My son has been asking me to make Super Mario Cookies since December. I had just started decorating sugar cookies for fun and for Christmas. Mario seemed too complex for me. I like squiggles, dots, blobs, things that don't require recognition. I called them artsy cookies, abstract. Super Mario needed to resemble Super Mario. Or I'd end up with a bunch of mexican man cookies, or moustache man cookies.
I made a batch of miscellaneous cookies, that came with miscellaneous colour of royal icing and after all my cookies were done, I still had plenty of royal icing left. All the right colours to make Mario. So I tried my hand at the video game legend.
I found an picture of Mario on the web and I printed it out. I placed it under wax paper and went slowly on my way. Out of the six I tried to make only 4 survived (RIP blobs with red hats). But the beauty of baking for children is the they will eat anything. As soon as I mess up, someone gladly volunteers to eat it on scene.
So here he is in all his glory, with a few photos of the in-betweens.
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Thursday, 1 March 2012
Super Mario Cookies
My son has been asking me to make Super Mario Cookies since December. I had just started decorating sugar cookies for fun and for Christmas. Mario seemed too complex for me. I like squiggles, dots, blobs, things that don't require recognition. I called them artsy cookies, abstract. Super Mario needed to resemble Super Mario. Or I'd end up with a bunch of mexican man cookies, or moustache man cookies.
I made a batch of miscellaneous cookies, that came with miscellaneous colour of royal icing and after all my cookies were done, I still had plenty of royal icing left. All the right colours to make Mario. So I tried my hand at the video game legend.
I found an picture of Mario on the web and I printed it out. I placed it under wax paper and went slowly on my way. Out of the six I tried to make only 4 survived (RIP blobs with red hats). But the beauty of baking for children is the they will eat anything. As soon as I mess up, someone gladly volunteers to eat it on scene.
So here he is in all his glory, with a few photos of the in-betweens.
I made a batch of miscellaneous cookies, that came with miscellaneous colour of royal icing and after all my cookies were done, I still had plenty of royal icing left. All the right colours to make Mario. So I tried my hand at the video game legend.
I found an picture of Mario on the web and I printed it out. I placed it under wax paper and went slowly on my way. Out of the six I tried to make only 4 survived (RIP blobs with red hats). But the beauty of baking for children is the they will eat anything. As soon as I mess up, someone gladly volunteers to eat it on scene.
So here he is in all his glory, with a few photos of the in-betweens.
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