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Cookie Cornucopia
The summer heat is over

Photo provided courtesy of © 2008 Wilton Industries, Inc.
Want to make this cornucopia of cookies?
All you need are the correct shape of cutters, some royal icing, paste color, some
decorating tips, disposable decorating bags, and of course your time and creative
talent.
- Apple cookie - using a disposable decorating bag, outline the cookie with
stiff royal icing tinted red. Fill in the apple with colored and thinned royal icing.
(To thin, add warm water a teaspoon at a time, until desired consistency is reached.)
Repeat this same procedure with green tinted royal icing for the apple stem. See how
easy it is to make spectacular and colorful cookies.
- Acorn cookie - do same procedure as you did for apple using brown tinted
royal icing. With stiff consistency buttercreme or royal icing and a star tip,
decorate the top of the acorn.
- Pumpkin cookie - Use orange-tinted royal icing and a #12 tip, pipe lines
on the pumpkin. Complete pumpkin stem with same procedure used in making apple
stem.
- Grapes - using a leaf-shaped cookie, outline grape leaves on stem end of
the cookie with stiff green-tinted royal icing; fill in with thinned royal icing.
Using dark blue or purple tinted royal icing and wide plain tip, pipe ball "grapes"
over remaining cookie.
- Leaves - Tint royal icing to color wanted for leaves such as orange, gold,
yellow or red. Using tinted stiff royal icing and small round tip, outline leaves.
Fill in with thinned royal icing. Use a toothpick dipped in contrasting color, draw
lines to show veins of leaves. Use the other end of toothpick pull color slightly
away from line you just made. When dry, there will be more of a feathering effect to
leaves. Allow cookies to dry overnight.
Arrange these cookies in your favorite basket or cornucopia and let the
family at the them!Another way to obtain vibrant colored icing on cookies is with fondant. Simply
purchase ready to use fondant in the color you want or in white and you can knead in
the color of your choice. Roll out fondant and use same cutter that you used for your
cookie shape to cut out the shape in the fondant. Frost the cookie very lightly with
thinned buttercreme icing to adhere fondant to cookie. You can do this with any
cutters for other holiday seasons.



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