out the butter for margarine?
Ive been using your recipe with no issues! But it seems like the last couple times the butter was just making the dough extra buttery and a little more spread. Any ideas or suggestions? Again absolutely no changes as far as recipe and steps go.
Hi Pam, Could you please show us what your packed brown sugar looks like (the color and consistency), because we get many different variants on the shelves in South Africa and I am not sure what which one is correct.
Hi Pamela, the last few times I have made these cookies, they have spread a little bit I don’t know why. Then when I use the cookie cutter to cut the rolled butter creme, they aren’t quite big enough..
I have a question regarding rerolling the left over dough after initial first cutting out the shapes. Do you need to let the leftover cookie dough to rest again? How many times can you re roll with out the shapes getting wonky?
Thank you so much. I also want to ask you another question (I’m sorry). Does brown sugar add moisture to the the dough? If so if I only use white sugar will I need to make adjustments to the recipe? Also would I need to make adjustments to the amount of only white sugar to the recipe? What would the total amount of white sugar would I need? Thank you so much for responding I really appreciate you taking the time to do so.
@@amaniemom You can make your own brown sugar by mixing molasses and sugar together. For this recipe you don’t want to just add sugar as it will change the moisture content and the recipe.
I have a question. I made these today and I live in CO. I left the half cup of flour to the side and weighed flour etc and mixed only till it started pulling away from sides. But I feel like the dough was crumbly and the baked cookie is also very crumbly when bitten (no icing). Is this normal for this recipe or do I need to do something different? Please help! Lol
That sounds like maybe you put in two eggs without weighing them? This recipe requires 120g. Of egg. Sometimes that takes 2- 3 eggs. The dough should feel like play dough. The cookies will be soft depending on how thick and how long they are baked.
Nope. I used exactly 120g of egg. I followed recipe to a t. Weighed everything like it says to do. Made sure I calibrated my scale with my calibrating weights. Like it was playdough consistency when you put it into hand or compact it on table but also crumbly at same time. Then after baking they are crunchy like cookie is and very crumbly.
I wanted to come back and tell you I kneaded it more and it came together nicely. I think I didn’t knead it enough because I was afraid to create more gluten lol. Now I have another question. I see your cookies are flat on top and mine puff up a bit more than I’d like. Can I omit the baking powder to stop that puff of the cookie or is there something else I need to change? I have very minimal spread if at all but the tops of cookie are more rounded that I’d like. @@pamkennedybakes3649 I
Yes, absolutely. I recommend either of my buttercream if you don't like the royal Icing soft bite. ruclips.net/video/V1pMYTdKGgA/видео.htmlsi=kyTkSg6QzUHi9TlG ruclips.net/video/wZCtw-A3zGI/видео.htmlsi=vFAePXAf_UQ6gKLb
I waited an 1 hr to roll it a the dough shapes won’t come up to put on baking sheet without breaking cause dough is too soft I need to chill it don’t I?
Knead it until it is no longer too soft. You still need to develop some gluten.....just not too much. Roll between parchment. Cut shape. Remove excess. Lift parchment paper and remove
I was initially resistant on trying your recipe bc I didn’t like the idea of waiting an hour or two before rolling the dough out. One Saturday I decided to try the recipe since I was baking other things too. The recipe was a huge hit in my family. Now I usually have to yell at my husband to stop eating the cookies before I can decorate them. My son at least waits until they are froasted. I love the flexibility of the recipe and now is my go to sugar cookie recipe.
Wow, great to hear!
Thank you Pamela! I have tried alot of recipes without success. I switched to yours about 10 months ago, all I can say is this is an awesome recipe! I will only use your recipes for everything! I always recommend yours when people ask! Keep up the great work!
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing! Happy Baking 🌞
LOVE this recipe and all your recipes! And YOU you are so so helpful! MY trusted recipe to use!
Awesome! Thank you! Happy Baking 🌞
Glorious! I'm a brand new baker and am launching my own cookie decorating company out of my home kitchen. I've been struggling with consistency in my recipes and was desperately searching for a live and step by step video so I could compare my method. BINGO! The dough is resting now, but already I can tell a major difference in my process and the dough result from following your steps. I have the tiny KA bowl too and this was perfect!!!!!
Aaaaand they are beautiful!! Thank you again PDK!!!
