Notebook Paper Sugar Cookies for Back to School Life is a Party
In a stand mixer combine sugar and meringue powder. Add 8 tablespoons of water, using the whisk attachment, and beat for 1 minute on low. Continue to add water one tablespoon at a time until the icing slowly drizzles from the whisk when lifted. Once prepared, if the icing is too hard, add more water one drop at a time.
Katy's Kitchen Notebook Paper Cookies
Notebook Paper Back To School Sugar Cookies. I love sugar cookies, but I'm far from an expert cookie decorator. These ones are pretty simple to put together, even for me who was trying this fancy icing flooding for the first time. They're not perfect, but I think they're perfectly imperfect…and they're delicious and almost too cute to.
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Then she draws horizontal lines across the cookie with a blue edible marker, making sure each line is an equal distance apart. When she finishes drawing, the cookie looks just like a piece of lined notebook paper! Finally, Corianne adds messages to the cookies, using a black edible marker. On one cookie, she writes, "Wash your hands!"
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Katy's Kitchen Notebook Paper Cookies with Edible Marker
Bake in a 350 degree oven until cookies have just a touch of golden brown. (Time will depend upon size and thickness of cookies - usually 10 - 12 minutes). Royal Icing - Here's What You'll Need: Powdered Sugar; Meringue Powder; Water; Edible Marking Pens (Available where cake decorating supplies are sold). Here's What You Need to Do:
Notebook Paper Sugar Cookies for Back to School Life is a Party
Outline the cookies with the white icing using the size 3 tip. Snip the tip of the bag of thinned icing with scissors. Pipe to fill each cookie. LET THE COOKIES DRY OVERNIGHT. It's important that the white icing dries fully. Let set and use the black marker to write whatever you (or your kid) likes. 24 1.
School Notebook Sugar Cookies Recipe
Using cookie cutters in the shapes of an apple, a pencil, and a rectangle (for the sheets of notebook paper), cut out shapes from the dough. Dip the cookie cutters in flour if the dough sticks to the cutter. Re-roll the dough once and cut again. Discard any excess. The dough should yield 5-8 of each cookie cutter shape.
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Step 1. Begin by filling in the area of the notebook cover. Allow for this icing to dry completely. For added interest, I decided to airbrush a polka dot pattern on the cover. I used Americolor GEL color in white for the airbrush color. (Check out this post to see how I airbrush white color with great coverage.)
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Stencil. Parchment Paper {for easy cleanup} Airbrush or food color spray. Cover the cookie sheet with parchment paper and place eight magnets {two in each corner} in a square around the cookie. Two magnets are almost exactly the height of one of my iced cookies. If yours are a little taller or shorter it's okay…the magnets will close the gap.
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Transfer parchment paper to a baking sheet. Chill in freezer for 30 minutes, let sit at room temperature for five minutes and then bake in oven. Tip. Since the letters are so small, we recommend removing cookies before the listed time. 4.
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Back to COOKIES. This technique is as simple as placing the stencil on the top of the cookie, ensuring it's centered, and tracing around it with the food color pen. Carefully lift the stencil straight up off of the cookie, keeping in mind that if you slide it around, it will smudge. Then pipe around it with black icing and a #1.5 or #2 tip.
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Frost all of the sugar cookies with the white frosting. While it's drying you can divide the remaining to color for the stripes. Since you will need more blue frosting than red, I put 1/3 of the frosting in a bowl with a drop of red food coloring and 2/3 in a bowl with blue food coloring. I did the vertical red line down the side first.
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Cut a few slits around the edge. Then turn the cotton ball side so it's facing down, wrap the cookie and glue the flaps down. This technique goes for any shape of cookie except for the jam tart. Once you've glued down the flaps, cover the base with a flat piece of the right shape to tidy it up.
Back to School Recipe ABC Notebook Sugar Cookies
Notebook Paper Homemade Sugar Cookie Recipe. INGREDIENTS: 2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 t of baking soda 1/2 t of baking powder 1 cup unsalted butter (2 sticks), room temperature 1 3/4 cups sugar 1 egg, room temperature 1 t vanilla extract Wilton candy melts - white Wilton black decorating gel Wilton blue decorating gel Wilton red decorating.