Can you roll out other items such as dough with the matt for cookies...?
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I would not recommend it...you don't want any grease or anything on the mat - it will erode fondant. I also think that cookie dough might need a bit of flour to keep it from sticking. But if you aren't going to use it for fondant all that often, I don't see why not. But really, just go to the Walmart and buy it by the yard. It's a lot cheaper and you can have several for different uses. It's very expensive. And the first one I ordered came folded into an envelope, rendering it garbage, so be careful who you order from, if you do.
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Sure can! Lay your cookie dough in the middle, lay the top piece over it and start rolling it out. Take the top mat off, flip the bottom mat over and onto a cutting board; Remove the Mat from the cookie dough, then start cutting out your cookies. Do NOT cut cookies while the dough is still on the Matt. Have you seen the new MAT with the red trim and the measurements imprinted on it? Looks sharp.
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If it is on regular bread most definitely. If it is on a roll I don't think so. The roll will probably get squished a little.
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I would do like Alice Hager said, make sure that the cookie press is screwed tightly together, the dough is at room temperature. Use the recipe included with the press, I did and it made cookie very easily.
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Tammi,this is a small pin. I am not sure how good you are with a standard size rolling pin.. BUt if you can work a standard size one.. you can certainly work a mini version.. just with smaller amount of dough at a time... Good Luck . so I say YES.. with smaller amounts of cookie dough.. No Problem.
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Wilton makes one you can use for cookie dough (and hard candy, chocolate, jello, etc). See it here: Wilton 570-0118 8 Cavity Round Silicone Shot Mold, GreenHope that helps!
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I Dont think I would do that. Use a cookie sheet if you Dont want to ruin good dough"
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I do make cookies with it..but it is not durable enough to make heavy dough.
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sure it can ! just put in your ingredients and let it do the mixing for you. Sometimes I make the dough in the machine and bake it in the oven instead of the machine. It's nice to use it that way too, kind of keeps the mess in one place.
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You can, but those baked goods are more suited to soft wheat, instead of hard wheat. As soft wheat has lower gluten than hard. Especially the biscuits and pie crust.
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You can put a round in the bottom (I got precut rounds from King Arthur Flour), but I haven't had a need to do so. If you want to use parchment paper, I'd suggest going with a standard pan. The edges of these slope slightly from the top to the bottom. The scraper does do a very neat job of releasing both bottom and sides.
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Not any more than any wooden rolling pin. Just sprinkle a bit of flour on it when working with sticky dough as you would with any other rolling pin
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I haven't tried to put pie dough through it. But if you are wanting to roll it out so to speak I guess you could. The results would not be round like a pie though.
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Hi, you may not want to roll out dough on this mat because it does not have a very large circumference depending on the size that you need but it is very possible as the mat will not slide back and forth at all. The mat is sticky though and I have found that I was better off rolling out my dough on my countertop. I hope this helps:)
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No, I can tell you with good authority that there is no cookie press that will do that. The dough for any cookie press has to be perfectly smooth so it will squeeze through the little different shape plates that form the cookies. Nuts, raisins, chocolate chips will totally block it and you will scream and throw it against the wall!
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Yes, but there are some things to keep in mind. This mat is made if flexible silicone so there will be some slight sagging between the bars of your oven rack. Something relatively stable like a pizza would be unaffected, but more delicate items like macarons would be very affected. Also keep in mind that with a flexible sheet it might difficult to remove many items (like 24 cookies) before they have cooled for a bit.
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I have not used this for dough. I don't believe it would do a good job of bread dough or cookie dough. It is probably too small for dough also.
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I do not cool my cookies on the silicone mat but it is silicone after all so maybe you could.---I just feel like it serves the purpose for preparing dough and that's all that I use it for. cookies will cool faster if you put them on a wire rack or plate