When Do You Put The Stick In??

Baking By DeniseFL Updated 1 Jun 2008 , 9:42pm by Kay_NL

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DeniseFL Posted 30 May 2008 , 12:26am
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Well, I am about to try for the fisrt time to make sugar cookies..
Got the recipe for cookies and royal icing recipe too
Now, when do you put the stick on it?? after baked?? how??
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just_desserts Posted 30 May 2008 , 12:30am
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Denise,
I put mine in before I bake. Downside of that is you can't get as many cookies on the cookie sheet but I think they stay in better if baked in. JMHO
LaWanda

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DeniseFL Posted 30 May 2008 , 12:32am
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Thank you for your reply...
Now, how thick should I cut them?? icon_redface.gif

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DeniseFL Posted 30 May 2008 , 1:46am
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lovely Posted 30 May 2008 , 2:58am
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Hey ya,
I have put sticks in before and straight after and last week I forgot when they were warm and so I stuck the stick in when they complletly cooled (very gently ) and they were very strong. I make mine quite thick like 2cm or about 3/4 inch. They seem much more solid to me but maybe someone else can give you another size.
Cheers
Leigh

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lu9129 Posted 30 May 2008 , 3:20am
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I push the stick in before I bake and then I place a strip of cooke on top of where I placed the stick for reinforcement. Hope that makes sense.

Good luck!

Lu

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tonimarie Posted 30 May 2008 , 3:45am
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I am so happy for this post-I always wondered. In fact I bought sticks to make cookie pops but have never done it cause I wasn't sure how! Thank you icon_smile.gif

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cakekrayzie Posted 30 May 2008 , 5:19am
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i have tried every way and i think you just have to try them and find the best one that works for you i have tried the one where you put in the stick before you bake, the one where you place the strip of dough over the stick, the wilton cookie pans, and i found the best way was to use two dowel rods and glide the rolling pin on these to get them all the same thickness, bake then insert the stick gently and so far knock on wood that has worked for me. hope this helps.

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edith123 Posted 30 May 2008 , 5:31am
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I have to try making those, it sounds like a lot of fun! icon_smile.gificon_smile.gificon_smile.gif

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GeminiRJ Posted 30 May 2008 , 11:41am
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I lay the stick on the cookie sheet then cover with the cut-out cookie. Gently press around the stick area. I've always had great success with this method, and tend to keep doing what works!

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Molly2 Posted 30 May 2008 , 12:01pm
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I put my sticks in before I bake and I make my cookies as thick as the cookie cutter I use the NFSC recipe on this site and Antoina's Icing Recipe it's great.
I have spider man cookies that I made in my photos with no problem.

Molly2

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dulzuramagica Posted 31 May 2008 , 3:37am
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I roll mine to 1/8" thickness I use the Wilton bands for that as for the stick I glue it on the back with Royal icing they hold up just as well and its much easier to remove the stick and give to children without breaking the cookie in the process

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Kay_NL Posted 1 Jun 2008 , 9:42pm
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I baked NFSC for the first time today and tried putting the sticks in first for a few, and the rest I'm going to attach with melted chocolate or royal icing. I had a bump where the stick was, but I probably just put the stick in there wrong?? I put a tiny bit of dough then the stick, then the cookie. icon_smile.gif

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