Now onto the easiest cookie on-a-stick ever...
I used a sugar cookie dough, rolled it out, grabbed a small (1.5-inch) biscuit cutter and went to town cutting out reindeer noses. I then inserted popsicle sticks and baked them. When cooled, they were iced using red (AmeriColor Super Red soft gel food paste) tinted royal icing. While the icing was still wet I sprinkled on red decorating sugar. Let dry completely.
Here's a pictorial:
The cookie on the left was baked with the stick inserted, but some bakers prefer to add the stick by attaching it with royal icing after it's baked. It's up to you.
Fill a decorating bag with the red royal icing, fitted with a #2 or#3 decorating tip. Outline the cookie with the icing.
Fill the cookie with the red royal icing. t doesn't have to be perfect since it's going to be covered in sanding sugar. :)
Immediately sprinkle red sanding sugar, liberally, over the cookie.
Shake off the excess sugar and save it for later.
Reindeer noses, all ready for the little ones (or big ones, for that matter, haha)!
ENJOY!
That's all there is to it! I told you it was easy~peasy:)
How cute would these Rudolph Nose cookies on-a-stick be for a party favor or photo-op? As you can see, very cute!
HAVE FUN!
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So cute and so smart! ^^ I'm going to try this for our Christmas party, soon. Or maybe I should just test it out for the family now! Your recipes and ideas are so amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so much cuter than the trendy mustache on a stick photo op. LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteCute indeed!
ReplyDeleteleave to YOU to have a wonderful idea like this! so cute and fun...sweet memories!
ReplyDeleteThese look simple delicious and super easy :) Visiting from sun scholars
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute photo. I bet your Munchkin loved posing for it.
ReplyDeleteThese are sooo cute. I bet your Munchkins love you to pieces!
ReplyDeleteAdorable... I was hoping this was coming after your noses-in-a-jar :) !
ReplyDeleteso very cute! i still can't believe you have 8 grandkids!
ReplyDeleteI am making these this morning for our church craft fair!! I think the kids would LOVE these...THANKS!!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea - we are definitely making these!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute - even just with the one munchkin :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea! My daughter would love this! Would you share at Mrs Foxs Sweet Party :) http://mrsfoxssweets.blogspot.com/2011/12/mrs-foxs-sweet-party-1.html
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! It was the 'red nose day' yesterday over here in Germany. Those would be really perfect for the event.
ReplyDeleteAww isn't he cute! He looks like he's having so much fun there! Plus of course he gets to eat the cookie afterwards! :D
ReplyDeleteSo, so cute.
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh!!! I LOVE THESE....Expect to see a pic of my munchkins as Rudolph soon!!!
ReplyDeleteadorable! I saw this on Pinterest and didn't realize they were yours! Sometimes the best ideas are the simplest :) Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLove-love-love~! The red-nose cookies are the cutest thing!!!And it's so simple!!! BTW did you pre-soaked the sticks before baking?
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I love this! I wanted to let you know that I featured this in my "What I Bookmarked This Week" post - stop by and see.
ReplyDeleteThat little munchkin behind the nose is a sweetheart! Love that you put the Rudoph noses on a stick too.
ReplyDeleteCute as can be!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky that you got one of the munchkins to pose with it! Such an adorable photo.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are so cute! I would love it if you came to link to my holiday recipe swap blog hop. It is my first ever! Love these recipes.
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back to tell you they sold out lickety split at the craft fair. THEY WERE SO POPULAR!! The kids (and adults) just loved the idea, so thanks so so so much!!
ReplyDeleteThose are the perfect decorated cookies for me because it's just a circle of royal icing. Star adding details, and my hand shakes, the icing globs lol Your munchkin looks so cute with Rudolph's nose! ;)
ReplyDeleteAww-cutest gingerbread men, ever.
ReplyDeleteThese cookies and your munchkin are so adorable. Sorry about the plan. Hey, maybe save the idea for next year. :) I really want to see all your munchkins with a red nose.
ReplyDeleteWish you and your loved ones a wonderful Holiday Season.
I know my son would love these little treats! First time at your blog, you have some beautiful recipes here!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!! And the picture of your son is DARLING!! I am your newest follower. I'd love for you to follow me back, if you want to =-) I would love for you to come link up at my TGIF LInky Party - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties - I know my readers would love to see!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Beth =-)
sooooo sweet!!! love your rudolf pic!!! greetings from angie (germany)
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