A Game-Changing Trick for Perfect Cut-Out Cookies!


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Would you like a better way to make cut-out cookies?

Read all about this clever trick in my recipe for Simple Iced Shortbread Cookies—and adapt it to any cut-out cookie recipe!

This year, I brought these simple yet charming shortbread cookies to Thanksgiving, shaped into little pink hearts and served in a sparkling cut-glass dish for snacking—just like a bowl of M&M’s, but with a homemade touch. They were such a hit that guests kept sneaking “just one more,” and by the end of the day, the dish was empty. No leftovers meant no temptation for me the next day—a win-win!

Simple Iced Shortbread Cookies

These cut-out cookies have a thin layer of icing that hardens slightly as it dries so they don't stick together. The clever dough-rolling trick makes these treats irresistible and easy to shape.


If you're not in the mood for cut-out cookies, try these man-pleasing Thin Oatmeal Cookies with Coffee Icing. They're my husband's favorite!

Thin Oatmeal Cookies with Coffee Icing

This recipe for Oatmeal Cookies with Coffee Icing makes a thin, crispy, and chewy cookie. When glazed with coffee-flavored icing, they are addictive!

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Thin Oatmeal Cookies with Coffee Icing

"These cookies are the best! And wow, browning the butter adds an interesting dimension to the icing. My family gobbled them right up. Every recipe I’ve tried from your site has come together beautifully and been delicious. Thanks so much." --ALY B

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Paula

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