Royal Icing Flowers

Decorating By Peachez Updated 11 Feb 2005 , 3:21pm by Peachez

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Peachez Posted 9 Feb 2005 , 5:34pm
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I want to make some royal icing flowers to put on sugar cookies for my sister's wedding shower favors. Since I have to make about 100 of these I figure I could get a head start with making the flowers and then "gluing" them on later. What should I make them on? I was thinking wax paper and tried some last night. They stuck and broke in my fingers when trying to lift them off. D'oh! Any suggestions would be helpful. icon_smile.gif

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Cakeasyoulikeit Posted 9 Feb 2005 , 6:01pm
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Wax paper is what I have used. Only problem I've had it the paper sticking the drying surface, but not the flower sticking to the wax paper. Sorry can't be more hepful.

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MrsMissey Posted 9 Feb 2005 , 10:56pm
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Try dusting the wax paper with cornstarch or a mixture of powdered sugar and constarch! happy baking, Missey

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Peachez Posted 10 Feb 2005 , 3:05pm
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Thank you both for your replies icon_smile.gif I'll be sure to give the cornstarch a try MrsMissey.

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trisha1972 Posted 10 Feb 2005 , 3:38pm
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What kind of flowers are you talking about? Drop flowers? I do those all the time when I have leftover royal. I do them on wax paper and make sure they dry for a day or so before I take them off (if I don't just store them on it in a "tupperware" container).

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Peachez Posted 11 Feb 2005 , 3:21pm
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I figured out that my problem was drying time and that I wasn't giving the flowers enough. Thank you all for your suggestions.

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