Do you ever feel like your food is staring back at you? 🙂
This weekend, we met up with some of our good friends in Santa Clarita to hang out at the local pumpkin patch. They have three adorable little boys, and one lucky little princess on the way! Since seeing them is a rare treat for us, I decided to make the boys their own goodie bags of Halloween treats!
I found cute little felt treat bags at Target in the shapes of a ghost, a pumpkin, and Frankenstein. In each bag, I stuffed three of these monster cookies, wrapped in a cellophane bag. The felt bags were so little that I could only fit in a few other little candies, but I think the boys loved the cookies the most anyway. What boy wouldn’t love to have a googly eyed monster cookie!?
If you have never worked with royal icing before, these cookies are a good one to start with because they are quite simple. All I did was use Sugarbelle’s 20-second icing to flood the cookies, then piped on the eyeballs with stiff white and black icing. Really quick, really simple, really cute.
For the recipes and tutorials I use (all from my amazing blogging friend, Sugarbelle), follow the links below:
Basic Sugar Cookie Recipe
Royal Icing Recipe
Twenty Second Icing
Coloring and Preparing Royal Icing
Outlining and Filling Cookies with Royal Icing
Storing Royal Icing
Monster cookies inspired by The Decorated Cookie Blog
Happy Halloween!!
These are so cute!
Hee hee hee hee! Monstrously delish!
I smile every time I look at these. So adorable!
These are really so colourful and adorable! Nice presentation!!
Thanks!
These are adorable, Nikki! And, for a noobular cookie decorator like myself, I think they’d be a fun place to start. Might try them for one of my boys birthday parties!
Most definitely give them a try! You’ll be delighted on how easy they are! (Especially when following Sugarbelle’s tutorials.)
I love that you use sugarbelles recipe. her sugar cookies are my favorite also
She’s amazing! My go-to cookie gal…
Adorable!! So simple but so very cute.
And so very googly. 😉