Yayyyyyy, subscribe! I have several recipes all done the same style. Recipes are written out in the description of the videos
Just made it with Vanilla Bean Paste and Ground Ginger. The other day Vanilla Bean Paste & Cookie Nip 🙂 I also use salted butter and the 1 tsp salt. My husband wasn't going to eat them because he thought the biscuits and icing would be too sweet and the icing too hard. I gave him one with his cup of tea, hence why I'm making a second batch - he loves them.
Wonderful!
I am a beginner, beginner cookie maker and I tried this recipe. It was beyond perfect, delicious, they didn't move when the baked, just perfect. Thank you so much
Glad you liked it!!
Yesterday I tried 2 different recipes without success. Today I tried yours and the cookies came out perfect, no spread at all. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
I MUST make your sugar cookie recipe now, to go with your royal icing recipe, i've already tried, because it's FABULOUS so im POSITIVE your cookie recipe will be AMAZING as well! Thanks for being so through in all your videos.
Hope you enjoy
You’re beautiful and incredibly awesome for sharing all of your talents and knowledge! I’ve learned SO much from you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much!!!!
Pam, I made mine with Kosher salt last time and added a pinch more. I received rave reviews! It was so good. Thank you again for your recipe, it never does me wrong.
I’m so glad you’re loving it!
You are the best! Love your stuff
@@pamkennedybakes3649 YOU'RE the best
Thank you so much for this recipe. I was in the middle of making sugar cookies for an event. The recipe I usually use requires refrigeration and is finicky. It gets too soft too quickly which is ok if I just want round cookies. However, today I'm using a cookie cutter and impressing a design onto the surface. I decided I needed to find another recipe for the second. The cookie is not as sweet and produces a more cakey cookie versus a crispy one...delicious just the same. Your recipe will be my go to recipe from now on. The next time I make it I might decrease the flour just a bit to make it come together easier. My modifications: roll the dough to ¼" thickness, bake a total of 8 minutes (turning at 4 min). Again, thank you
I came across your comment. Just to be clear, did you mean this recipe makes a more “cakey” cookie? I’m thinking of trying this recipe. Thanks.
@@BbGun-lw5vi If you want a crispy cookie - one with crunch, this recipe is not for you. This produces a softer cookie. It is a delight to work with.
So awesome of you to share your recipe!! Thank you 💕
My pleasure 😊
@pamkennedybakes3649 Hey Pam, I'm confused about how much butter to use. I know you said 1 pound and then you have 4 sticks. That would be 2 pounds. I use Kerry Gold, so 2 sticks is 1 pound. So does that mean it's 2 pounds which would be 4 sticks?
I’m watching all your videos!!! I’m trying this recipe today. This will be the first time baking cookies. I’m so scared. I catch on quick as far as decorating goes but I’m nervous about making the dough and your Royal icing recipe. Here goes!!! Thank you so much for all your educational easy to follow along videos!❤
No way!! Literally followed along with your original video yesterday. I’ve never tried cake batter flavoring before but the dough smelled so yummy! Can’t wait to bake it!!
Hope you enjoy! Thank you 😊
Ok i tried the recipe. I was SO skeptical. I have to admit I expected spread. There was NONE. I mean not a bit. The sides stay perfectly straight during baking! Ive frozen cut unbaked dough before, frozen solid. Still had a little spread. The fact i dont have to chill this dough or the cut outs saves so much time. Im playing around with various flavors. This recipe is so adaptable. Also? Thank you for the tip to hold back half a cup of flour. I ended up not needing it at all. Excellent recipe. Im trying your royal icing next. Thank you for sharing these recipes!
I just found your channel and I LOVE that you talk it through like I know nothing about what the video topic is! ❤ you cover every base and that is such a breath of fresh air. I hate when they assume you know things and I’m left scrambling trying to google to figure out what they mean. 😅
That is wonderful feedback. Thank you
My first time and I made those sugar cookies and they’re very good!!! Thanku so much.
So glad!
You’ve got this!
Amazing video, thanks for how informative and precise you are! ❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
Great recipe. Thank you! First time trying and I got about 50 2x4” 1/4” thick cookies out of one recipe. Great yield, great taste, no spread, easy recipe to follow… who could ask for anything more? 😊
Fantastic!
Can't wait to try your recipe. Love the details it takes the stress out. Thank you.
Thank you Pam I use your royal icing recipe and recently wanted to try a new dough recipe and it worked beautifully. As always your amazing Pam thank you!
You are so welcome!
