Would these cutters work on baked shortbread or are they only for unbaked doughs.
867005
Most of my shortbread is mixed to a consistency of heavy meal not doughy. you cannot roll it out, but must pour it into pans or muffin tins or special shortbread pans - I use a cast iron wedge pan. These cutters are great for other things or for cutting the 'baked' squares of shortbread from a square pan.
867006
I think if you were to try to cut baiked shortbread, it would do nothing but crumble. I've never used it on anything other than an already baked cake, but anything hard ... You only would know if you try.
867007
I doubt it as once baked the product will probably break up, better to shape them before cooking. Or you could try flattening the dough into a baking tray and them making a grove with a blunt object the shortbread should break easily along the indentations. I hope this helps you
1177025
I use a very thin amount of dough I buy 24 count premade dough and cut in half ( 48 total cookies ) perfect thickness and I only cook 6 minutes and they are perfect .
357868
They will work with either. Store bought or fresh made. Cooking time will be longer with fresh made. I hope this helps.
1579170
I use them all the time and for bread baking. It does go to 500 as that's how I start my loaves. I only buy these as I've found them the perfect size for my sheet pans and easy to use. Good purchase and will recommend over any others I've tried.
798421
I just made a huge batch of thick oatmeal cookies and it worked great. I don't know about bread but I would not suggest it since it does not work with the dough hook, just the cookie paddles and wire whips.
1513782
Yes. Most definitely it will. A metal scraper will do a better job on dried dough from countertops but thus works just fine on fresh dough.
1090933
I don't believe so. They are meant for baking/cookie cutting and are not that sharp.
1167529
I use it mainly for vegetable and meat no problem there, I have not use it on bread dough or cookie dough.
540272
I normally would use my kitchen aid 6 qt. mixer because of the quantity of the dough and the heavy consistency. I don't think these dough hooks will reach through all the cookie dough. I would say no don't use this hand mixer for cookie dough.
535532
Oh they would def work on cheese cake, I bought them for children to use. So they wouldn't cut their fingers/hands. They work great on almost everything. (except hard veggies). They would be great for not scratching up pans!
1997946
I used them for very tiny biscuits once, it was very difficult to get the dough out without misshaping it. I imagine it would work okay, but think Teddy Grahams size. Very tiny.
2205375
Yes. I have used it for small batches. I do use the cookies scrappers that I ordered along with the cookie paddles. That helps keep the dough moving.
1909897
Same thing happened to me. Which is why I stopped using them. I don't think they really cook up. I certainly would not risk baking with them.
122144
They are great for panettone and other breads. Having never tried them for souffle, my reaction would be that you have to be willing to experiment!
2075192
No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
1437706
I have only used them for cakes and they're great. I would try a blind bake pie, bake the shell only and fill with a custard of some sort. That way, if it doesn't work, you haven't list much...use a refrigerated pie crust. I think it may work.
2026867
I have used them for pie crust and fondant. Fondant works on the same principle. You should have no problem.