Drying Cookies

Baking By tsuitor Updated 12 Feb 2006 , 2:43am by acookieobsession

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tsuitor Posted 9 Feb 2006 , 4:03pm
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Do you leave your cookies out on a table to dry? If so, do you cover them with anything? Won't the cookies dry out if I leave them out too long? HELP!! I have to make 200 cookies by Valentines day. They are all decorated with royal icing. They are no fail sugar cookies.
Thanks!!
taresa

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Euphoriabakery Posted 9 Feb 2006 , 4:07pm
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I leave mine out until dry and then package them up. They sit out usually overnight. But I don't use the no fail sugar cookie recipe, I use an almond butter recipe so it could be different for that cookie. Mine taste great and hold their moisture fine sitting out overnight.

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ngarza07 Posted 9 Feb 2006 , 4:10pm
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I leave mine out on a counter to dry overnight. They stay fresh. I've even had some sit out on a plate for a couple of days and they were still good - at least to my hubby and daughter.

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tastycakes Posted 9 Feb 2006 , 4:11pm
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Usually if I have just a few dozen to dry I'll make a little tent out of waxed paper but maybe some one has another metiod for larger quantities! They are probably fine without any covering!

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SScakes Posted 10 Feb 2006 , 5:27am
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Hi,

I just finished with 1500 cookies for valentines. I used the No fail sugar cookie recipe and Antonia's icing recipe. If I iced them early in the day then I would let them air dry on the table. I covered them by making a 'tent' using a very thin chiffon fabric and allowed them to dry. If I did them too late I packed them on trays and let them dry in my oven overnight. Worked well for me.


Regards
S

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acookieobsession Posted 12 Feb 2006 , 2:43am
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If you have enough pans you can invert one pan on another.... However I leave mine out on a rack to dry...they are just fine for at elast 2 days, possibly more depending on your humidty and stuff..

Good Luck

Julia

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