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• The 7 Best Ice Makers of 2021 Improve your at-home ice with these handy appliances. Profile Menu Join Now Join Now Account More Your Account Your Account Account More Follow Us Cookie Icing and Frosting Recipes Share Cookie Icing and Frosting Recipes Ready for cookie decorating? Allrecipes has all the cookie icing, frosting and glaze recipes you'll ever need to take your cookies to the next level. Editors' Picks Rating: Unrated 3762 This icing dries hard and shiny and the colors stay bright. Choose as many different food colorings as you desire. Rating: Unrated 31 A simple and delicious chocolate icing. Great on top of my family's all-time favorite Truffle Cookies, the recipe for which can also be found on this site. Rating: Unrated 296 Perfect icing for your gingerbread houses! Rating: Unrated 435 This glaze will dry to a hard shiny finish. Perfect as a base coat for cookies. Can be colored too; use as much food coloring as needed to create desired hue. Dries quickly. Rating: Unrated 195 This dries firm for stacking cookies and for piping intricate decorations. Rating: Unrated 583 Great on Apple Cookies! Rating: Unrated 1645 Add food coloring to decorate your favorite sugar cookies. Advertisement Inspiration and Ideas Once you get a feel for the basics, you can keep practicing to take your skills to any level you wish. Want to do fancy icing designs but don't have the right piping equipment? You're in luck! With just a few easy steps you can do detailed icing work with what you already have in your kitchen. Rating: Unrated 22 Rating: Unrated 73 More Cookie Icing and Frosting Recipes Rating: 4.4 stars 296 Here's a terrific recipe for icing sugar cookies, no raw egg whites. For any recipes that require egg whites, you can purchase dried, powdered egg whites at cake-decorating supply stores that can be substituted in most recipes calling for the regular raw egg whites, then you can still lick the bowl! By Rating: 4.5 stars 115 I received this recipe from a professional baker. I prefer to use this instead of a regular royal icing recipe with egg whites. It hardens nicely and is glossy rather than matte like regular royal icing. Use almond, orange, or lemon extract, whatever you prefer. By Rating: 4.59 stars 270 A recipe for Gingerbread House icing. By Rating: 3.33 stars 51 This is the recipe my mother uses to frost gingerbread cookies at Christmas. By Rating: 3.91 stars 47 This icing dries hard and shiny and the colors stay bright. Choose as many different food colorings as you desire. By Rating: 4.4 stars 15 This frosting will dry like traditional royal icing, but it doesn't suck all the flavor and moisture out of the cookies and it tastes absolutely delicious! By Rating: 5 stars 4 This is my go-to recipe for decorating cookies and cakes; it works wonderfully and has a beautiful smooth finish. Add food coloring or flavoring if desired. By Rating: 5 stars 2 This easy royal icing recipe dries shiny and hard! Add more or less milk based on how thick you want your icing. You can replace the almond extract with any flavor you prefer. Add food coloring of your choice. By Rating: 4.55 stars 301 Perfect for cookies - not too soft - not too hard - just right. By Rating: 4.57 stars 353 Creamy frosting that tastes great on cookies or bars...especially Chocolate Cookies. By Rating: 3.9 stars 40 This icing is usually put on the wedding cake after the Almond Paste is applied. By Rating: 4.59 stars 63 This delicious, thick frosting is a perfect topping for snickerdoodles, gingersnaps, or even on a gingerbread house! It makes enough for 12 average size cookies. By Rating: 4.56 stars 41 This tastes exactly like cookie dough, for those of you who 'love' cookie dough! No eggs added, so safe to eat as a snack...well maybe not for your thighs. Excellent to make a little thicker and eat on a spoon or add more cream or milk and make a dip out of it! By Rating: 4.33 stars 6 Gingerbread house icing you can eat. It holds together really well! To use, place in piping bag or use spatula to spread onto the gingerbread house pieces to stick them together. This icing can also be used to decorate the tops of cookies. By Rating: 3.5 stars 12 Iced heart-shaped cookies make a lovely gift for your Valentine. This recipe uses the flood technique with royal icing to achieve a gorgeous and smooth result that sets firmly. By Rating: 4.35 stars 34 This icing is delicious spread over cookies or cupcakes. By Rating: 4.2 stars 5 Using low-fat milk and natural no trans-fat shortening make this great frosting recipe healthier. If desired, use natural food dye to color the frosting. By A simple vegan royal icing made with aquafaba instead of egg whites. It's so tasty and works really well to decorate gingerbread houses and cookies, and dries shiny and hard. Make sure to store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator until ready to use. By This is a traditional royal icing, but the consistency is perfect for a Martha-style cookie! They are just BEAUTIFUL and the icing hardens but is not rock hard... ahhhhh perfection. Eat your heart out Martha! To add colors, transfer a small amount of royal icing from the base recipe into a different bowl and mix in Wilton® gel icing colors. By Rating: 3.89 stars 18 This makes a shiny gloss finish on most any cookie. It works best on light-colored cookies, like sugar cookie cutouts. Depending on the color you are going for, you will probably need between 2 and 8 drops of food coloring. By Rating: 4.75 stars 4 Frosting for Chocolate Covered Cherry Cookies III. By Rating: 4.67 stars 6 This frosting is especially devised to be spread on top of the Frosted Apricot Cookie. 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6 hours ago Happy cookie making. You are the cookie maker. Bake some cookies and icing to make it loot delicious. It's time to show your icing skill! 1. Knead the dough. 2. Cut out the dough. 3. Bake cookies. 4. Icing on cookies! Easy four steps cookie making game. Decorate cookies with icing to make them look delicious! Collect keys to unlock cooking sheets.

