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Merry Mitten Cookie
Count on a big hand of applause when you serve these cute mitten cookies.
A sweet traditional design sets these apart from the rest. Fun to make and eat.
Makes:
Each cookie serves 1.
Skill Level:
None
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Additional Information
Step 1
Prepare and roll out cookie dough. Cut with mitten cookie cutter. Bake and cool.
Step 2
Use tip 3 and full-strength Moss Green/Leaf Green Combination color flow icing to outline cookie; let set. Use tip 3 and thinned down Moss Green/Leaf Green combination color flow icing to fill in cookie; let dry. Use tip 3 and full-strength white color flow icing to pipe lines, stars, dots and zigzag cuffs on mitten.
*Combine Moss Green with Leaf Green for green shown.
Ingredients
Products
Moss Green Icing Color
Leaf Green Icing Color
Tools
Products
Cookie Sheet
The Zigzag is a popular way to fill in outlined areas, perfect for ribbed sweater and cuff effects. You can also use tight zigzags to cover the entire side of your cake—they look great!
Merry Mitten Cookie is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Karenpowell from
If you like to decorate like i do then this cookie starts with many ideas while it is baking and cooling. My favorite is the patchwork quilt look and then the any color with the white non-parils as the trim on the writsband. They look so clasic and so real. If you know the children you are giving them too as gifts, you can make the mitts to match what they wear every day. I know I have two set of mitts handmade by my grandma who has been passed to glory for some time, but everytime I make mitten cookies I think of my mitts in the closet and how much love they were when grandma made them for me.
Date published: 2011-05-15
Rated 5 out of
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kromig from
We love thiss method of decorating cookies with the flow-in royal icing. They look so professional and are easy to do!
Date published: 2010-12-02
Rated 5 out of
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cakecakecake!!! from
These adorable cookies will be on my cookie tray this year. My daughter can't wait to make them with me.
Date published: 2010-12-01