Best recipe I have tried!! So easy to change up the flavors. I believe letting the dough rest, is the key to getting that beautiful texture! I tried Lemon/ lavender the other day and it is probably my favorite so far. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge and tips❤️😉
Oh that sounds incredible 😍
Great instructional video. The title is no chill no spread cookie recipe, but you are chilling your dough before you bake. Great tips given. I’m guessing you use 4tsp of each extract, you didn’t really explain clearly. Thanks.
No not 4 tsp of each. Using a combination that measures up to 4 tsp in total @@TeresaRutherford
Thank you so much for this detail recipe! I don't own a kitchen machine, just hand mixer. I've already done cookies with the mixer and they came out grate. But I'd like to try your recipe now so hopefully it'll be work too :)
You are so welcome! It should be just fine. Even if you do most of the flour by kneading by hand is still ok
@@pamkennedybakes3649 Thank you!
@@bohonativos
I could see using your hand mixer for the wet ingredients but you will burn out your motor once you start adding the flour. My suggestion is to mix some of the flour in and the rest with a rubber spatula, then hand.
I have burned out so many hand mixers by making cookie doughs…
Cake batters and frosting easier consistency-less strain on the motor.
Experience from baking for years I learned after blowing out so called heavy duty hand mixers like kitchen Aide, the parts are cheap plastic in the housing and where you connect the beaters to attach into the unit. Cookie dough is a no-no for hand mixers unless you don’t mind replacing them.
I'm definitely going to try. Your recipe sounds so good
Please do!
Hi there, I just want to say hello (Kia Ora) from New Zealand and that I can't wait to try your recipe
Have fun! Hi there!
Great tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for giving the weights of all the major ingredients. I like to weigh ingredients whenever possible.
I’m so excited that you made an updated version of this video! I’m about to start my at home sugar cookie business and I’ve made decisions about all the equipment, supplies, food coloring, etc. that I want to use but I couldn’t decide which recipe to go with! I have heard time and time again that your recipe is the best and I can’t wait to try it! Oh! I do have one quick question for you - I was overly excited when you mentioned which flavorings you like to use in your cookies because they’re exactly what I chose for mine (Butter vanilla, regular vanilla, and cake batter). May I ask how much of the super strength cake batter flavoring you use? Thanks for helping us out! 🫶🏻
Thank you so much for telling a number on there mixer. So many just say mix on low or etc…
You bet!
Thank you! I’m going to give this recipe a whirl! You are such a cutie!😊
Hey thanks 😊
Thank you for talking about the flour. I weighed my flour the other day, added it a little at a time & my dough got crumbly & I still had about a 1/2 cup left. (I did fix it) I thought my scale was wrong LOL
It happens mostly during winter months due to a lack of humidity in the air and ingredients.
I also use 7 cups with a 1/2 cup left over . I weigh my eggs .
This is a perfect recipe. I literally don’t though my dough . Parchment to roll and plastic wrap to kneel . Gresham tips from
Pam . Thank you
I love your channel glad I ran across your channel
Welcome aboard! Thank you
I’m excited to try this! I have a question. I usually reduce the sugar by almost half in my usual sugar cookie recipe. My mom can’t have too much sugar. Do you think it will affect it too much?
I’ve always read that sugar amount variations are more forgiving in sugar cookies than in other baked goods. I don’t mind some difference but don’t want to ruin my cookies. Thank you!
You can't adjust this recipe for diabetics. I am sorry, but it needs the structure
Thank you for the video and explanations! I'm going to try this recipe tonight. What brand of food coloring do you use to decorate? Is it gel food coloring or regular?
You are so welcome! I use mostly Chefmaster liquid gel color.
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I made a full batch and it was pretty crumbly but I still kneeded and wrapped it to rest, then started another batch after I watched this recent video with the gram weight for the eggs. Second batch turned out awesome. Is there a way to get more moisture back into the first dry batch so the cookies aren't dry, or should I just toss it? Thanks!
Try kneading in some egg.
Thank you!
Thank YOU 🥰
How do you suggest wrapping all the baked cookies when you freeze them? Do you wrap individually?
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Thank you for the recipe! Excited to try it! Does anyone have any recommendations for replacing eggs with something else? My daughter has an allergy, but I’d love her to be able to eat some of the things I make
I was also wondering if one uses 120g of aquafaba as egg replacement, if it will work
I love your program; I’ve learned so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤.
