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I'm trying to make some cut-out cookies using storebought cookie
dough, using the instructions on the container, but whenever I roll the dough out on a floured surface, flatted it, and press the cookie cutter down to make the cookie shapes, the cut-out shape won't lift up with the cookie cutter, making it too soggy and flexible to transport to the cookie sheet. Strangely, the first two cookies seem to come up properly, but any ones after that are impossible to get. Is it because the dough becomes too moist after being handled for a bit? Is the solution then to just keep mixing in more flour, not just enough flour to keep it from sticking to the surface where I'm rolling them out? Or what else? |
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