Yeah, the trick with any cookies (for making them soft) is to make sure you use softened butter and cream it really really well, then add sugar, use room temp eggs and don't over mix the dry ingredients.
Also, pulling them out of the oven slightly underbaked will help, too. Most of the time it's not the recipe, it's the temp of your oven or how long they bake that makes them too crispy.
OH! And when you roll them out, try to use as little extra flour as possible-- it makes them dry and tough.
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Yeah, the trick with any cookies (for making them soft) is to make sure you use softened butter and cream it really really well, then add sugar, use room temp eggs and don't over mix the dry ingredients.
Also, pulling them out of the oven slightly underbaked will help, too. Most of the time it's not the recipe, it's the temp of your oven or how long they bake that makes them too crispy.
OH! And when you roll them out, try to use as little extra flour as possible-- it makes them dry and tough.
Re: Anyone have a good cut out (sugar) cookie recipe?
Yeah, the trick with any cookies (for making them soft) is to make sure you use softened butter and cream it really really well, then add sugar, use room temp eggs and don't over mix the dry ingredients.
Also, pulling them out of the oven slightly underbaked will help, too. Most of the time it's not the recipe, it's the temp of your oven or how long they bake that makes them too crispy.
OH! And when you roll them out, try to use as little extra flour as possible-- it makes them dry and tough.
Great tips! Thank you!