edible glaze molding clay

Watercolors + Edible Clay Decorated Cookie Collection

After my first attempt at watercolor decorating, I knew I would have to experiment much more to start to get the hang of it.
For this set, I decided to try watercolors on both dried glaze and on my edible clay recipe.
In addition, I used lots of gold dust to add splashes of beauty to each cookie.
Progress is being made......but it is definitely a work in progress.

 
 
 

Navy Fuchsia Glamor Cookie Collection

Pink, Silver & Black Cookie Collection

Flowers Cookie Pops (Tutorial)





In making the "Serving Mom Breakfast in Bed" cookies,
it only seemed fitting to make some flower cookies to put in a vase for the place setting.

I've not been one to like making real "cookie pops" (cookies on a stick).
Instead, I've always made "fake cookie pops instead.

But for this occasion, I chose to make the real deal.

Rather than bake the sticks in the cookies,
indent the side of the cookie with the end of the stick so you can "glue them together" later.
(see photo below)



Once the cookies are baked, you can decorate the cookies without having the stick attached.
(Trust me.....the stick can really get in the way!)

After the cookies have dried overnight, you can add a bit of glaze to the end of the stick and 
and push it up into the hole made prior to baking to glue the stick to the cookie.



Notice I added some extra glaze to the back of the cookie to ensure the stick stayed in place.




For the actual display, I placed the sticks within decorative straws for a special extra touch.





Dessert for Breakfast Cookie Collection

Bacon Cookies (Tutorial)





It's been a while since I've posted a cookie tutorial related to
Serving Mom Breakfast in Bed.....a COOKIE Breakfast.

One of the most popular cookies in that collection was BACON.
It seems that bacon is all-the-rage these days.
And for good reason.......it is delicious! :)


Making bacon look realistic on a cookie is WAY HARDER than I ever imagined.
Getting the colors "just right" is the hardest part.

There is no way to begin to tell you how to get the most authentic colors.......
but I can at least describe to you how I decorated the cookies.


To make the bacon cookies.......cut long rectangles, and then scrunch them up around the edges
and lay them willy-nilly over wadded up foil to give them that curvy look.
Bake as usual.



I made three different 10-second glaze colors: dark & medium reddish brown, and light tan.

Outline and flood one side of the bacon strip with the dark brown glaze.
With medium brown glaze, outline and flood some inner portions of the strip (see photo below).
And finally, with the tan glaze, fill in the rest of the strip of bacon.
(There's no need for long dry times since bleeding is perfectly acceptable in this case. :))


Allow the cookies to dry overnight.

Using a dry paint brush, add smears of black and bronze pearl dust to the bacon strips.


Brush on a thin layer of corn syrup and sprinkle black sanding sugar (pepper!) on each strip of bacon.





Dessert for Breakfast Cookie Collection
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