Fall Dress Cookies with Royal Icing Roses and Chrysanthemums
As my friends Haniela’s and Montreal Confections have shown us, there so many designs you can make with a candy corn cookie cutter! They inspired me to create these fall dress cookies with royal icing roses and chrysanthemums using the candy corn shape.
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Here’s what you’ll need to make these fall dress cookies with royal icing roses and chrysanthemums
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- Orange Vanilla Cardamom Cookie Recipe
- Flood, medium, and stiff consistency royal icing
- Candy corn cookie cutter
- Stripes and dress templates (in the Cookie Art Club)
- Stencil holder (optional)
- Scribe tool
- 12″ decorating bags (use code SWEETAMBS for 10% off)
- Tipless decorating bags
- Decorating tip 1, 3, 101, 352, and couplers
- Parchment or wax paper squares
- Flower nail
- Edible ink marker
- Chefmaster food coloring in Golden Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Forest Green, Coal Black, and Rose Pink
Colors
- Golden Yellow = Golden Yellow + Lemon Yellow
- Pink = Rose Pink + Golden Yellow
- Green = The pink and golden yellow icing + Forest Green
Instructions
Trace the dress template with an edible ink marker.
Ice the dress with white flood consistency royal icing.
Use a scribe tool to help shape the icing. Allow the cookies to dry overnight.
Trace the stripes stencil with a black edible ink marker.
Pipe details on the dress with black medium consistency royal icing and a decorating tip 1.
To make the chrysanthemums, fit a decorating bag with a decorating tip 101 and fill it with a couple of scoops of golden yellow stiff consistency royal icing.
Color the rest of the icing with more golden yellow food coloring to make a darker shade.
Place the icing into the bag so that you have two shades of icing.
Make the chrysanthemums by piping layers of icing with a wavy motion on a parchment paper square on a flower nail.
Pipe roses with a tip 101 and two shades of pink stiff consistency icing. I added a little bit of golden yellow to the pink icing to give it more of a peach color. Allow the flowers to dry overnight.
Combine the leftover stiff consistency icing and add forest green food coloring.
Place the icing into a decorating bag fitted with a decorating tip 352.
Attach the flowers to the cookie with the green icing.
Use the green icing and tip 352 to pipe leaves around the flowers.