Beginner royal icing cookies

This simple yet versatile sugar cookie icing recipe, your one-stop shop for flawless spreading and breathtaking piping!

This is the best royal icing for sugar cookies! It is easy to make, has amazing flavor and dries softer than other royal icings. I'm always getting compliments whenever I use this recipe to decorate my sugar cookies!

I’m happy to share with you the most PERFECT sugar cookie recipe that I have ever used for cut-out royal icing cookies. After struggling with cookies that don’t maintain their shape in the oven or are crumbly/uneven to ice, I find this recipe to be TOP-NOTCH. The best thing about these cookies is how they...Read More

Royal Icing can turn regular sugar cookies into little works of art! Smooth and shiny, royal icing is simple to make and decorate with too!

Bakers: You're about to have an "aha moment."

If you’re reading this, you’re probably ready to dive head first into creating almost-too-beautiful-to-eat royal icing cookies. Royal icing cookies are the perfect treat for any occasion and they can really set the tone for an event! They photograph beautifully and taste great, too. If you think decorating beautiful royal icing cookies is above your...Read More

If you are new to cookie decorating or are looking for helpful tips and videos, this post if for you. It is a complete beginners guide to cookie decorating.

Of all the types of cookie icing, our thinned royal icing recipe is perfect for covering and decorating cut-out sugar cookies. Also known as flow-in icing or flood icing, this recipe dries icing to a smooth finish. Unlike softer cookie icings, thinned royal icing is durable once it sets, making it ideal for flooding and decorating sugar cookies. This recipe makes for the perfect Christmas cookie icing and is easy enough for bakers of all ages.

An easy dough that yields a nice, soft cookie. These cookies are a little more fragile, so handle with care.