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If you’re like my family and I, when given the option of adding icing onto sugar cookies the answer is a resounding, “YES!”
While this recipe is super easy to make, it can be very messy – especially if you plan on using food coloring. Always protect the surface that you’re working on. (I typically cover my work surface with parchment paper or aluminum foil.)
Ingredients:
1 1/2 Tbs of Aquafaba (The liquid found in a can of garbanzo beans).
1-2 C Powdered Sugar
1/4 tsp. Cream of Tarter
1/2 C Water
1 tsp. Vanilla Extract
Parchment Paper (I use this brand (paid link) but remember to ***always read the ingredients label!)
Optional: Food Coloring
(Optional) Allergy Friendly Sprinkles
Mix aquafaba, water, cream of tartar in a medium to large sized mixing bowl with a hand mixer.
Gradually add in powdered sugar until the ideal consistency is achieved. (This icing will be a little on the runny side, but once you place the frosted cookies in the fridge, overnight, the frosting will cure with a nice sheen to it.
I divide the icing into a few separate bowls and add a few drops of natural food coloring to each bowl so that there will be a few different icing colors to decorate the cookies with.
TIP: I happen to have a large posterboard that I cover with parchment paper. Then, I frost and store the cookies on that, unwrapped so that the frosting can set in the refrigerator overnight.
Once the cookie icing has set, I then store the cookies in gallon size food storage bags and I keep the frosted cookies refrigerated to make sure that they last longer and don’t spoil.
I hope your family likes this recipe as much as mine does!
Enjoy!
-Monique
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