![]() The combination of tender and soft cookie with a caramelization is terrify! (But also keep an eye on them while baking as the bottom of cookies might start browning fast.)Īnd if you prefer a less pronounced mint flavour, you can definitely use chopped white chocolate or chips in place of mint chocolate chips. ![]() The candy canes melt and ooze out a bit creating little crunchy pieces. The main sweetness comes from the mint chocolate chips and crushed candy canes. As we prefer less sweet cookies, the dough is only subtly sweet. These Candy Cane Cookies are incredibly easy to make, but they look and taste utterly festive! These are buttery, rich, and crumbly shortbread-like cookies that melt-in-the-mouth. You know, we don’t want to upset Santa by not leaving a few tasty cookies, right? And these Candy Cane Cookies will not disappoint him for sure! (Yes, I did check it. It’s only ten days till Christmas, so I thought we need to do some baking, too. So while I still have a few savoury recipes up my sleeve, I am going to sneak another sweet recipe today. You can check them out below: Holiday Season Desserts Indeed, I posted 16 recipes with only four of them being desserts. Well, literally sweet this time.Īs you probably noticed, I really have been into savoury festive ideas this season. But since I’m having another busy week (Nothing fancy – work-related), I am going to keep it short and sweet once again. Using a 1/4 flat ribbon decorating point, make red stripes on the candy canes.Hello everyone – I hope this week has been treating you well so far. Add more milk to make it easier to pipe, more powdered sugar to make it more solid. Test for correct thickness before finishing by putting a small amount in a decorating tube before you remove/clean the mixer bowl. Do not use too much red or the frosting will become bitter (more of a dark pink - I prefer Chefmaster Liqua-Gel Food Color available on Amazon). Make red buttercream icing by combining all ingredients. Let dry completely before storing in cookie tins NOTESġ/2 cup Powdered sugar (1 cup = 120 grams)ġ 1/2 cups Oats (1 cup = 80 grams) Quaker Old-FashionedĢ 1/2 cups Flour (1 cup = 120 grams) siftedĢ cups Powdered sugar (1 cup = 120 grams) (approximately)ġ 3/4 cups Powdered sugar (1 cup = 120 grams) siftedĢ drips Red food coloring paste or gel, more if needed Using a 1/4 flat ribbon decorating point, make red stripes on the candy canes. ![]() Place on flat surface until completely dry (cookie sheets are great for this and are very portable). ![]() In an hour or so, when the glaze is 90% dry, use a dull knife to cut any excess drips from the bottom edge of the canes. Remove and let excess glaze run off for a moment. Using your fingers, make sure all sides are covered except the bottom. Place a candy cane face down in the glaze. In a small bowl, mix some powdered sugar with a few drops of milk until it makes a smooth glaze which can coat the cookies and be thick enough to appear white. Bake at 325 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Sift together flour and salt add to creamed mixture, mixing thoroughly. ![]()
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