Garnish Workbook 2012

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because... they’re little sweeties. Keep the kids occupied with this DIY dessert. A tasty treat that’s fun, too! You’ll be the most popular adult in the room! OF COURSE, COOKIES ARE A HIT WITH KIDS OF ALL AGES, BUT DIY COOKIES ARE AN EXTRA-SPECIAL HIT WITH THE YOUNGER CROWD. Time this Garnish perfectly, and the adults will be able to enjoy a leisurely dessert—and even your coffee!—without kiddie interruptions.

What I’ll need:

The game plan:

FROM THE GROCER

FROM GARNISH

ingredients for your

(per kit)

favorite sugar cookie

one kraft paper tray

recipe (or feel free to use

one sheet of caramel

1.

Color the icing by mixing in the food coloring and

one of each color. 2.

Fill the mini plastic cups

waxed tissue paper

with decorating supplies

store bought sugar cookie

two plastic cups with lids

and pop the lids on.

sprinkles, ready-to-spread

three small squeeze bottle

icing & decorating supplies

one medium cello bag

food coloring

red & white bakery twine

ours) OR your favorite •

then fill the bottles with

3.

Fill the cello bag with cookies and tie on some twine.

4.

Line the tray with the waxed paper and arrange

Make it your own!

the supplies (so easy!).

We used sugar cookies for our Garnish, but this would be just as good with gingerbread men! You could even mix custom icing colors for each kit. (But only if you’re feeling extra crafty!) garnish workbook • 2012


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