Festive Piped Dough Stocking Cookies
Additional Information
Step 1
Dough Colors Tinted
Divide dough into thirds (about 16 oz. each) and use Color Right base colors and QuickCount color formulas to tint icing in the following shades:
- Dark green = 16 oz. dough + 11B + 14Y
- Green = 16 oz. dough + 1BR + 1B + 25Y
- Red = 16 oz. dough + 36R
Step 2
Prepare cookie dough. Divide into three portions; tint following formulas above. Thin ΒΌ cup of each colored dough with 1 tablespoon water to piping consistency. Place each thinned dough in a decorating bag fitted with tip 2.
Step 3
Make cookies. Roll out remaining cookie dough, cut with stocking cookie cutter. Using the wheel embosser, using a variety of design wheels, emboss cookies. Use thinned down cookie icing to pipe design details. Bake and cool cookies following recipe instructions.
Products
Products
Color Right Food Coloring System (see colors tinted on instructions tab)
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