http://cakewhiz.com/cakewhiz/post/New-years-resolution-cookies.aspxNew year's resolution cookies
clock December 28, 2012 20:51 by author Abeer
As 2012 draws to an end, I have been reflecting on all the "ups" and "downs" of this year and overall, I am very happy with how this year turned out and I hope that 2013 is even better than 2012!
Each year, I come up with New Year's resolutions. There are some that I am able to keep and then, there are some that I give up on New Year's Day itself! hahaha Tongue out
This year, instead of writing down my resolutions on a sheet of paper which I tend to lose after only a few days (lol!), I wrote them on peanut butter cookies.
This way, I can eat the cookies as I complete each resolution Laughing
Pretty neat...eh?!
I could have baked a fresh batch of cookies but the store-bought cookies have a longer shelf life and some of these resolutions may take a bit longer to complete...
These are so easy to make and FUN too.
Here are the steps:
Step 1:
Use a round cookie cutter (about the same size as your peanut butter cookies) to cut out cirlces of fondant in various colors. I used my favorite marshmallow fondant recipe. If you want, you can use store-bought fondant. It should work fine too but my marshamllow fondant tastes soooo much better!
Step 2:
Brush some corn syrup on top of the cookies and stick the fondant circles.
Step 3:
Let the fondant-covered cookies sit for about 2 hours at room temperature, uncovered and away from splashes of water. This will harden the fondant slightly and make it easier to write on them.
Use black edible marker to write your resolutions.
Put your cookies in a cookie jar. Wrap a ribbon around it with a cute tag that says: "This year, I will..."
And you are done!
All that's left to do is munch on these cookies as you tackle each resolution Wink
Well folks, this will be my last posting for 2012. I will see you all in 2013.
I wish each and every single one of you a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2013 be filled with lots of happiness!!! Laughing