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How to Make Cute Decorated Pumpkin Sugar Cookies



Here are step-by-step directions to make these cute decorated Pumpkin Sugar Cookies direct from my friend (and personal cookie queen) Kelli. Get printable instructions, plus recipe & supply links here: https://gfreefoodie.com/pumpkin-sugar-cookies/

She literally taught me how to make these, on camera, in this video. You could also make the pumpkins and let them dry for 10 minutes, and add jack-o-lantern faces with black royal icing.

Here’s what you need:

Pumpkin-shaped Sugar Cookies (we used 1 1/2 inch cookies, but any size will work)
1 batch Royal Icing (recipe: https://gfreefoodie.com/royal-icing/ )
Orange + Green Food Coloring: (gel color works best)
Tipless Icing Bags
Scribe tool (or a cheese pick or toothpicks)

To decorate your Pumpkin Sugar Cookies:

Dye 2 TBSP of the royal icing green, and then load it into a tipless bag. Dye the rest of the icing orange, and fill another tipless bag (or more, of you have a decorating team!) with orange icing.

Place a cookie on a flat work surface. Snip the very end of each tipless bag, so they make a very fine line of icing.

Outline one section of the pumpkin (about 1/3) on the right side of the cookie with orange icing. Then fill (flood) the section with icing, and use the scribe tool to fill in any empty spots. (If you are pushing around a lot with the scribe, use a little more icing.) Repeat this on the left side, leaving the center section open. Allow the pumpkin to dry for 5-6 minutes, or until the icing has begun to set.

After the icing on the sides of the pumpkin has set, outline the center section and flood it in. Wipe any excess off the scribe tool.

Then use the green icing to outline the stem, and flood it in.

Add any extra leaves or vines. That’s it! Allow your cookies to dry completely, and you’re all done.

These cute pumpkin are perfect from the beginning of fall all the way through Thanksgiving. If you’re making them for Halloween, check out our how-to videos for these simple Mummy Cookies and easy Frankenstein Cookies too!

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Video Transcription

[Music]everybody Kelly is back and thrilledhey Fiona having me it’s my houseKelly’s here all the time we’re justfilming a cookie video for you today umKelly makes all kinds of fancy cookieswhich I do not do so I am doing this thefirst time to show these guys that theycan do it right at home cuz if I can doit you can do it Kelly makesconventional sugar cookies most the timebut when she’s baking cookies for mecheese’s camel is all-purpose in yourregular recipe correct and when I ambaking unsupervised by Kelly I just usesugar cookie mix so that’s what we gotgoing on here and I’m gonna share yourroyal icing recipe on my website perfectokay let’s slice so to make this pumpkina little bit more three-dimensionalwe’re just gonna do it in three littlelayersonce tomorrow icing dries it will createmore of a three-dimensional effect sowhat we did is just piping now we’regonna love this then we’re gonna kind oflet this sectiondry before you move on to the next andthen you’re gonna grab your scribe toolagain this is like a great tool to useto help move out the royal icing and getit into some of the crevices that itdoesn’t naturally float to however ifyou don’t have one of these that’s okayyou can use like a toothpick at home orsome kind of appetizer tool and sincethis side is not touching this littlecorner we’re gonna do him next okaywe’re gonna let them hang out and thenwe’re gonna do the middle portion okayso we let these dry about five minuteknow what’s next and you’ll see that theicing doesn’t blend together and itkinda gives us a betterthree-dimensional pumpkin viewso you’ve got a loop okay so we’re gonnado a green stems maybe you want to doBrown my pumpkins are fresh okay okay sothis part we’re just gonna kind of likeokaycute cute little pumpkins I’m real proudof me fresh pumpkin cookies people youcan do it because I did it royal icingrecipes on the website[Music]

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