Cookie Supply List

One of the most common questions I am asked is "what do you use for this or for that" - so I thought it would be helpful if I created a list of the supplies I use most often for everything from baking to icing to storing.

I hope you find this list super helpful!

Mother's Day Class

Thank you all for making our Mother's Day Cookie Class absolutely fantastic! 🍪💐 Spending the day

"cookie'ing" with each of you was truly special, and there's no one else I would have rather shared it with. 😊 I hope you had as much fun as I did—and even more importantly, I hope you're able to take the skills you learned home and create your own beautiful creations! 🎨✨ I can't wait to see what you all come up with! 🌟

To make sure you have everything you need to continue your cookie adventures at home, we've put together a supply list with links to essential tools and ingredients. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, these resources will help you create beautiful and delicious cookies all year round.

Supply List:

🍪 Sugar Cookie Recipe: Pam Kennedy’s No Chill No Spread Sugar Cookie Recipe. It's a tried-and-true favorite!

🎨 Royal Icing Recipe: Genie’s Dream Meringue Powder - follow the recipe on the package and flavor to your taste.

💧 Icing Consistency: Adjust water a squirt at a time until you reach the right consistency. Detail icing - dairy queen curl. Flood icing - Glob & ribbon technique.

🎨 Gel Colors: Chefmaster liqua gels - I use set B and set C for a good variety of colors. And for the antique finish on the cross, I use Americolor white liqua gel

• Chefmaster set B
• Chefmaster set C

🛍️ Tipless Bags: Weeties tipless piping bags from Amazon - a personal favorite for their ease of use.

🍬 Cello Bags: Morepack’s self-sealing bags from Amazon for packaging your beautiful creations.

🥧 Adjustable Rolling Pin: This model from Amazon is similar to the one I use and love for its precision and ease of use.

🎂 Turntable: Highly recommend this turntable from Amazon for easy decorating.

Edible Markers -I personally use both of these recommendations

• Black - these are great for writing on icing
• Colored markers - these are great for writing on a bare cookie also and I love the brown for details on the icing

Food safe paint brush -These paint brushes are great for adding texture and other fun techniques.

Also, here's the videos of me decorating the cookies from our class. Maybe they will help you decorate your own at home!

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