Stenciling On Glaze

Baking By keonicakes Updated 7 Feb 2010 , 12:35am by luv2bake6

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keonicakes Posted 3 Feb 2010 , 1:40pm
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I always use the nfsc with Toba Garret cookie glaze. It does dry after several hours or overnight, but I was wandering if I would have success trying to stencil on them? and what icing to use for that part? Thank you.

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MBHazel Posted 6 Feb 2010 , 5:35am
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I'd like to see the answer to this too!!!

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xiswtsawluiix Posted 6 Feb 2010 , 5:44am
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I would like to as well!

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keonicakes Posted 6 Feb 2010 , 3:03pm
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Went ahead and tried it last night and it was a definate FAIL! When I pulled the stencils off of the glaze, the glaze came off with it. The glaze was dry to the touch, but gonna try one more time with some that dried overnight. I DON"T think it's going to work though. Worked great on my fondant cookies, but I love the look of the shiny glaze.

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cookiemookie Posted 6 Feb 2010 , 4:09pm
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I'm curious, what icing did you use to do the actual stenciling?

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luv2bake6 Posted 7 Feb 2010 , 12:35am
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You mention that the glaze was dry to the touch when you tried stenciling. The glaze or ri must be completely dry (hard) before you try to stencil. As i learned from cookiemookie who does beautiful stenciling by the way, the consistency of the icing to stencil had to be thick like peanut butter. HTH

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