Where did you get the powdered sugar pouncer used in your royal icing demonstration (mold preparation)? What a great idea
When you let the frosted cookies crust with the RI overnight, do you cover them with a tall box or container? Is it okay to put dough in the refrigerator if I cut and bake it the following day? Thank you so much!!
I do not cover my cookies while they dry overnight. I have them on a rack with a fan.
You can refrigerate the dough for 3 days or freeze it for 3 months
@pamkennedybakes3649 do you let it come to room temp before trying to roll? The day got away from me before I got the chance to roll it out.
Here's a quick question for you Pam. I like to bake as you well know. But sometimes I don't have time to make royal icing. Can I use a ready-to-use royal icing and just add the corn syrup in when I go to thin it down to flood consistency?
It will not behave the same. If you try it, let us all know how it goes.
Happy Baking
@@pamkennedybakes3649 I'm getting ready to try both of your recipes for buttercream including your hybrid recipe I live all the way over in Washington state all the way across the US away from you. Any tips or tricks that you could recommend would be great
Hi Pam! I've made some amazingly yummy cookies with your recipes! I have a question about putting sprinkles in the dough as my son wants funfetti cookies. Do you have a recommendation for sprinkles that do not transfer colors into the dough?
Yes, "Jimmies" melt and bake perfectly. I add about 1/3cup
Lovely recipe I love it. One question. Once baked how long does it keep before going off?
Depends greatly on your environment.
Great, informative video Do you have any other videos showing how you decorate your cookies?
Yes I do! Please feel free to subscribe and to go through my selection of tutorials
Hi do you let it rest on the counter or refrigerate? Also when you mentioned freezing cookies for texture is that after baking? Thank you.
Counter
Hello love your recipes, I like the idea of freezing them after baking how long will they be good if you want to make ahead and freeze? Thank you
3-6months
After you bake I can wrap them individually and freeze or can I cut out & then freeze?
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This is the only sugar cookie recipe I use. I have only used vanilla/butter vanilla flavorings, but I am excited try new combinations. I also recently tried your chocolate sugar cookie recipe and am going to try crusting rolled buttercream with strawberry emulsion. My cookies are rolled to 5/16 and I usually roll buttercream to 1/4 in. I want to be sure I have a good strawberry flavor to pair with the chocolate cookie. Do you think I am okay using only strawberry emusion, or should i add vanilla as well?
I'm so glad to hear that you like the recipes. I always add plain vanilla before adding additional flavor profiles. 😋
Question? When freezing your baked cookies for 12 to 24 hours, are you bringing them back to room temperature before decorating them? Thank you.
If I have time, otherwise I will just start right away. You can proceed as long as they aren't wet from condensation
These cookies are amazing. ❤️. But Even if it is a no chill recipe, can i chill them before cutting? Has anyone tried this?
Yes, but the whole point is that it isn't necessary, and THIS dough performs better, not
This is wonderful! Thank you for posting this. What were the proportions of your flavors?
I use all butter vanilla emulsion now
When do you use emulsions vs an extract? And you’re using vanilla butter and cake batter extract correct?
They are both emulsions but you can add any kind of flavorings, you just may need to play around with how much is right for you and the products that you are using.
I tried kneading the dough before rolling it out to prevent spreading but it still spreads. Also, how long do you suggest freezing the baked cookies for before applying the rolled buttercream?
Hum. Well, there could be a few reasons. I suggest troubleshooting in our Facebook group the Cookie Tribe
Watched the video, awesome tips thank you! Freezing the cookies, do you find this eliminates butter bleed too or should I let the baked cookies sit on a paper towel after they cooled overnight first? Thank you!
No issues with butter bleed
I love your videos!! Your recipe is the only one I use. Thank you for sharing. I do have a question. When you freeze your cookies (for that magic to happen) do you wrap them individually or put in an airtight container and then freeze? TIA!
Thank you! I like to wrap them in stacks of 6 (easy counting) then in an airtight container.
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Thank you! You’re the best!
Any suggestions for substituting gluten free flour for your all purpose? I usually use a premixed 1:1 gf flour but it doesn’t always exchange at a 1:1 ratio. Thanks!
Yes you can! Just hold back about a cup of the mix....only add it if needed
Hi Pam ..2?. Obce baked how long xan I freeze baked undecorated cookies.
Also if i make the crusting buttercream recipe today. How long will it last? Where do i store it once made?
