Reply to "Sealing Luster Dust on Cookie"

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

Hi, again, I'm not sure what you mean by "sealing", or about the second part of your question ("Or can you seal?"), which seems like the same question as your first . . . but if you are asking if you need another agent or "edible glue" to stick luster dust on a dry royal icing cookie, the answer is no. If you dust it on with a dry brush, the dust will adhere in a very translucent (light) way, leaving a soft sheen. It can wipe off, though, if you run your fingers or something else over it rather forcefully. I hope I've answered your question, but if not, please try re-phrasing it. Thanks!

8/4/162:09 PM

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