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• 20 Recipes That Prove Pumpkin and Cream Cheese Are Meant to Be Pumpkin and cream cheese are proof that opposites attract. Pumpkin brings a natural sweetness — often flavored with warm, earthy spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger — while cream cheese is rich, tart, and tangy. Put them together and you have a classic fall flavor combo that turns their contrasts into complements. We've rounded up 20 of our best pumpkin and cream cheese treats, including pumpkin cheesecake, pumpkin bread with cream cheese filling, and pumpkin cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. Scroll through and find a new favorite to make today.
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• The 7 Best Ice Makers of 2021 Improve your at-home ice with these handy appliances. Profile Menu Join Now Join Now Account More Your Account Your Account Account More Follow Us Sugar Cookie Icing Sugar Cookie Icing 3762 Ratings 5 star values: 2638 4 star values: 700 3 star values: 213 2 star values: 98 1 star values: 113 3,762 Ratings This icing dries hard and shiny and the colors stay bright. Choose as many different food colorings as you desire. Share Gallery Read the full recipe after the video. Recipe Summary test Servings: 12 Yield: 1 dozen cookies' worth Advertisement Ingredients Decrease Serving 12 Increase Serving Adjust Original recipe yields 12 servings The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified Ingredient Checklist 1 cup confectioners' sugar 2 teaspoons milk 2 teaspoons light corn syrup ¼ teaspoon almond extract Recommended: assorted food coloring Add all ingredients to shopping list Directions Instructions Checklist Step 1 In a small bowl, stir together confectioners' sugar and milk until smooth. Beat in corn syrup and almond extract until icing is smooth and glossy. If icing is too thick, add more corn syrup. Advertisement Step 2 Divide into separate bowls, and add food colorings to each to desired intensity. Dip cookies, or paint them with a brush. I Made It Print Nutrition Facts Per Serving: 42 calories; carbohydrates 10.8g; sodium 0.8mg. Advertisement Reviews (4145) Add Rating & Review Most helpful positive review Rating: 5 stars 02/02/2008 If light corn syrup is not available, you can substitute a sugar syrup made with 1-1/4 cups sugar and 1/3 cup water, boiled together until syrupy. Helpful (4843) Most helpful critical review Rating: 2 stars 01/03/2011 I did not care for this because of the flavor. Sure did look nice on the cookies though. Helpful (31) 3762 Ratings 5 star values: 2638 4 star values: 700 3 star values: 213 2 star values: 98 1 star values: 113 Reviews: Rating: 5 stars 02/02/2008 If light corn syrup is not available, you can substitute a sugar syrup made with 1-1/4 cups sugar and 1/3 cup water, boiled together until syrupy. Helpful (4843) Rating: 5 stars 02/14/2006 Absolutely fabulous sugar cookie icing! This icing recipe is the "Holy Grail" of icing. I have been searching for an icing recipe that allows me to bake cookies that look like they were purchased from a designer cookie shop. Thanks to this recipe, my search is over! I've made this icing several times and it has never let me down! The icing sets up shiny and beautiful and the colors are so bright and glossy. I use the paste food colorings--that you can purchase at any craft store. The icing appears "wet", but it sets up nicely and you are able to stack the cookies. However, the icing isn't too hard. It's perfect. I've used this icing to make decorated butterfly cookies that most people thought I purchased at a bakery. I also made heart cookies for Valentine's day. I packaged them in individual cellophane bags and tied with a ribbon--a cute, inexpensive treat for friends and my children's friends. This icing's consistency is wonderful, too. I spoon it on cookies and work it around the shape. I use a paintbrush to add details, and the end of the paintbrush to add dots. And yes, I do add additional milk--a 1/2 tsp at a time. It's not a problem though. I add small amounts of milk until I get the right constistency. I can't say enough about this icing and how it has helped me to make gorgeous, professional-looking cookies for all occassions! Helpful (4420) Rating: 5 stars 12/10/2005 This worked great for me! I put the 1 cup of confectioner's sugar in the bowl, added 4 tsp of milk all at once and stirred it until evenly mixed. Then I added 1 tsp of vanilla extract (I know it only calls for 1/4 tsp, but you can never use too much vanilla extract) and stirred again until all mixed. Then I added a tablespoon of corn syrup and stirred until evenly mixed. At that point it was the perfect consistency for spreading and drizzling, and perfectly smooth. I tried using gel color to color it and that worked really well, but with another batch I just used regular food coloring and that worked just fine too. It dried very quickly, within 20 minutes I was able to add a second drizzle coat (of another color) without it sinking into the first coat. It took about 90 minutes to dry hard. I