Recipe: Yummy Vickys Royal Icing for Cookies - No Egg GF DF EF SF NF

Vickys Royal Icing for Cookies - No Egg GF DF EF SF NF. Put all of the ingredients in a bowl and mix together slowly until incorporated. Royal icing is a sweet, hard icing made from egg whites and powdered sugar and perfect for decorating cookies. It's the perfect icing for decorating cookies, and you can use all kinds of colors to achieve pretty much any effect you can imagine.

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Ingredients of Vickys Royal Icing for Cookies - No Egg GF DF EF SF NF

1. It's 125 g of icing sugar / powdered sugar.
2. Prepare 4 tsp of milk of choice - I use light coconut milk.
3. It's 2 tsp of clear corn syrup or golden syrup.
4. It's 1/4 tsp of almond extract or clear vanilla extract.
5. Prepare of gel food colouring of choice.

Again, I'm still experimenting and learning how to use it, so I don't really have a lot of useful tips, sorry guys! I decided to go with a wet on dry technique. Royal icing is perfect for cookie decoration because it sets well, dries out in few hours and gives the cookies a sheen. I do not mind eggs at all in my other cookies like chocolate chip cookies or my oatmeal cookies but somehow when it comes to sugar cookies, I dislike the egg flavor in them.

Vickys Royal Icing for Cookies - No Egg GF DF EF SF NF instructions

1. Put all of the ingredients in a bowl and mix together slowly until incorporated. It should be thick enough to hold a soft peak.
2. The icing needs to be quite thick to do your initial cookie outlines. These will stop the rest of the icing flowing over the edge of your cookies. Put this mixture into a piping bag and go around all of your outlines with it. Let it set for a few minutes.
3. Add a touch more syrup and milk to the rest of the icing to thin it so it's a bit thinner but not too runny. Add 1 tsp of each at a time but no more than 3 tsp of each.
4. Now pipe or spoon this thinner icing into your cookie centres, tip it gently around and use a toothpick to encourage it into all the nooks you need to fill.
5. Set aside for a few hours until set, between 3 - 5 is the usual time for my icing.
6. Now it's rock hard and you can use an edible pen on the icing or pipe embellishments in different coloured icing on top!.
7. This recipe makes around 130g / 1 cup of royal icing which is enough to ice 16 - 18 x 3" sized cookies.

What do the abbreviations VE, VG, GF, DF, EF, SF, NF above chef Akis Petretzikis' recipes mean? Use them to help choose recipes that are best suited for you! There is also an egg free diet (EF) and a nut free diet (NF) that concerns individuals who are allergic to these specific foods. It is best to run some. Contribute to eggjs/egg-cookies development by creating an account on GitHub. egg-cookies provide an alternative encrypt mode like signed.