You'll find my list of cookie recipes on this page.
Royal Icing Recipes . . .
Sugarbelle's - the 2 lb version will be plenty for one batch of cookies.Glorious Treats - and a great tutorial on outlining and flooding.
Sweetopia's
Lilaloa's
Bake at 350's
Design Me a Cake's
Sugarbelle's Chocolate Royal Icing
Glaze Recipes . . .
Some cookiers prefer to work with Glaze.CookieCrazie's
Karen's Cookies
Royal Glaze Recipe . . .
Still others sing the praises of "Royal Glaze" - a combination of royal icing and glaze. The invention of Michelle, From Oven...to Lovin'If you're new to cookieing, choose a dough recipe, an icing recipe and get to it!
Awesome links. :)
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They sure are! I hope you find a recipe that you love!
ReplyDeleteI love vanilla, chocolate even peppermint buttercream icing and I am so afraid of the royal icing. Many sites say the icing is really hard( break your teeth) and don't taste good. But like you once were- I am dying to make beautiful sugar cookies-which means royal icing is a must. Do you recommend one over another
ReplyDeleteGlaze and Royal Glaze don't break your teeth! I haven't tried the Glaze recipes above, but I know many that use them. I love the Royal Glaze. It's a favorite!
DeleteI too don't like to use royal icing and tried it several times but don't like it. I found that glaze works just as great and just make sure you have the right consistency.. I was able to do the cookies just fine and yes it does take a long time to dry, but I think if you want to provide quality cookies where it taste great, then this is the way to go. In my opinion...
DeleteThanks for sharing Patty!
DeleteGreat post!
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