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If I am going to freeze the cookies for an extended period of time (3 months) should I still freeze to get best taste and texture before decorating and then re-freeze or just decorate and freeze once?
Just freezing once improves the texture but you can thaw and refreeze without any issues
How do you cool your freshly baked cookies, on parchment or a rack and do you wait to cool a bit before moving them? Also, if I want to freeze undecoarated, how long do you cool (or dry) for prior to wrapping in bundles to freeze? You mentioned drying them properly but not how. Thank you :)
I cool just on racks.
Can I freeze the dough then roll out a cut at a later date? And if so, I just thaw and roll out? Will it spread this way?
No problem. Thank doesn't affect spread
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Hello Pam I looked to see if anyone had asked this question. Can this recipe be doubled? Thanks so much for making these videos. I love your channel! Thank you 😊
Yes, absolutely!!!!
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Can I letting rest 2 hours and cut it out and then baking whit out refrigerated
Which emulsion brand and how much of each do you use?
I currently only use butter vanilla emulsion
Hi Pam! I'm looking to try this recipe at home. I have never made sugar cookies from scratch before. I didn't get the measurements for the extracts that you use before adding them into the eggs. Can you please give me those so I can try this recipe out?
Thank you 😊
It's written out already in the description of the video if you open the tab
Oh, I finally found it 😅 thank you so much! I can't wait to try it 😊
Love this new video and love your recipe!! Thanks so much!
Do you use all three emulsions together?
I use to. Now i just use butter Vanilla and cake batter
Did you use 4 tsps of each one?
@pamkennedybakes3649 how much of each?
Thank you for the video, recipe and tips. Do you have a video of how you roll your cookies? I never can get mine the same width.
I use a rolling pin with guides! Amazon has many
Hi😊 I wanted to know how much of each flavoring do you use? Since you use 3 different kinds..
Hi Pamela. I wonder what flavoring you use. I use vanilla bean paste but I don’t like just that taste. I really do not know what to add to make it taste a little better.. (don’t like lemon) I have made all of your icings and cookie recipe! They have worked exactly as you said. I’m at a quandary with the taste of the flavoring in my cookies! Thank you for everything! Nancy
Hi there, I use a combination of different types depending on the recipe
What's the measurements of the 3 flavorings in this video?@@pamkennedybakes3649
Does this work with using just granulated sugar instead of brown sugar?
I prefer the results of the brown and white sugar
lots of great tips, thank you. My question is how long do you let the dough 'hang out' on the counter if you want to put half of the dough in the freezer to use later?
Up to 3 hours
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Hi Pamela! Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Can I ask you what brand of flour and butter you use?
Whatever is on SALE!
Hi Pam I do not have any brown sugar on hand wondering if I could make this recipe with all white sugar? What do you think
Yes you can!
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Does using just white sugar affect the taste of this recipe? I have followed the recipe with brown sugar and am not in love with the flavor. I am not sure if it because of the brown sugar or the combination of extracts I am using. I love how easy this dough is to work with!
Question on the flour conversion. Most online sources say that a cup of flour is 120-125 grams. If I do the math on your 1010 grams, it comes out to 8.08 - 8.42 cups of flour. Yet your conversion only states 7.5 cups? Can you comment? I do find that the more flour I can 'squeeze in', results in less spread... And, love that we see your face on this one!!
Please follow what I wrote. Different flours will all have different densities. Weighing is the best option.
Have you ever tried this recipe with margarine for a dairy-free cookie? Would you make any changes to the recipe or just swap out the butter for margarine?
Just try swapping
How long is the dough good for in the fridge ?
3 days for ANYTHING with raw egg
What speed was the mixer on when you went to cream the butter for 5 mins?
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Ive been using your recipe with no issues! But it seems like the last couple times the butter was just making the dough extra buttery and a little more spread. Any ideas or suggestions? Again absolutely no changes as far as recipe and steps go.
I have heard that from some brands of butter are using more moisture. Test one tray and knead it more to compensate for the extra moisture.
Hi Pam, Could you please show us what your packed brown sugar looks like (the color and consistency), because we get many different variants on the shelves in South Africa and I am not sure what which one is correct.
You can use any of them. Or make your own. It's just molasses and granulated white sugar mixed.
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Hi Pamela, the last few times I have made these cookies, they have spread a little bit I don’t know why. Then when I use the cookie cutter to cut the rolled butter creme, they aren’t quite big enough..
