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Ree Drummond loves the holidays. Between her family’s Christmas traditions and her signature holiday dishes, she sure knows how to make her ranch holly-jolly. But it’s never officially the holidays until she’s made a batch of her favorite Christmas cookies.
In a small bowl, mix up your egg yolk, water and food coloring. After it’s spent some time chilling, remove your dough from the fridge (or freezer) and roll it out on a floured surface. Use your favorite holiday cookie cutters to cut out the cookie shapes, and place them on a lightly greased baking sheet.
Sift your flour, baking powder and salt into the same bowl, and mix until just combined. Go ahead and divide your dough in half, place it between two sheets of wax paper and then store it in your fridge for an hour. You can also stick it in the freezer for 20 minutes if you’re short on time. But never skip chilling your sugar cookie dough!
Eating dough that contains raw eggs and flour comes with a risk of exposure to salmonella and other bacteria, but edible cookie dough is made without eggs (we used milk instead) and the flour is cooked, so it's safe to consume. Do you have to heat-treat flour for edible cookie dough?