What Is The Best Way To Cover A Cookie Tree?
Baking By Kiddiekakes Updated 14 Dec 2009 , 12:31am by Kiddiekakes
I am making the wilton cookie tree for a gift for my hubby's boss.I want to pour thinned down royal icing over it.Should I pour the icing on each piece and let it dry and then stack or should I put it all together and then pour the icing down over top of the branches??
I'm not sure which is easiest and less messy...
Thanks
I mean should I put the cookies seprate on a rack and use poured thin RI to cover each cookie and then let it dry or....stack all the cookies on the tree and pour the icing down over top like a waterfall?
Hi Laurel,
I would personally cover the cookies with royal Icing first before stacking. I'm afraid you might miss some spots if you did it stacked--or maybe some of the icing might pool.
I was thinking of that to...Will I get rack marks underneath my cookies...I don't want them to be noticable!
I have done it with no problems with rack marks. If you do get problems, try elevating the cookies on top of something smaller instead.
i would ice each cookie, stack using a dab of icing, then decorate....that's how i've always done it and it works well...plus when you go to eat it, each cookie is iced!
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