So...I never posted about these cookies that I decorated for Halloween...My bad. I made eyeball cookies for a church gathering.
I didn't have time to make sugar cookies, so I bought some fake oreos (foreos?).
Then, I mixed up some cookie icing. I use this cookie icing from Allrecipes, but sub vanilla extract for almond.
I like for the icing to be a bit thick, because it's easier to spread around on a cookie that way. (I spread it on using a fork.) Decorating with sugar icing will take patience and practice, so bear with it if you're just starting!
After the cookies are iced with the white layer, let them dry. I think these dried in 45 min or so.
Add some blue food coloring to some of the leftover white icing. Place in a piping bag with a tip, or just snip the corner of a bag and go at it.
I would recommend icing a few at a time, and then immediately adding a chocolate chip in the middle of the blue layer, so that it doesn't dry before you can add the "pupil."
Once these babies are dry, you can leave them as is, or for a creepier effect, use a toothpick and some red food coloring to add vein or pools of blood around the iris...
I hope you'll consider doing this for your next Halloween party!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Festive Drink Idea
Instead of the same old fireworks, we're going to be celebrating the New Year with these:
These Cranberry Sparklers are simple, cheap, festive, and seasonal! Rather than mixing the frozen juice with water, you can substitute vodka, or whatever else you'd like! For a nonalcoholic version (really? but why??), you can sub sparkling white grape juice for the champagne. Happy drinking, everyone!
Cranberry Sparklers |
Monday, December 27, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
What happened to my post T-giving posts???
Here are two great things to consider this Christmas:
The Advent Conspiracy:
And cookies. With sprinkles!!!
The Advent Conspiracy:
And cookies. With sprinkles!!!
"Let It Dough!" by Christoph Niemann |
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