Dried Royal Icing On Cookies

Decorating By mis Updated 24 Sep 2020 , 10:11pm by -K8memphis

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mis Posted 23 Sep 2020 , 1:06pm
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Hello all,

It's been sometime that I have  been able to do some cookies due to a car accident and hurting my neck in 2015.  My question is...my icing was to loose when I piped the words into the cookies and now when they dried it spread to much!  Is there a way to scrape off the royal icing and start over with out damaging the baked cookie?  These are for my son's wedding next Friday. 

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SandraSmiley Posted 23 Sep 2020 , 2:33pm
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No way to know  until you try, but I bet you can.  Give one a try, you have nothing to loose.

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-K8memphis Posted 23 Sep 2020 , 6:50pm
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i like to ice cookies with chocolate -- if you are good with chocolate let it set up then write with choco -- maybe just a thought -- but like sandra said, scraping it off should be fine

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mis Posted 24 Sep 2020 , 2:53am
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Thanks for the reply Sandrasmilely and k8memphis!  I was able to scrape off of a bunch of  cookies.  I did make another batch of dough amd started over.   Fingers crossed tomorrow when I try and write the icing stays firmer.  I hate writing on cookies.  Lol

I never thought of using chocolate!  Cool idea!

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-K8memphis Posted 24 Sep 2020 , 2:01pm
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test your icing on some of the scraped off cookies before you do the new cookies -- or test it on a cracker or a piece of toast or something -- get the icing right so you don't guess

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-K8memphis Posted 24 Sep 2020 , 3:15pm
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another way to do sugar cookies, depending on what I needed, is to thin some of the cookie batter to piping consistency with milk or water -- and before baking, pipe on the design I wanted with a very fine point on the icing bag -- then freeze then bake -- then arrange the cookies on a rack on a sheet pan and glaze the whole lot at one time with a lemon juice glaze -- the design shows through --

please say how it's going blush when you get a chance

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mis Posted 24 Sep 2020 , 8:24pm
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That's what I should have done in the first place but had high hopes

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-K8memphis Posted 24 Sep 2020 , 10:11pm
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