had no problem, using a single batch of this icing recipe, covering a 40-cookie batch of sugar cookies (average size 2" by 1.5") with a solid coat and a drizzle coat, and there was still some icing left over. Will be using this one again and again! :) Helpful (3443) Advertisement Rating: 5 stars 11/23/2007 This icing is the best! I used lemon flavoring and it tasted great. The trick that worked for me in making this icing was add the 2 tsp. of milk to a bowl and then slowly stir in the powdered sugar a little at a time. It will come out smooth like the recipe says. You just have to be patient. Then add your corn syrup, flavoring and color. Helpful (1184) Rating: 5 stars 12/17/2003 You have to play around with the milk and corn syrup pretty much, but it's best to start with what the recipe calls for and add to desired consistency. This recipe was great. The glaze does take time to dry - overnight is best. But the colors don't fade and the icing dries shiny, but not too hard. I made this icing using both almond and lemon extract with superb results for both. The icing adds that big of extra flavor to boring old sugar cookie recipes but the flavor isn't overbearing. Cookies come out stackable and easy to transport after drying. This was my first time ever making decorated cookies and the person who received my cookie gifts asked me if I'd purchased them at a bakery! So I was very pleased with this recipe and will probably use it forever! Helpful (824) Rating: 5 stars 12/01/2007 ** 5 STARS! ** FABULOUS! I used this icing on my gingerbread men instead of Royal Icing because it requires egg whites. I added vanilla extract instead of almond extract. Placed it in sandwich bags, snip the corner, & piped it on the gingerbread men. NICE!! Helpful (745) Advertisement Rating: 5 stars 12/13/2003 It's easy and makes for a nice professional shiny and smooth finish. It's a very sweet icing but aren't they all? I did have to add a bit more milk and corn syrup to make it into a spreadable consistancy. Make sure you don't add too much of either ... otherwise it gets too runny. I used the almond extract as suggested but have also substituted it with clear vanilla and lemon extract. I think any extract will work. It takes a few of hours to harden and is stackable after that. I used a thin layer of this icing with the Best Rolled Sugar Cookies Recipe. This made a thick professional looking cookie. Helpful (563) Rating: 4 stars 12/08/2006 Great basic recipe for beautiful, colorful, glossy frosting. I have to work at it each time to get the right consistency. Tip: add a little more milk to make it thinner and easier to brush onto the cookies (if you are getting artistic, like I do). Adding more syrup will not allow it to dry and it will stay gooey until you eat them! I use frosting food colors from the cake decorating section of my craft store, they work great. Helpful (490) Rating: 5 stars 12/15/2003 I adjusted the recipe with the amount of milk and corn syrup to get it to the consistency I liked (about 3 tsp of milk and 3 tsp of corn syrup). The icing tasted and looked good and was pretty easy to work with. I used this on the Soft Christmas Cookies by Georgie Bowers. I will use this again. Helpful (306) Rating: 2 stars 01/03/2011 I did not care for this because of the flavor. Sure did look nice on the cookies though. Helpful (31) All Reviews for Sugar Cookie Icing - of Reviews Reviews: Advertisement Close this dialog window Share & More Close this dialog window Nutritional Information Sugar Cookie Icing Servings Per Recipe: 12 Calories: 42.4 % Daily Value * carbohydrates: 10.8g 4 % sugars: 10.1g calcium: 0.2mg potassium: 0.2mg sodium: 0.8mg calories from fat: 0.1 *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. **Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data. (-)Information is not currently available for this nutrient. If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption. Powered by the ESHA Research Database © 2018, All Rights Reserved Back to Recipe Recipe Reviews Photos Reviews for Photos of Sugar Cookie Icing Reviews: 1 of 4145 Rating: 5 stars 02/02/2008 If light corn syrup is not available, you can substitute a sugar syrup made with 1-1/4 cups sugar and 1/3 cup water, boiled together until syrupy. Helpful (4843) Rating: 5 stars 02/14/2006 Absolutely fabulous sugar cookie icing! This icing recipe is the "Holy Grail" of icing. I have been searching for an icing recipe that allows me to bake cookies that look like they were purchased from a designer cookie shop. Thanks to this recipe, my search is over! I've made this icing several times and it has never let me down! The icing sets up shiny and beautiful and the colors are so bright and glossy. I use the paste food colorings--that you can purchase at any craft store. The icing appears "wet", but it sets up nicely and you are able to stack the cookies. However, the icing isn't too hard. It's perfect. I've used this icing to make decorated butterfly cookies that most people thought I purchased at a bakery. I also made heart cookies for Valentine's day. I packaged them in