Refrigerator cookies are made by first shaping the dough into a log. The log is refrigerated until firm, and then sliced onto a cookie sheet and baked.
- Place cookie dough on a sheet of waxed paper. Using waxed paper to hold dough, roll it back and forth to form a log.

Use the waxed paper to
roll the dough into a log. - Securely wrap log in plastic wrap. Refrigerate at least 2 hours or until firm. (Log may be frozen up to 3 months; thaw in refrigerator before baking.)
- Cut dough with long, sharp knife into slices at desired thickness. Place on cookie sheets.

Cut the dough to desired thickness. - Bake and cool as directed.
Helpful Hints
These suggestions will come in handy for most refrigerator cookie recipes.
- Shaping the dough into a log before chilling is easier if you first place the dough on a piece of waxed paper or plastic wrap and use it to roll and shape the log.
- Before chilling, always wrap the rolls securely in plastic wrap or air may penetrate the dough and cause it to dry out.
- Use gentle pressure and a back-and-forth sawing motion with a sharp knife when slicing the rolls; this helps the cookies keep their nice round shape.

Gently cut the dough into slices to
preserve a nice, round shape. - Rotating the roll while slicing also keeps one side from flattening.
Rolled cookies require the use of a rolling pin to create a flat, even dough.
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