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LaegwenSuper Gobbler

They are beautiful!

I am not 100% sure how they were done, but here is my best guess.

Pipe the design onto the cookies, let them dry, paint them with a very thin layer of almost water-like icing and instantly cover with very fine sugar. Then add the details you don't want to sparkle.

I checked Kim's blog, but couldn't find a tutorial for it there, only a similar design which she made with fondant stripes. But it was much less delicate, so that is probably not what she did here.

8/6/1610:28 AM

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