One thing that a lot of people don't realize is that the icing on these types of cookies takes forever to dry. So you usually have to do one part, like say, the outline, and then give that time to dry. Then you fill in the middle part and that has to dry (usually overnight), and then any little embellishments have to be done last and allowed to dry as well. So on average, between baking and decorating, they take about 3-4 days to make.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Animal Crackers
One thing that a lot of people don't realize is that the icing on these types of cookies takes forever to dry. So you usually have to do one part, like say, the outline, and then give that time to dry. Then you fill in the middle part and that has to dry (usually overnight), and then any little embellishments have to be done last and allowed to dry as well. So on average, between baking and decorating, they take about 3-4 days to make.
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Those are super cute!
Fantastic! Very impressive! Almost look too good to eat.
Miguel loved his giraffe cookie...it was so cute I almost hated to let him eat it, but he was determined!
I'm a mean mommy and I didn't even let E eat one. Hee.
Amazing!
Want to make some for Ben's birthday for me??? ;o)
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