I love decorating the tree with edible ornaments! These snowflake cookies were made using my gingerbread cookie recipe, which you can find here.
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The snowflake cookie cutter that I used for this project is available at AnnClarkCookieCutters.com.
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Here are the rest of the supplies that you'll need:
- Gingerbread cookie dough
- Snowflake cookie cutter
- Edible ink marker
- Medium consistency royal icing
- 12" decorating bags
- Decorating tip 10
- Decorating tip 1
- White sparkling sugar
- String
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This is going to be my presents "this year" I am going to practice on brown paper bags with gel pen and even try some chipboard shapes and multi media them to match your real cookies! When I feel that I have got the consistency right, I might even attempt a proper house - Your technique is so mesmerising and I love the gentle music. God bless
That's a great idea, Helen! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video tutorial 🙂
Gorgeous and fabulous cookies!!! Cannot wait to make some of my own
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I have a question about meringue powder, does it expire? I have some maybe 5 years old, it smells ok, but there is no date on the can. Its Wilton brand.
I'm pretty sure meringue powder does not go bad, but just to be sure, you can use this form to ask Wilton about that: https://www.wilton.com/contactus?topic=productQuestion