You need at bit more gluten. Just knead your dough a bit more before rolling
I’m just beginning my cookie journey and I do not have a stand mixer yet, can a hand mixer get the same results?
Yes
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Do you chill the cookies prior to baking?
Nope. No chill no spread
How long can you leave out on the counter before you should refrigerate the dough
3 hours
When the dough is resting do u just leave out on counter or place in refrig.
No chill= no fridge
Can these be made ahead of time ( 3 days ) and how should they be stored after being baked
Yes they can
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Do you use Morton or Crystal brand salt?
Morton
I have a question regarding rerolling the left over dough after initial first cutting out the shapes. Do you need to let the leftover cookie dough to rest again? How many times can you re roll with out the shapes getting wonky?
This dough is very forgiving. You can reroll a few times
Thank you so much. I also want to ask you another question (I’m sorry). Does brown sugar add moisture to the the dough? If so if I only use white sugar will I need to make adjustments to the recipe? Also would I need to make adjustments to the amount of only white sugar to the recipe? What would the total amount of white sugar would I need? Thank you so much for responding I really appreciate you taking the time to do so.
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You can make your own brown sugar by mixing molasses and sugar together. For this recipe you don’t want to just add sugar as it will change the moisture content and the recipe.
Thank you
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You welcome😊
Does this recipe also work in a very hot, humid climate?
Yes, I am in central Florida
I have a question. I made these today and I live in CO. I left the half cup of flour to the side and weighed flour etc and mixed only till it started pulling away from sides. But I feel like the dough was crumbly and the baked cookie is also very crumbly when bitten (no icing). Is this normal for this recipe or do I need to do something different? Please help! Lol
That sounds like maybe you put in two eggs without weighing them? This recipe requires 120g. Of egg. Sometimes that takes 2- 3 eggs. The dough should feel like play dough. The cookies will be soft depending on how thick and how long they are baked.
Nope. I used exactly 120g of egg. I followed recipe to a t. Weighed everything like it says to do. Made sure I calibrated my scale with my calibrating weights. Like it was playdough consistency when you put it into hand or compact it on table but also crumbly at same time. Then after baking they are crunchy like cookie is and very crumbly.
I also used an oven thermometer made sure it’s at 350 and cooked for 11 minutes 10mm thick cookies.
I wanted to come back and tell you I kneaded it more and it came together nicely. I think I didn’t knead it enough because I was afraid to create more gluten lol. Now I have another question. I see your cookies are flat on top and mine puff up a bit more than I’d like. Can I omit the baking powder to stop that puff of the cookie or is there something else I need to change? I have very minimal spread if at all but the tops of cookie are more rounded that I’d like. @@pamkennedybakes3649 I
Are you resting the dough on the counter or refrigerator?
Counter up to 3 hours.
This is a NO CHILL recipe
Would this recipe fit in a 5qt mixer ?
Yes, I actually use that size
Thank you! Would 166g of egg be too much ? 2 was only 115 but 3 pushed it over 120g
Also after letting it rest for 1 hour at room temp can I move it directly to the fridge until the next day ?
Tried the recipe and let rest for 3hrs. When I came back it had some butter oils around the cling wrap. Is that normal or did I do something wrong?
Wow, how hot is your Kitchen????
I'm from the Caribbean, Trinidad, its pretty hot here. The cookies baked perfectly though. Thank you for the receipe.❤
Is the cookie soft or crispy?
Depending on the thickness and time in the oven, it can be both.
Do you have a recipe for icing that doesn’t get hard?
Yes, absolutely. I recommend either of my buttercream if you don't like the royal Icing soft bite.
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IS THE COOKIE A SHORT BREAD COOKIE?
No it has eggs
Approximately how many 3" cookies does 1 batch make?
32-36
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I waited an 1 hr to roll it a the dough shapes won’t come up to put on baking sheet without breaking cause dough is too soft I need to chill it don’t I?
Knead it until it is no longer too soft. You still need to develop some gluten.....just not too much. Roll between parchment. Cut shape. Remove excess. Lift parchment paper and remove
Your room may also be too warm
Recipe please
You'll find the recipe in the description box!
With so much flour, don't the cookies taste floury?
Nope. This is a large yield recipe. You can add any flavors
Letting it sit out for more than an hour before baking, how does that work with the raw egg in them? Isn’t that a little scary?
Egg is fine at room temperature for up to 3 hours.