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GingerlandGobbler

Noreen Ahern posted:
I joined McGoo U and found her tutorials on cookie painting excellent. She uses Wilton Gel Food Colors. My first try at it was the Dolly Dingle cookie, and it came out great. I haven't tried it, but I understand that air brush food color works well too. You can also use edible petal dusts mixed with a little water or vodka.
What I did before painting on cookies was to make a canvas of royal icing on a paper plate, let it dry then experiment with my cookie painting. Dampen your brush in water then into your food color and paint away. Good Luck, Noreen

Thank you!

3/10/1712:03 AM

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