Reply to "How to Make Sure a Large Sugar Cookie Is Baked Evenly?"

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Econlady posted:
Last year I did a 16 inch gentleman bunny and I baked him in one piece. When he was cool I attached him to a cake board. I decorated him on the cake board and transported him that way. I covered him with lots of plastic wrap. Good luck!

Julia M. Usher posted:
Bake it at a lower temperature and slightly longer; also rotate it regularly in the oven to ensure even browning. When cool, reinforce the back side with royal icing and/or cardboard as Econlady noted above.

Thank you @Econlady @Julia M. Usher That is good information and helps a lot

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