Melted Snowman Cookie Tutorial

Last year I made a tutorial on these adorable cookies. Since it's that time of year again, I thought I'd let you know that I moved the tutorial over to my website in the new tutorial section. You can access the tutorial HERE!

ADDED 12/9/2010:
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Tutorials & Recipes

I'm going to try sometime in the near future to organize all the tutorials and recipes I've posted over the past few years. In the meantime, if you aren't a member of my Facebook Page and LOVE decorated sugar cookies, head on over there for a great tutorial that we shared courtesy of Sugarbelle! She makes the BEST and MOST ADORABLE sugar cookies I've ever seen. I just love getting her blog updates. I sit there, stare, and dream about being that good!



To see more of Sugarbelle's amazing cookies, you can visit her blog here: http://sweetsugarbelle.blogspot.com/

Share your Melted Snowman Coookie Photos!

If you made the Melted Snowman Cookies following my tutorial, please send your photos with your name to StaceysSweetShop@gmail.com and I'll gladly post your photos on my blog. What a fun way to see how everyone personalized their cookies!

Melted Snowman Cookie Tutorial. Part 2 - The Cookie

This tutorial has been moved to our website. HERE

After your dough has chilled for at least 4 hours, prepare your work surface. You'll need flour, a couple of cookie sheets lined with parchment paper, a spoon or cookie scoop, and a pre-heated oven.


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Melted Snowman Cookie Tutorial. Part 3 - The Icing and Marshmallow

This tutorial has been moved to our website HERE.

Melted Snowman Cookie Tutorial. Part 4 - Decorating

At this point you've got your base ready to go and you can decorate as you please. You'll need some piping bags and size 1 or 2 tips. You can also use a zip top bag with a very small hole cut in the corner. Color your royal icing the colors of your choice and have fun.

Here are a few different ways we decorated.





Yep, that's a snowball in her hand. I got my hands on a bag of Kraft Micromallows and just love them! They are the size of mini marshmallows in hot chocolate mix. Perfect for mini snowballs. To make it easier on the kids, you can use Silver Dragees or mini chocolate chips for buttons.