COOKIE ICING (SHINY AND HARD)
This is what Sugarcraft uses. This is used for coating petit fors too. (Stays soft but crusts well enough that cookies can be stacked....MUCH tastier
than royal icing!)
1 cup Dry Candy Fondant powder
2 teaspoon water or milk, depending on consistency you need
Place sugar and milk in bowl. Stir until mixed thoroughly.
For filling in areas, use thinned icing by adding small amounts of water or milk to the icing until the desired consistency is reached. Icing should be pretty thin and almost pourable.
This is the recipe I use for icing cut out cookies. It dries very shiny and hard, but tastes better and is not as "rock hard" as royal.
Editor's note:
Dry Fondant Powder (click here)
This is what Sugarcraft uses. This is used for coating petit fors too. (Stays soft but crusts well enough that cookies can be stacked....MUCH tastier
than royal icing!)
1 cup Dry Candy Fondant powder
2 teaspoon water or milk, depending on consistency you need
Place sugar and milk in bowl. Stir until mixed thoroughly.
For filling in areas, use thinned icing by adding small amounts of water or milk to the icing until the desired consistency is reached. Icing should be pretty thin and almost pourable.
This is the recipe I use for icing cut out cookies. It dries very shiny and hard, but tastes better and is not as "rock hard" as royal.
Editor's note:
Dry Fondant Powder (click here)
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| 3 | Recipe(tried): Royal Icing (2) - Super Hard Icing = Royal! |
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