Argyle Neck Tie Cookies
I don’t own a kopykake so creating certain designs on cookies can be a pain. Today I wanted to share with you a really simple technique of creating a piping guide directly on a cookie, using a piece of paper/plastic and a food pen.
A perfect example is argyle design, one would think you can just pipe those perfectly even diamond shapes by hand, well maybe you can but I can’t so I made a little template to help me along.
To make these cookies you need:
Neck TieCookie Cutter
Black food coloring
Red food coloring
- Bake the
cookies. - Using a
simple plastic or a paper template and a food pen, draw a piping guide directly onto
the cookie. - Starting
with white icing(using 10 second icing), fill the diamond shaped areas, following the argyle design pattern, and the piping guide. - Fill in
the white areas, let dry. - Fill in
the red(using 10 second icing) areas, let dry. If needed use a toothpick or a pin to push the icing
into the hard to reach corners. Let dry. - Using a
grey or black icing pipe the clean lines across to finished the argyle pattern. - Pipe the
red outline and let dry.
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| Use a template to draw a piping onto the cookie |
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| Fill in white areas |
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| Fill in red areas |
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| Use a pin or toothpick to push the icing into the hard to reach areas |
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| Pipe clean lines across |
You can view more tutorials from The Cookie Cutter Company Valentine’s Day project here :
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Hi, I’m Hani
Welcome!
Thank you for visiting Haniela’s. On my blog, you’ll find delicious sweet & savory recipes made with simple ingredients. Why not start a new adventure? Discover a world of cookie decorating with my step-by-step tutorials.
Hi, I’m Hani
Welcome!
Thank you for visiting Haniela’s. On my blog, you’ll find delicious sweet & savory recipes made with simple ingredients. Why not start a new adventure? Discover a world of cookie decorating with my step-by-step tutorials.
