Cookies from Dairy Dough
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Question
Cookies from dairy dough, do they need to be made in an unusual shape as is the rule for dairy bread? (When not making a large quantity).
Answer
Shalom Rav
It is permissible to make them in large quantities without the need for a special shape.
This is because the sages only decreed this for bread, which is eaten with everything, and there is a concern that the dairy bread might be eaten with meat.
However, cookies and the like, which are not typically eaten with other foods, were not included in this decree.
Source
Pitchei Teshuva, Yoreh De'ah, Siman 97, Se'if Katan 3, in the name of the Maharit.