Dipping In Royal Icing

Baking By cathynac Updated 11 Apr 2013 , 12:09pm by cathynac

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cathynac Posted 10 Apr 2013 , 7:07pm
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Hello!

 

 Last week I made 45 Philadelphia LOVE cookies for a bridal shower. http://www.stopandsmelltheflour.com/

 

Unfortunately I've been having carpal tunnel pain ever since.

 

Does anyone have experience with dipping sugar cookies into royal icing? I am looking for ways to reduce repetitive injury from the piping, and thought if I could do the backgrounds with a dip it might be a better option.

 

Just wondering if anyone could give me some insight.

 

Thanks!

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StacyAnnB Posted 10 Apr 2013 , 8:51pm
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I have done them both ways. By outlining them then filling in with thinned royal icing. Or by pouring thinned royal icing over them while on cooling racks. I do not dip each cookie as I have found it contaminates the icing with crumbs. Also, I find if my icing did not cover well, I let dry and then cover them again. But, the most preferred way is to pipe and fill.

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cathynac Posted 11 Apr 2013 , 12:09pm
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Thanks Stacy. I'll give spooning or pouring it on a shot.

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