Thank you!! Yes, I always use 2 bags, one with my outline and one with my flood. This video shows near the end how I make my consitencies! ua-cam.com/video/L5mVKZnTqac/v-deo.html
Hi! I've been watching your videos since I am just about to start my first attempt at creating cookies as a thank you to health care professionals that are helping me with my nursing school journey. How long does the first section of icing need to dry for before you outline and flood the next section? I won't be using a hydrator for this. Thank you for all your videos. They have been so helpful!
That is so nice of you to bring them cookies! Usually the icing can take about 45 minutes or more to dry enough for the second layer. But if you have a fan that you can put near your cookies to circulate the air a bit, it helps speed up the process, to sometimes 20-30 minutes! I usually outline all of my cookies and then flood one by one, and then usually by the time I'm done the first cookie is dry enough to start the 2nd layer!
I like that you didnt speed it up. It gives a real time expectation on how long it takes to do each cookie
Thank you! I like to show the real time on UA-cam so that people know how slow it really is 🥰
Love this cookie! The flip flops were adorable!
Thank you so much!!
Adorable!! I’ll be making these next time I make cookies!❤️
Yay!! Awesome!! And thank you!!
Too cute! Love your tutorials!
Thank you!!
Your videos are so helpful & all your cookies are adorable!! Do you use 2 piping bags of each color- 1 for outline & 1 for flood? Thanks!
Thank you!! Yes, I always use 2 bags, one with my outline and one with my flood. This video shows near the end how I make my consitencies! ua-cam.com/video/L5mVKZnTqac/v-deo.html
Very Cool!💜⛱️
Thank you 😄❤️
Beautiful
Thanks!!
That's really cute!
Thank you 🥰🥰
Hi! I've been watching your videos since I am just about to start my first attempt at creating cookies as a thank you to health care professionals that are helping me with my nursing school journey. How long does the first section of icing need to dry for before you outline and flood the next section? I won't be using a hydrator for this. Thank you for all your videos. They have been so helpful!
That is so nice of you to bring them cookies! Usually the icing can take about 45 minutes or more to dry enough for the second layer. But if you have a fan that you can put near your cookies to circulate the air a bit, it helps speed up the process, to sometimes 20-30 minutes! I usually outline all of my cookies and then flood one by one, and then usually by the time I'm done the first cookie is dry enough to start the 2nd layer!
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