individual cellophane bags and tied with a ribbon--a cute, inexpensive treat for friends and my children's friends. This icing's consistency is wonderful, too. I spoon it on cookies and work it around the shape. I use a paintbrush to add details, and the end of the paintbrush to add dots. And yes, I do add additional milk--a 1/2 tsp at a time. It's not a problem though. I add small amounts of milk until I get the right constistency. I can't say enough about this icing and how it has helped me to make gorgeous, professional-looking cookies for all occassions! Helpful (4420) Rating: 5 stars 12/10/2005 This worked great for me! I put the 1 cup of confectioner's sugar in the bowl, added 4 tsp of milk all at once and stirred it until evenly mixed. Then I added 1 tsp of vanilla extract (I know it only calls for 1/4 tsp, but you can never use too much vanilla extract) and stirred again until all mixed. Then I added a tablespoon of corn syrup and stirred until evenly mixed. At that point it was the perfect consistency for spreading and drizzling, and perfectly smooth. I tried using gel color to color it and that worked really well, but with another batch I just used regular food coloring and that worked just fine too. It dried very quickly, within 20 minutes I was able to add a second drizzle coat (of another color) without it sinking into the first coat. It took about 90 minutes to dry hard. I had no problem, using a single batch of this icing recipe, covering a 40-cookie batch of sugar cookies (average size 2" by 1.5") with a solid coat and a drizzle coat, and there was still some icing left over. Will be using this one again and again! :) Helpful (3443) Rating: 5 stars 11/23/2007 This icing is the best! I used lemon flavoring and it tasted great. The trick that worked for me in making this icing was add the 2 tsp. of milk to a bowl and then slowly stir in the powdered sugar a little at a time. It will come out smooth like the recipe says. You just have to be patient. Then add your corn syrup, flavoring and color. Helpful (1184) Rating: 5 stars 12/17/2003 You have to play around with the milk and corn syrup pretty much, but it's best to start with what the recipe calls for and add to desired consistency. This recipe was great. The glaze does take time to dry - overnight is best. But the colors don't fade and the icing dries shiny, but not too hard. I made this icing using both almond and lemon extract with superb results for both. The icing adds that big of extra flavor to boring old sugar cookie recipes but the flavor isn't overbearing. Cookies come out stackable and easy to transport after drying. This was my first time ever making decorated cookies and the person who received my cookie gifts asked me if I'd purchased them at a bakery! So I was very pleased with this recipe and will probably use it forever! Helpful (824) Rating: 5 stars 12/01/2007 ** 5 STARS! ** FABULOUS! I used this icing on my gingerbread men instead of Royal Icing because it requires egg whites. I added vanilla extract instead of almond extract. Placed it in sandwich bags, snip the corner, & piped it on the gingerbread men. NICE!! Helpful (745) Rating: 5 stars 12/13/2003 It's easy and makes for a nice professional shiny and smooth finish. It's a very sweet icing but aren't they all? I did have to add a bit more milk and corn syrup to make it into a spreadable consistancy. Make sure you don't add too much of either ... otherwise it gets too runny. I used the almond extract as suggested but have also substituted it with clear vanilla and lemon extract. I think any extract will work. It takes a few of hours to harden and is stackable after that. I used a thin layer of this icing with the Best Rolled Sugar Cookies Recipe. This made a thick professional looking cookie. Helpful (563) Rating: 4 stars 12/08/2006 Great basic recipe for beautiful, colorful, glossy frosting. I have to work at it each time to get the right consistency. Tip: add a little more milk to make it thinner and easier to brush onto the cookies (if you are getting artistic, like I do). Adding more syrup will not allow it to dry and it will stay gooey until you eat them! I use frosting food colors from the cake decorating section of my craft store, they work great. Helpful (490) Rating: 5 stars 12/15/2003 I adjusted the recipe with the amount of milk and corn syrup to get it to the consistency I liked (about 3 tsp of milk and 3 tsp of corn syrup). The icing tasted and looked good and was pretty easy to work with. I used this on the Soft Christmas Cookies by Georgie Bowers. I will use this again. Helpful (306) Rating: 2 stars 01/03/2011 I did not care for this because of the flavor. Sure did look nice on the cookies though. 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1 hours ago Many people use the words “frosting” and “icing” interchangeably, but pastry chefs and bakers know the difference. To get the look, taste and texture you’re going for every time you decorate a cake, cookie or doughnut, here’s what to know about frosting vs. icing.

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