These spider cookies give many people suffering from Arachnophobia the creeps, but they are very popular! |
These cute ghosts are extra yummy with the crunch of sanding sugar. |
I loved these sparkly pumpkins in a variety of pumpkin colours. |
Jack-o-lanterns, a Halloween must. |
I loved these fun bats. |
Re-purposing a gingerbread boy cookie cutter for these mummies was fun! |
The first indoor Bradford Farmers' Market. Thanks for all of your support. |
Hi...I was just wondering if your black icing stains peoples mouths (as mine do!) I use a gel food colour. If yours don't, please share what you use.
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Hello Tanya: I never colour my icing black, aiming for a shade of dark grey instead. Most colours darken over time, so if you make it dark grey (which requires a lot less food colouring), it will darken to black. I know which shade of dark grey I am going for, so I usually apply it to the cookies as dark grey and it dries black. You might want to experiment a bit first to achieve the grey that darkens to black. Having said that, I find people shy away from black icing, so I avoid or minimize it when possible (hard at Halloween). I use Americolor food colouring. Great question, thank you!
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