I used my trusty cookie recipe, and added some dye.
For the frosting I decided to not use royal icing but a different kind, it's called Glace Icing, and I found it on Our Best Bites site. I like to add more powdered sugar to make a thicker icing.
Glacé Icing
1lb powdered sugar (about 3 3/4 C) plus 1 cup
6T whole milk (low-fat actually works, but use whole if you can)
6T light Corn Syrup (6T is equal to 1/4 C plus another 2 T)
1 t extract (I use almond because I use almond in my sugar cookies) I've also added orange flavor and it was delish.
With a whisk, combine sugar and milk until smooth (no lumps!) Then stir in corn syrup and extract.
I also used some of the royal icing decorations I made a few weeks ago, they were perfect for these cookies!
Start with some dough and coloring
Put a big schmear of icing on the dough
Start kneading
Orange!
Let's try a different color
Yellow!
My cute new beehive cookie cutter,
makes me think of Utah!
I love my carrots!
I let the cookies be the star, not the frosting
Here are my royal icing dots
Butterfly don't fly away
Carrot close up
I can't wait to make these the next time family from Utah
visits!
Some good old traditional circular cookies
A princess crown for my favorite neighbor
Love the square cookie cutter
Now to pack them up for gifting
Lucy's box
I love the Easter grass, tins from Target
dollar section
Ready to take next door
Who will get these?
Enjoy!
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