3D Cookie Pumpkin Pinata DIY Tutorial
Fall is here and the Halloween season will be right around the corner before you know it, here is a project to help inspire you on what you can create this year. 3D Pumpkin DIY Cookie Tutorial
I am sharing a project tutorial that you can DIY in your own kitchen with items already in the cupboard and a little bit of time. Do this 3D Pumpkin Cookie project on a lazy afternoon or on a rainy day so you can have some fun indoors and spend some quality time with loved ones!
Supplies:
Candies for inside
Powdered Sugar
Milk
Eggs
Milk
Eggs
Flour
Baking Powder
Baking Powder
Sugar
Vanilla Extract
-Use your favorite Royal Icing, writing icing to decorate! :)
-Use your favorite Royal Icing, writing icing to decorate! :)
I found the candy 'knives' at Target in the Halloween section by their costume selection.
~Be Sweet
Step 1:
Make your cookie batter, use a sugar cookie recipe then add the orange Jello Packet or food coloring.
Step 2:
Mold into a square or rectangle 'loaf' shape. Place in the freezer for about 3-4 hours, I left my batter in freezer over night.
Step 3:
Cut your batter into slices that are about 3/4 inch thick and place on cookies sheet. Bake for recommended time.
Step 4:
Remove from oven and let cool for a few minutes, then cut the with the pumpkin cookie cutters when they are still hot.
Step 5:
Set aside and let cool. Prepare Royal Icing to use as the 'glue' when decorating cookies.
Step 6:
Adhere layers together and fill with candy.
Step 7:
Decorate the Jack O'Lantern faces with sprinkles and sugars.
I know the knives are a little PG-13 but it's just a spooky touch for a sweet treat.
These are great for parties or bring to hostess if invited to a dinner. Maybe minus the candy 'knives' but these make cute favors or hostess gifts in general.
These are great for parties or bring to hostess if invited to a dinner. Maybe minus the candy 'knives' but these make cute favors or hostess gifts in general.
The kids have a blast opening these and the cookie flavor wasn't too sweet, the frosting and decor was the only parts that were truly sweet.
I used the frosting to look like the pumpkin was 'bleeding' white....
I gave the top pumpkin a vampire style jack o'lantern face using the sprinkles I already had.
I used the frosting to look like the pumpkin was 'bleeding' white....
I gave the top pumpkin a vampire style jack o'lantern face using the sprinkles I already had.
Enjoy, Happy Halloween!
~Be Sweet
Christina
Sweetest Haute
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