Gluten-Free, Allergy-Friendly Cookies for Easter, Holidays, Birthdays, Fun

I’m making lots of shape cookies these days to show people just how easy it is to use our cookie dough to make cut out cookies.  It’s so easy – NO MIXING, NO MESS, just GREAT FRESH-BAKED COOKIES in your own home every time!

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.  Take our Sensational Sugar Cookie Dough and thaw it in the refrigerator or on the counter until soft.

Spread some rice flour onto a flat surface.

Take a hunk of cookie dough out and roll it around in the flour.

Roll out the cookie dough using a rolling pin until it’s the thickness you like.  I usually roll it out to about 1/4 inch. You might need to add a little more flour during this process.  I’d suggest adding a tablespoon at a time so you don’t over do it and make it hard to work with.

Take your favorite cookie cutters and start cutting out shapes.  Once you’ve cut up as many as you can, roll the leftover cookie dough into a ball and start again.  I add in more of the unused cookie dough to keep it moist, and I add enough rice flour to allow the rolling pin and cookie cutters to work without getting stuck.

Place the cut out cookies onto a baking tray that is lined with parchment paper.  Bake them between 8-15 minutes depending on the thickness and size of the cookies.  A shorter bake time will yield softer cookies; a longer bake time will yield harder cookies.  Oven temperatures vary, so adjust as necessary.

Cool and decorate if you’d like.  We also like to eat them plain.  They taste like regular sugar cookies.  My kids and their friends love using the dough and eating the cookies, and they don’t have any food allergies.

One pound of our Sensational Sugar Cookie Dough made 80 small cookie stars, about  1/2 inch in length and width.

 

Gluten-Free, Allergy-Friendly Cookie Cake Recipe

For my birthday I asked my family to make me two things: a chocolate fondue using milk-free chocolate with lots of fruit and a cookie cake using my Sensational Sugar Cookie Dough.

All you have to do is take a tub of the cookie dough and press it into a cake pan.  I spray it with cooking spray to make sure it comes out easily.  Bake it for approximately 15 minutes at 350 degrees.  You’ll know it’s done when it’s golden brown, the edges are coming away from the sides of the pan and you can smell the delicious aroma.  We cooled it and ate it along with the fruit and chocolate from the fondu.  It was DELICIOUS!

Another idea for a cookie cake is to make two cookie cakes.  Frost one, layer the second cake on top of the other and frost for a layered cookie cake.

You can use either the Sensational Sugar Cookie Dough for a sugar/vanilla cake or the Chocolate Chip Paradise Cookie Dough for a large chocolate chip cookie cake.

Very easy to do, completely delish and everyone will enjoy. You do NOT have to have food allergies to enjoy these cakes!