Royal Icing: Wet on Wet Techniques Part 2

13 Jun
Wet on Wet techniques for Royal Icing

Wet on Wet techniques for Royal Icing

1 Recipe Almond Sugar Cookies

1 Recipe Royal Icing,

Various Round cutters

Blue Gel Food Coloring

Yellow Gel Food Coloring

Size 1 round tip

2 Size 5 round tips

Tooth picks

  • Bake cookies and let cool
  • Make Royal Icing (RI), divided into 3 parts
  • Use food coloring to tint 2 parts of the Royal Icing (RI) (blue/yellow)
  • Fill bag with white outline consistency RI, fit with size 1 round tip
  • Outline all your cookies and let set at least 15 minutes to allow the RI to firm up
outline cookies with RI

outline cookies with RI

  • Fill RI by spread it with a shallow spoon
RI fill consistency

RI fill consistency

spread RI with shallow spoon

spread RI with shallow spoon

  • Spread RI with a shallow spoon, pushing the icing from the center out towards the edges
  • Immediately pipe alternating colored RI onto the wet fill
pipe colored RI onto wet fill

pipe colored RI onto wet fill

  • Immediately drag a tooth pick across the cookie
drag a tooth pick through RI

drag a tooth pick through RI

drag a tooth pick in alternating directions to create desire affect

drag a tooth pick in alternating directions to create desire affect

Drag the tooth pick in the opposite direction to create desired affect

pipe colored RI onto white fill

pipe colored RI onto white fill

drag a tooth pick through RI

drag a tooth pick through RI

repeat to reach desired affect

repeat to reach desired affect

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2 Responses to “Royal Icing: Wet on Wet Techniques Part 2”

  1. sierralei June 13, 2012 at 7:59 am #

    okay…this was a good blog. very simple, but one picture made my entire royal icing disaster make so much sense now. amen.

    • The Green APron June 14, 2012 at 1:15 pm #

      Pictures make this type of thing so much easier. I’ve read many posts and things on RI and have had my share of failed attempts its hard to explain somethings like consistency in words.

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