{the finished product}
{the decorating process from start to finish}
ETA - Since Damaris wasn't the first to ask about the cookie cutters {Mom asked too, Hi Mom!} - I used a standard cupcake cookie cutter for the main shape and a small scalloped biscuit cutter to create the bite mark. Chomp, chomp!
One of my favorite touches was the cherry on top. I originally set out to find Christmas M&Ms and just pull out the red M&Ms to top the cookies. I was ecstatic to find the new Cherry Cordial M&Ms and thought they added the perfect touch to finish off my cookies.
{all wrapped up}
I'm a firm believer that presentation is equally as important as taste. I printed out custom labels and tied each cookie in cellophane bags - the perfect party favor if you ask me! If you're local, be sure to check out one of the fabulous parties going on this evening.
Brooklyn Winery
213 N 8th Street
Brooklyn, NY
December 7, 2010
7-9PM
Chopstix Piano Bar
11 Roy Street
Seattle, WA
December 7, 2010
7-9:30PM
7 comments:
these look amazing. do you have a cookie cutter that looks like that or did you cut each one with a knife? either way i'm super impressed.
I actually laughed in delight when I saw this on Tastespotting. Super cute! And happy blogging birthday to you! :)
Congrats! Six years is a long time in blogging I'm told. Have a great party!
These look so cute! The shape is quite something.
I was at the Seattle bash on Tuesday and girlfriend, those cookies were amazing and so tasty!
My youngest didn't want his at first because he thought someone actually bit them, I had to show him the logo for him to believe that no one really did. I'll be posting about the whole party and linking back to you!
nice cookies...:)
i wnt to ask..the decoration U use chocolate or royal icing??
Thank you! I decorate my cookies with Royal Icing.
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