Just wanted to share....don't they look easy???
Here's the link:
http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=recipe2330042&contentGroup=MSW&site=weddings
Wondering about the clear boxes....any ideas of where you can purchase these?
Regards,
Naty
Those are really cute! As for the plastic boxes, have you looked at papermart.com? They have EVERYTHING!
There are a few posts on this, if you want to search the cookie forum for Martha Stewart (that's what I did). www.papermart.com seems to have the best prices on the boxes that I've found.
Just a word of warning - I practiced making these a few weeks ago and I guess my dough was not chilled enough before I baked the cookies and when I took them out of the oven some of them spread and were uneven so my little cake looked very lop-sided. ![]()
There are a few posts on this, if you want to search the cookie forum for Martha Stewart (that's what I did). www.papermart.com seems to have the best prices on the boxes that I've found.
Thank you golfgirl1227!
Regards,
Naty
Just a word of warning - I practiced making these a few weeks ago and I guess my dough was not chilled enough before I baked the cookies and when I took them out of the oven some of them spread and were uneven so my little cake looked very lop-sided.
Thanks for the tip!
Regards,
Naty
The ones that Duff made did not look as "perfect" as the Martha ones do. I didn't think they looked very good. (just my personal opinion here) My daughter even made the comment - "why would anyone want something that looked like that for their wedding??" (when she saw how they looked put together on his show)
Not knocking Duff - I love his show!
I just made 300 of these. To make these look as uniform as possible, use a shortbread recipe (Toba Garett's is great - no need to refrigerate), then cut them with the same cutter when they are warm as soon as you take them out of the oven. This makes them exactly the size you planned.
The boxes for the wedding cake cookies can be found at www.usbox.com
Sherry -
Thank you for posting the info about the boxes you used.....I just searched and searched on papermart.com and could not find that size/description clear box. I requested a catalog. If you can find it on the site, can you post the url?
Thanks so much!
Sherry -
Thank you for posting the info about the boxes you used.....I just searched and searched on papermart.com and could not find that size/description clear box. I requested a catalog. If you can find it on the site, can you post the url?
Thanks so much!
I got my boxes from www.sugarcraft.com
Sherry
I don't recommend Martha's Sugar Cookie recipe. It spreads way too much. Just look at the ratios of sugar butter and flour and compare them to like the no fail or tobas and you'll see what i mean.
What a great idea these are. I definitely am gonna have to make someof these up to put in my portfolio! ![]()
Has anyone tried icing w/ b uttercream? Would that be too messy? I'm also wondering if you could cover them w/ like a fondant glaze or w/ melted candy - to make it look more "cake" like..... How much would you charge for these things anyway? I think they're cute but I wouldn't have done them for my wedding - I figure they're pretty expensive for your wedding favors..... but some people do spend a lot of money on favors so maybe..... would you do them in replacement of cake or as an addition to the cake b/c it's a favor to take home?
Also is Toba's shortbread cookie recipe in the recipes section here? What other cookie flavors/ recipes would you recommend for this type of cookie?
toba's butter recipe holds it's shape nicely
so what size clear boxes do you get??? I was confused when looking at the papermart site.You would need like a cube box wide enough...Any one order these and remember what size??
Sherry -
Thank you for posting the info about the boxes you used.....I just searched and searched on papermart.com and could not find that size/description clear box. I requested a catalog. If you can find it on the site, can you post the url?
Thanks so much!
Here's a link the the boxes @ Papermart. The 4"x4"x4" ones should work. They also have them at US Box, but they are more expensive- but you can buy them in whatever quantity you want.
http://www.papermart.com/templates/83-0-80.htm#GO_83082
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