I was busy all afternoon making these little cuties for our church Thanksgiving dinner. I had a blast!
I used this recipe for the royal icing. It worked super. I used a Ziploc bag with a tiny piece cut from the corner for my icing bag. It was very convenient, and for the most part, easy to clean up. I am so excited how well they turned out! I never have had much success decorating cookies; not that these are gourmet, by any means, but I thought they were cute!
5 lovely comments:
How adorable! I recently made some gingerbread creations of my own due to a low-priced gingerbread cookie dry mix I found. I also frosted them, and they made great gifts. I think they mean more since it takes so much time to make and frost them.
Actually Lindsey helped me make them, and she loved it! I will say, though, she had enough flour out and around, and everywhere for many more cookies than we were making!
And, I discovered my husband really likes Gingerbread cookies! I always thought they were kind of old-fashioned, and everyone likes chocolate chip cookies better now! So many things to learn as a newlywed!
I never thought of frosting them to look like pilgrims,indians, and other Thanksgiving things! What a great idea!
Those are so cute!!! It's been so long since I've had cookie cutters. They got lost in one of our moves. I need to get some more and keep them in a tin in the kitchen. The shape and icing add so much!
Super cute! Great idea to decorate them as pilgrims!
Very adorable, you did an awesome job April! Im sure Arturo would have loved to have one of those...Ill have to show him this page!
Very Cute!!! :)So Festive!
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